Hanapin
to pour in
[phrase form: pour]
01
dumagsa, maglagablab
to come or be received in large quantities or amounts, typically in a continuous and overwhelming manner
02
dumagsa, dumagsa nang madami
(of people) to go or arrive somewhere in large numbers
pour in
v
Halimbawa
Donations poured in from all corners of the world after the earthquake.
The news of the victory spread quickly, and congratulations poured in from friends and family.
Once the news spread, offers of help began to pour in.
When the company launched its new product, orders began to pour in faster than they could be processed.
Letters have been pouring in like nobody’s business.
