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Heel
01
sakong, takong
the back of the sole of a shoe or boot
02
sakong
the back part of the foot, below the ankle
Mga Halimbawa
He wore comfortable shoes to support his heels during the long walk.
Suot niya ang komportableng sapatos para suportahan ang kanyang sakong sa mahabang lakad.
03
sakong, bahagi ng ulo ng klub na pinakamalapit sa shaft
(golf) a part of the clubhead, specifically the area closest to the shaft
Mga Halimbawa
He struck the ball off the heel of the club, causing it to veer off course.
Pinalo niya ang bola sa sakong ng club, na nagdulot nito na lumihis sa kurso.
04
sakong, paa ng palo
the lower end of a ship's mast
05
sakong, dulo ng tinapay
one of the crusty ends of a loaf of bread
06
tampalasan, walanghiya
someone who is morally reprehensible
07
kontrabida, masamang karakter
a wrestler who is a bad guy or has a villainous character, typically followed by the audience dislikes and boos
Mga Halimbawa
The heel insulted his opponent's hometown to rile up the audience.
Ininsulto ng heel ang bayan ng kanyang kalaban para galitin ang audience.
08
sakong, tabi
a command given to a dog to walk closely and attentively next to its owner or handler, typically at their side, without pulling ahead or lagging behind
Formal
SpecializedMga Halimbawa
She gave the dog a firm " heel " and it immediately walked beside her.
Binigyan niya ang aso ng isang matatag na « heel » at agad itong lumakad sa tabi niya.
09
tao, buwisit
a contemptible person, often someone who behaves in a dishonest, mean-spirited, or self-serving manner
Disapproving
InformalMga Halimbawa
He ’s such a heel for abandoning his friends when they needed him the most.
Talagang taksil siya sa pag-iwan sa kanyang mga kaibigan nang kailangan nila siya nang husto.
to heel
01
tumama sa sakong, paluin ng sakong
to strike the ball with the heel of the golf club
Mga Halimbawa
The amateur player often heels his putts under pressure.
Madalas na sakongin ng amateur na manlalaro ang kanyang mga putt sa ilalim ng presyon.
