Mobilize in Tagalog

“Mobilize” in Tagalog translates to “Magtipon,” “Mag-organisa,” “Ilunsad,” or “Mangalap” depending on the context—whether rallying people, organizing resources, or deploying forces. Understanding these nuances helps you communicate action and movement effectively in Filipino contexts.

[Words] = Mobilize

[Definition]:

• Mobilize /ˈmoʊ.bə.laɪz/
• Verb 1: To organize and prepare (troops, resources, or people) for active service or use.
• Verb 2: To bring (people) together for a common purpose or action.
• Verb 3: To make something movable or capable of movement.

[Synonyms] = Magtipon, Mag-organisa, Ilunsad, Mangalap, Magpulong, Ipunin, Magkaisa

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: The government decided to mobilize emergency resources after the typhoon struck the region.
• Ex1_PH: Ang gobyerno ay nagpasyang magtipon ng mga emergency resources pagkatapos tumama ang bagyo sa rehiyon.
• Ex2_EN: Community leaders are working to mobilize volunteers for the coastal cleanup campaign.
• Ex2_PH: Ang mga pinuno ng komunidad ay gumagawa upang mangalap ng mga boluntaryo para sa kampanya ng paglilinis ng baybayin.
• Ex3_EN: The military was ordered to mobilize troops along the border for increased security.
• Ex3_PH: Ang militar ay inutusang mag-organisa ng mga tropa sa hangganan para sa mas mataas na seguridad.
• Ex4_EN: Activists mobilized thousands of supporters to march for climate justice.
• Ex4_PH: Ang mga aktibista ay nagtipon ng libu-libong tagasuporta upang magmartsa para sa katarungang pangklima.
• Ex5_EN: The company plans to mobilize its workforce to meet the increased production demands.
• Ex5_PH: Ang kumpanya ay nakaplanong ilunsad ang kanyang mga manggagawa upang matugunan ang pagtaas ng pangangailangan sa produksyon.