Hanapin
to put down
[phrase form: put]
01
ilapag
to stop carrying something by putting it on the ground
02
eutanase
to mercifully end the life of a sick or elderly animal to prevent further suffering
03
mag-landing
to land an aircraft, especially in case of emergency
04
isulat
to write and record information, like in books or documents
05
ilapag
to gently place a baby in a crib or bed for sleep or rest
06
babaan
to decrease prices, taxes, or other amounts
07
ibaba
to stop and let someone exit a vehicle at a specific location
08
pababain
to lessen the value or esteem of something or someone, often through spoken words or criticism
09
isara ang telepono
to end a telephone conversation by placing the receiver back on the telephone base
10
isulat
to register someone for a particular purpose, such as an event, task, appointment, or opportunity
11
pugutan
to use force to suppress or stop a protest
12
maglagay ng paunang bayad
to make a payment toward the purchase or reservation of something with the intention of paying the remainder later
13
ilapag
to place something or someone gently in a sitting position
14
bitiwan
to stop reading or listening to something, such as a book or music
to put oneself down
01
to speak negatively or critically about oneself
Halimbawa
As soon as I entered the room, I put down my umbrella.
Please put down your backpack before you hurt yourself.
They put down their instruments after the concert was over.
At the end of the meeting, everyone put down their pens and closed their notebooks.
He put down his suitcase and rushed to greet his family.
