Results for bent translation from English to Tagalog

bent
umayos

bent device
bent device

all day bent over
braso koy namamanhid

you're bent too
ayaw munanaman akong kausapin okay

bent steel nakaharang
baluktot na bakal

were not broken, just bent
ay hindi nasira lamang baluktot

the bent backs straighted up
ang baluktot na likod ay diretso

what animal eats bent over before admiring
anong hayop ang kumakain nakayuko bago humanga

the bent backs straightened up, old and young who were called slaves and could
tagalog

my most famous one was. on a saw horse bent over, ass in the air.
ang pinaka-sikat kong pose ay naka sakay ako sa saw horse nakayuko, nakataas ang puwit.

health organizations recommended that people cover their mouth and nose with a bent elbow or a tissue when coughing or sneezing, and disposing of any tissue immediately.
inirekomenda ng mga organisasyong pangkalusugan na takpan ng mga tao ang kanilang bibig at ilong ng kanilang nakatiklop na siko o tisyu kapag umuubo o bumabahing, at kaagad na pagtatapon ng anumang tisyu.

there was a great outcryin the bent backs straighted up, old, and young who were called slaves and cloud fly joined hands say like they would ring sing but they dint shuffle in a circle
there was a great outcryin the bent backs straighted up, old, and young who were called slaves and cloud fly joined hands say like they would ring sing but they dint shuffle in a circle

africa, my africa africa of proud warriors in ancestral savannahs africa of whom my grandmother sings on the banks of the distant river i have never known you but your blood flows in my veins your beautiful black blood that irrigates the fields the blood of your sweat the sweat of your work the work of your slavery africa, tell me africa is this you, this back that is bent this back that breaks under the weight of humiliation this back trembling with red scars and saying yes to the whip under the midday sun but a grave voice answers me impetuous child that tree, young and strong that tree over there splendidly alone amidst white and faded flowers that is your africa springing up anew springing up patiently, obstinately whose fruit bit by bit acquires the bitter taste of liberty.
aprika