Vous avez cherché: hiding in plain sight (Anglais - Tagalog)

hiding in plain sight, is he?
nagtatago siya dito?

hiding in ilocano
nagtatago

hiding in the shadow of sorrows
huwag maging anak ng kalungkutan

the man was hiding in a dense forest.
nagtatago sa mayabong na gubat ang mama.

you know,i had a guy hiding in the closet last week.
noong isang linggo, may nagtatagong lalaki sa closet ko.

many times he seemed to have been struggling with giant sharks and hiding in the birds of prey who wanted to eat him.
maraming beses na tila nakipagpatintero siya sa mga dambuhalang pating at nakipagtaguan sa mga ibong mandaragit na gustong kumain sa kanya.

i've been so alone all my life i couldn't give my heart to anyone hiding in myself was a man who needed to be held like everyone th
i've been so alone all my life

whatever reason you say you cannot change the fact that you are an impostor who is only pretending and because of that you are living in the shadow of other people because you have no ability to face your own personality and you will remain hiding in the dark side of your shadow
kahit anong dahilan pa ang sabihin mo hindi mo mababago ang katotohanan na ikaw ay isang impostor na nagpapanggap lamang at dahil dyan ikaw ay nabubuhay sa anino ng ibang tao dahil wala kang kakayahan na harapin ang sarili mong pagkatao at mananatili kang nagtatago sa madilim na bahagi ng iyong ginawang anino

it's istanbul, not constantinople, that straddles the bosporus strait today. but more than half a millennium ago—on may 29, 1453—it was constantinople, then the last bastion of the roman empire, that fell to ottoman turks. today’s popular stories science & innovation quake split a tectonic plate in two, and geologists are shaken animals new crocodile species found hiding in plain sight it was also in its incarnation as constantinople that the city was declared the capital of the roman empire by emperor constantine in 330 a.d. before that, the site was a greek village called byzantine. the new capital had much to recommend it. it was easier to defend than rome since it jutted out on the water, it had seven hills just like rome—and it had a christian population, the preference of the emperor. the strait's golden horn, seen here, divides the city in two. the galata tower, built by genoans in 1348, presides over the picture. it replaced the tower of galato—known as the megalos pyrgos, or "great tower"—that was largely destroyed by catholic crusaders in 1204. situated at the entrance to the golden horn, the first tower was more than a vertical ornament: a monstrous chain stretched from the tower to the city's northern side, preventing unwanted ships from entering the inlet.
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