Results for skunk spray translation from English to Tagalog

skunk
mopeta

deo body spray
spray ng deo body

skunk (animal)
skunk

stalks of star spray
singgaan ng saboy ng bituin

occasionally spray on one area
minsanan

why falls so rich a spray
why falls so rich a spray

spray of shattered glass pieces
talsik ng bubog ng bote

why falls so rich a spray of fragrance from the bowers of the balmy flowers upon this festive day?
sa aking unang inspirasyon sa pamamagitan ng jose rizal

why falls so rich a spray of fragrance from the bowers of the balmy flowers upon this festive day?
my first inspiration

what i learned was how to use different housekeeping equipment such as a noon dust or dirt floor cleaner floor pulisher to smooth the floor and how to make the mirrors look the right process and see a caution sign such as a warning or dangerous sign and blend more spray or other disinpects.
ang mga natutunan ko ay kung paano gamitin ang ibat ibang kagamitan kagamitan sa housekeeping tulad nang vacuum cleaner na pang tanghali alikabok o dumi sa sahig floor pulisher na pang pakinis nang sahig at kung paano mag pinas nang mga salamin sa tamang proseso at pag may nakita na caution sign tulad nang warning or dangerous sign at pag timpla nang mga pang spray at mga tamang pag gamit nang pang disinpect sa mga gamit.

if close contact occurs during apprehension, workers should clean and disinfect their duty belt and gear prior to reuse using a household cleaning spray or wipe, and follow standard operating procedures for the containment and disposal of used ppe and for containing and laundering clothes.
kapag naganap ang close contact o malapit na kontak sa oras ng pagkaospital, ang mga manggagawa ay dapat maglinis at magdisimpekta ng kanilang duty belt at gear bago gamiting muli gamit ang spray o pampunas na panlinis sa bahay, at sundin ang karaniwang mga pamamaraan ng pagpapatakbo para sa pagtatago at paglalaba ng mga damit.

pesticides are a broad category of chemical that are used in agriculture and inside and around the home, primarily for pest and weed control. so we encounter pesticides on our fruits and vegetables that we buy from the store. we use pesticides in our homes, like with raid sprays or bait traps. and we use them in our lawns and gardens. exposure to these chemicals can cause a myriad of health problems. pesticide poisoning is a more immediate reaction, most commonly caused by occupational use or accidental ingestion. the symptoms are pretty different, but they usually include various neurological symptoms, like nausea, headache, dizziness. sometimes you might feel numb. you might feel confused. when you apply them, even if it seems like you're applying a really safe ingredient, always use gloves. and always try to wear a mask. if you can smell the pesticide when you're applying it, then you're being exposed. the environmental protection agency regulates the amount of pesticide residue on store-bought fruits and vegetables. so while this type of exposure is unlikely to lead to poisoning, it could lead to more long-term side effects. some pesticides have been linked to parkinson's disease and various types of cancer, and especially during pregnancy, exposures have been linked to reduced childhood iq, behavioral problems, cancer, and birth defects. if you do have high exposure to pesticides, you might not experience pesticide poisoning, but that doesn't mean that you aren't experiencing some very low level toxicity. health experts stress, the best way to limit pesticide exposure is by buying organic produce or soaking fruits and vegetables for at least five minutes and limiting pesticide use in the home when possible. i know it's really easy to bust out a spray when you see a cockroach or a bug that you would like to kill, but you know you can just use a shoe. a shoe works just as well and it's not emitting toxic chemicals. english pesticides are a broad category of chemical that are used in agriculture and inside and around the home, primarily for pest and weed control. so we encounter pesticides on our fruits and vegetables that we buy from the store. we use pesticides in our homes, like with raid sprays or bait traps. and we use them in our lawns and gardens. exposure to these chemicals can cause a myriad of health problems. pesticide poisoning is a more immediate reaction, most commonly caused by occupational use or accidental ingestion. the symptoms are pretty different, but they usually include various neurological symptoms, like nausea, headache, dizziness. sometimes you might feel numb. you might feel confused. when you apply them, even if it seems like you're applying a really safe ingredient, always use gloves. and always try to wear a mask. if you can smell the pesticide when you're applying it, then you're being exposed. the environmental protection agency regulates the amount of pesticide residue on store-bought fruits and vegetables. so while this type of exposure is unlikely to lead to poisoning, it could lead to more long-term side effects. some pesticides have been linked to parkinson's disease and various types of cancer, and especially during pregnancy, exposures have been linked to reduced childhood iq, behavioral problems, cancer, and birth defects. if you do have high exposure to pesticides, you might not experience pesticide poisoning, but that doesn't mean that you aren't experiencing some very low level toxicity. health experts stress, the best way to limit pesticide exposure is by buying organic produce or soaking fruits and vegetables for at least five minutes and limiting pesticide use in the home when possible. i know it's really easy to bust out a spray when you see a cockroach or a bug that you would like to kill, but you know you can just use a shoe. a shoe works just as well and it's not emitting toxic chemicals. english
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