Results for fairly translation from English to Tagalog

fairly
sakto

fairly sales
medyo kasiya-siya

the fairly oddparents
the fairly oddparents

fairly aerated lungs
tagalog

im a fairly cheerful person
im a fairly cheerful person.

i'm being treated fairly
pinagtritripan ako

he has a fairly large fortune.
siya ay nagkamal ng napakalaking swerte.

considered by me to be fairly important
mahalagang dahilan

contracts should be negotiated fairly and competitively
ang mga kontrata ay dapat na makipag - ayos nang patas at mapagkumpitensya

execution by shooting is a fairly old practice.
grupo ng nagpapaputok

treat me fairly and i will treat you like a queen
hoping i find someone that can treat me how you treat me as your princess

displays the length to which people perceive they are treated fairly at work.
ay nagpapakita ng haba kung saan nakikita ng mga tao na patas ang trato sa kanila sa trabaho.

reservoir are fairly large and deep human created bodies of standing freshwater often built behind dams. they are built primarily for water storage . unlike in lakes the volume of water contained in reservoir is determine by what is required for hydroelectric power production irrigation or domestic consumption .
reservoir ay medyo malaki at malalim na tao na nilikha katawan ng nakatayo tubig-tabang madalas na binuo sa likod ng dam. sila ay binuo lalo na para sa imbakan ng tubig. hindi katulad sa lawa ang lakas ng tunog ng tubig na nilalaman sa imbakan ng tubig ay matukoy sa pamamagitan ng kung ano ang kinakailangan para sa haydroelektriko kapangyarihan produksyon patubig o domestic pagkonsumo.

changes in life style, rapid urbanization and industrialization have led to an increase in water consumption throughout the globe. agriculture sector is the prime consumer, accounting to nearly 70% of total water consumption followed by industries at 20% and domestic consumption at 10%. the population of the world is growing at a rate of 80 million per year and the demand for fresh water is increasing at a rate of 64 billion cubic meters/year (1 cubic meter = 1000 liters); just triple of what it was half a century back. while water constitutes 70% of earth’s matter; only 2.5% of it is fresh water and only 1% of that is accessible to the masses. population explosion has led to surplus demand of this vital resource, while its recycle rate has remained fairly constant. today we are losing fresh water at a rate much faster than it could be naturally replenished. many major cities across the world are on the verge of losing their fresh water reserves and running completely dry in the coming decade. to avoid water crisis and to ensure the availability of fresh water for future generations, there is a need to form policies regarding water conservation and also to implement them effectively. such policy formulation should consider all the sectors using water – agriculture, industries and domestic. we must acknowledge the fact that the water we have today can only be recycled and there is an urgent need to take appropriate measures, to save water and avoid its overuse or wastage in our offices, schools, and public places etc. identify the wastage of water and take counter measures in your own capacity.
upang pangalagaan ang tubig