Hanapin
to abide by
[phrase form: abide]
01
sumunod sa, sundin ang
to follow the rules, commands, or wishes of someone, showing compliance to their authority
Transitive: to abide by a rule or order
Example
The employees must abide by the supervisor 's instructions at the construction site.
Children should learn to abide by their parents ' guidance and rules.
The soldiers swore an oath to abide by their commander 's orders.
02
sumunod sa, igalang
to demonstrate respect toward someone, often implying a sense of loyalty or commitment
Example
He always abides by his deep respect for his mentor, following their teachings.
In their culture, it 's customary to abide by elders and show them reverence.
She abides by her loyalty to her best friend through thick and thin.
Halimbawa
The employees must abide by the supervisor's instructions at the construction site.
Children should learn to abide by their parents' guidance and rules.
The soldiers swore an oath to abide by their commander's orders.
During the court trial, witnesses are required to abide by the judge's directives.
As a citizen, it's important to abide by the laws and regulations of your country.
