Hanapin
to spread out
[phrase form: spread]
01
ikalat, ipakalat
to separate a group of things and arrange or place them over a large area
Transitive: to spread out sth
02
mangalat, magkalat
to move away from one another and occupy a broader space
Intransitive
03
ipalawit, ilatag
to arrange items or elements in a line
Transitive: to spread out sth
04
ilayo, malawakan
to move parts of the body away from each other
Transitive: to spread out body parts
05
kumalat, magkalat
to extend over a significant expanse
Intransitive
06
mangiwa, lumawak
to extend in various directions from a central point
Intransitive
07
ipamahagi, ikalat
to distribute something among different time periods or individuals
Transitive: to spread out activities or resources
spread out
v
Halimbawa
The event planner instructed the staff to spread out the chairs in the conference room for the meeting.
The librarian suggested spreading out the study tables in the library for a more comfortable studying environment.
The campus of the university is spread out over 100 acres of land.
The canyons spread out in a breathtaking display of rugged natural beauty.
The peacock's flag spread out in a dazzling display.
