Results for store tightly closed in a cool an... translation from English to Tagalog

store in a cool and dry place
mag-imbak sa isang cool at tuyo na lugar

in a cool dry place
mag-imbak sa isang cool at tuyo na lugar

moisture is another major enemy of coffee. exposure to moisture can cause the coffee beans or ground coffee to go bad in a couple of hours. while storing coffee, one should keep in mind to store it in a dry place where moisture cannot seep in. there is nothing worse than stale coffee
ang kahalumigmigan ay isa pang pangunahing kaaway ng kape. ang pagkakalantad sa kahalumigmigan ay maaaring maging sanhi ng mga beans ng kape o ground coffee na maging masama sa loob ng ilang oras. habang nag-iimbak ng kape, dapat isaisip ang isa na maiimbak ito sa isang tuyong lugar kung saan hindi masisid ang kahalumigmigan. walang mas masahol pa sa lipas na kape

hi alester, we are sorry to see you moving away from our school. the children will be missed but we understand you must work. as all schools are closed in australia it is going to be difficult for you to enrol the children in a new school. if you have a computer and internet the children can stay enrolled in our school until the school you want to enrol in is open again. they can do their lessons with us online.
kumusta alester, paumanhin kami na makita kang lumipat sa aming paaralan. ang mga bata ay makaligtaan ngunit naiintindihan namin na dapat kang gumana. tulad ng lahat ng mga paaralan ay sarado sa australia, magiging mahirap para sa iyo na ma-enrol ang mga bata sa isang bagong paaralan. kung mayroon kang isang computer at internet ang mga bata ay maaaring manatiling naka-enrol sa aming paaralan hanggang sa ang paaralan na nais mong magpatala ay bukas muli. maaari nilang gawin ang kanilang mga aralin sa amin sa online.

perseus was the son of danaë, who was the daughter of a king. and when perseus was a very little boy, some wicked people put his mother and himself into a chest, and set them afloat upon the sea. the wind blew freshly, and drove the chest away from the shore, and the uneasy billows, tossed it up and down; while danaë clasped her child closely to her bosom, and dreaded that some big wave would dash its foamy crest over them both. the chest sailed on, however, and neither sank nor was upset; until, when night was coming, it floated so near an island that it got entangled in a fisherman's nets, and was drawn out high and dry upon the sand. the island was called seriphus, and it was reigned over by king polydectes, who happened to be the fisherman's brother.
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