Results for a plastic bottle translation from English to Tagalog

a plastic bottle
bring your own bottle

plastic bottle
bote

plastic bottle nozzle
gupitin a ng full ng bote hang gang baba pero hindi dapat sagad sa baba

you are a plastic person
plastic ka na tao

you're a plastic person
plastic kame

tapos komuha ng maliit na plastic bottle
ibilad sa init ng araw

ni recycling ko ang plastic bottles
ni recycling ko ang plastic bottles

the skin of the papaya will rot if it is left in a plastic container for a week
mabubulok ang balat ng papaya pag pinabayaan ito sa loob ng plastik na lalagyan ng isang linggo

get a plastic ruler and press one end to the edge of the table by holding it down firmly
pipiliin ko ang 1, 2 at 3 upang malutas

for the pendant of my lantern, i used plastic bottles and made it into a flower
palawit

he almost dumped the mistress of his jellyfish with a plastic bag of water. she is blessed because she always has a helper and saves her.
muntik na siyang malunod ng mapagkamalan niyang dikya ang isang plastik na supot na palutang-lutang sa tubig. mapalad siya dahil nagkakataon palaging may tumululong at nagliligtas sa kanya.

your voice holds me when your arms cannot. you spoke calming words to me as i slipped into sleep and yours were the first eyes i saw as i came out from under the fog wingless angels dressed in scrubs, footfall on our steps, a tap on the window, a neighbor’s wave, a newly sewn mask tossed (in a plastic bag), to the front of the door: “run it through the washer first,” she calls, waves, and departs. (fifteen years ago, at fifteen, just arrived from el salv
your voice holds me when your arms cannot. you spoke calming words to me as i slipped into sleep and yours were the first eyes i saw as i came out from under the fog wingless angels dressed in scrubs, footfall on our steps, a tap on the window, a neighbor’s wave, a newly-sewn mask tossed (in a plastic bag), to the front of the door: “run it through the washer first,” she calls, waves, and departs. (fifteen years ago, at fifteen, just arrived from el salvador, she walked into my jefferson high esl class. today, she is a hero, daily risking her life for her patients, while her own children wait in their fog-shrouded home.) earth angels, haloes shining bright, working with this virus in the air! we will not despair