Results for picking the nose translation from English to Tagalog

hard in the nose
mahirap in ilonggo

food in the nose.
maan in ilonggo

swelling inside the nose
bukol sa loob ng ilong

early morning in the nose
maulang umaga in ilonggo

the cold comes out of the nose
my kunti siya ubo pero ang sipon niya natulo sa labas ng ilong niya

lump on the utaas side of the nose
bukol sa utaas na bahagi ng ilong

we'll charge through the nose!
sige magbayad muna siya!

but can also be administered by mouth or sprayed into the nose.
oral administration

if it's still on the nose, it looks like you're drunk haw
daw sawaay lang

testing for the virus usually consists of a swab inserted through the nose or a throat swab which is analysed in a laboratory for the virus.
ang pagsusuri para sa virus ay karaniwang binubuo ng isang pamunas na ipinapasok sa ilong o isang pamunas ng lalamunan na pinag-aaralan sa isang laboratoryo para sa mga virus.

it is very important to see beyond our own experience see beyond our politics, beyond religion, beyond race, beyond the nose on our faces
napakahalaga na makita nang lampas sa aming sariling karanasan tingnan ang lampas sa ating politika, lampas sa relihiyon, lampas sa lahi, lampas sa ilong sa ating mga mukha

leon mendoza had been floating in the east river for three days when his corpse was fished out by the police. “whoever killed him nearly botched the job,” inspector wilson told a battery of reporters. “the killer first attempted to strangle him with mendoza’s own bow tie. apparently when that didn’t work, he resorted to a forty-inch piece of tarred hemp rope — the kind used for marine purposes. it did the job properly. “mendoza’s pockets were empty,” the inspector continued. “when found, he had on a white shirt with french cuffs and blue trousers, but no jacket.” an hour after the first editions hit the streets, neil the nose was banging on the inspector’s door. he had, as usual, information to peddle. “i found this,” the grimy little informer said. he held out tie clasp fashioned in the shape of a catboat. on the back was engraved, “to lm from gb.” “lm is leon mendoza and gb is gwynneth baltrow, his old flame,” volunteered neil. “could be gwynneth,” conceded the inspector. “we’ll never know. she committed suicide last month. where’d you find the clasp?” “that bit of information will cost you,” snapped neil. “i figure if you knew where he lost the clasp, you’d know where he was attacked, and if — “ “enough!” roared the inspector. “i’ll pay — with this” he drove the toe of his shoe into the seat of neil’s pants. “he deserves worse,” commented malcolm, opening the door as neil’s flew by. why was neil given the boot?
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