Vacuum in Tagalog

Vacuum in Tagalog translates to “kawalan,” “bakyu,” or “walang laman” depending on context. It refers to an empty space devoid of matter or a vacuum cleaner device. Understanding these translations helps distinguish between the scientific concept and the household appliance.

Discover the complete meanings, synonyms, and practical usage of vacuum in Tagalog through comprehensive examples below.

[Words] = Vacuum

[Definition]:
– Vacuum /ˈvækjuːm/
– Noun 1: A space entirely devoid of matter or air; an empty void.
– Noun 2: A vacuum cleaner; an electrical appliance that cleans by suction.
– Noun 3: A gap or absence of something needed or expected.
– Verb: To clean using a vacuum cleaner.

[Synonyms] = Kawalan, Bakyu, Walang laman, Walang hangin, Vakyu, Panghigop ng alikabok (for vacuum cleaner), Panglinis na de-kuryente (for vacuum cleaner).

[Example]:
– Ex1_EN: The experiment requires a perfect vacuum to prevent contamination from air molecules.
– Ex1_PH: Ang eksperimento ay nangangailangan ng perpektong kawalan ng hangin upang maiwasan ang kontaminasyon mula sa mga molekula ng hangin.

– Ex2_EN: She uses the vacuum cleaner every morning to keep the house spotless.
– Ex2_PH: Ginagamit niya ang panghigop ng alikabok tuwing umaga upang panatilihing malinis ang bahay.

– Ex3_EN: His resignation created a leadership vacuum in the organization.
– Ex3_PH: Ang kanyang pagbibitiw ay lumikha ng kawalan sa pamumuno sa organisasyon.

– Ex4_EN: Please vacuum the carpet before the guests arrive.
– Ex4_PH: Pakiusap na maglinis gamit ang vacuum ang karpet bago dumating ang mga bisita.

– Ex5_EN: Space is not a perfect vacuum but contains trace amounts of particles.
– Ex5_PH: Ang kalawakan ay hindi perpektong bakyu ngunit naglalaman ng kaunting mga partikulo.