Hanapin
to nail
01
pako, ikabit
to attach something securely by using small pointed metal pieces
Transitive: to nail sth | to nail sth to a support structure
02
bagay na bagay, magtagumpay nang madali
to easily succeed at doing something
Transitive: to nail a task or activity
03
mahuli, madiskubre
to find or catch someone for doing something wrong or illegal
Transitive: to nail sb
04
dumapo, tamaan
to hit the ball forcefully and accurately
Transitive: to nail a ball
05
itagil, itaga
to clearly and unmistakably establish or identify something
Transitive: to nail sth
Nail
01
pako, pagtaga
a small strong pointy metal that is inserted into walls or wooden objects using a hammer to hang things from or fasten them together
02
kuko, pako
the hard, thin layer on the upper surface of the tip of the finger and toe
What is a "nail"?
A nail is a protective structure composed of keratin located at the end of each finger and toe. It serves as a shield, covering the fingertip or toe, and acts as a barrier against potential damage and infection. Nails also contribute to tactile sensation and enhance sensitivity in the fingertips. They can grow and be trimmed, and their appearance can be influenced by various factors, including health and personal care habits. Understanding the anatomy and function of nails is important for maintaining nail health, hygiene, and overall hand and foot function.
03
pako, daliri
a former unit of length for cloth equal to 1/16 of a yard
nail
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nailer
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nailer
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Halimbawa
The carpenter has nailed the beams for structural support.
I have already nailed the artwork to the gallery wall.
The carpenter will nail the wooden boards together to construct the frame of the house.
She decided to nail the signpost to the ground for better visibility.
They are nailing the fence panels for added security.
