Pair in Tagalog
“Pair” in Tagalog translates to “pares” or “mag-asawa” (for couples), and “itambal” or “ipares” (as a verb). This versatile word appears in various contexts from matching items to romantic relationships. Let’s explore its meanings, synonyms, and practical usage in both languages below.
[Words] = Pair
[Definition]:
- Pair /per/
- Noun 1: A set of two things used together or regarded as a unit.
- Noun 2: Two people or things that are similar or connected in some way.
- Verb 1: To join or connect two things together.
- Verb 2: To arrange things in groups of two.
[Synonyms] = Pares, Dalawa, Mag-asawa, Tambalan, Kapares, Mag-kapareha
[Example]:
- Ex1_EN: I bought a new pair of shoes for the wedding ceremony.
- Ex1_PH: Bumili ako ng bagong pares ng sapatos para sa seremonya ng kasal.
- Ex2_EN: The teacher asked us to pair up with a classmate for the project.
- Ex2_PH: Ang guro ay nagtanong sa amin na mag-kapareha sa isang kaklase para sa proyekto.
- Ex3_EN: This wine pairs perfectly with grilled salmon and vegetables.
- Ex3_PH: Ang alak na ito ay tumutugma nang perpekto sa inihaw na salmon at gulay.
- Ex4_EN: The happy pair celebrated their tenth anniversary last week.
- Ex4_PH: Ang masayang mag-asawa ay nag-celebrate ng kanilang ikasampung anibersaryo noong nakaraang linggo.
- Ex5_EN: Can you help me pair these socks by color and size?
- Ex5_PH: Maari mo ba akong tulungan na ipares ang mga medyas na ito ayon sa kulay at laki?
