Hai cercato la traduzione di milyun da Tagalog a Inglese

milyun milyong tao ang naninirahan doon.
millions of people live there.

akala ko ang mga bagay na ito ay tumagal ng milyun-milyong taon
i thought these things took millions of years

kabang tutwa tamu, mas buri tanamu itang tahimik a bie ampong metung a milyun.
kabang tutwa tamu, mas buri tanamu itang tahimik a bie ampong metung a milyun.

sa mga malalawak na pataniman, tinatapakan ng milyun milyong baka, ni walang dahong tumutubo.
in these vast foodlots, trampled by millions of cattle, not a blade of grass grows.

ang sikat ng araw, nakuha mahigit milyong taon ng milyun milyong halaman mahigit 100 milyong taon nakakaraan.
the energy of the sun, captured over millions of years by millions of plants more than 100 million years ago.

ang proseso sa pag-init at paghiwalay ng bitumen mula sa buhangin nangangailangan ng milyun milyong kubiko ng tubig.
the process of heating and separating bitumen from the sand requires millions of cubic meters of water.

kaliwa't kanan ang mga balita sa mga pahayagan ng bansang iran tungkol sa mga insidente ng pangungurakot na nagkakahalaga ng milyun-milyon.
headlines about multi-million dollar corruption often dance across the front pages of iranian newspapers.

bumuo siya ng mga koponan ng higit sa 1000 full time na kawani at pinamahalaan ang mga operasyon sa buong mundo, na lumilikha ng mga positibong epekto para sa milyun-milyon habang binibigyang kapangyarihan ang mga tao na gawing mas magandang lugar ang mundo.
pasalubong bicol language

naging tampulan ng reaksyon ang nakakalulang halaga na ginasta at sinayang sa bigong pagpapalipad ng rocket, na maari sanang ginamit nalang sa pagbibigay pagkain sa milyun-milyong taga-hilagang korea na nagugutom.
an instant reaction on the news of rocket launch was tut-tutting over the astronomical amount of money wasted on its unsuccessful launch, which could have been used to feed millions of starving north koreans.

"ang aming lipunan ay hindi maaaring gumana tulad ng ginagawa nito kung wala ang gawain ng mga sibil na inhinyero. ang mga imprastrakturang tinutulungan nilang buuin at mapanatili ay maaaring makinabang sa mga pamayanan at indibidwal sa buong henerasyon. para sa akin ang simpleng pahayag na ito ay nagbubuod kung ano ang maging isang civil engineer, isang propesyonal na may pagkakataon na magtrabaho sa mga proyekto na hindi lamang binabago ang ating pisikal na paligid ngunit din sa parehong oras ay nagpapabuti sa buhay ng literal na milyun-milyong mga tao.
engineers more than anyone else have the opportunity to shape and manipulate the world we live in. i aspire to become one of these people and work on large scale technically demanding projects that build the “life support systems” of modern communities. as i have always been interested in environmental sustainability issues, i would ideally like to be able to use my experience and professionalism as a qualified engineer to safety deliver carbon neutral, sustainable, high quality construction projects on time and within budget. ever since i was a teenager i have always been fascinated with buildings and putting things together, although this is not the only reason for my wanting to become a engineer. unlike other professions as a civil engineer, i will get the opportunity to be intimately involved in construction projects. added to this is the intense feeling of satisfaction i will get from firstly being able to physically see the fruits of my labor and secondly from leaving behind a legacy that really benefits society. in addition to studying at college i recently finished a summer job as a administrative assistant to a civil engineer who specialized in the analysis, design and assessment of high-density developments across both rural and industrialized regions. he was involved in working with a number of companies and assisting them with taking their r&d projects through from initial concept to commercialization. i as his assistant got first hand experience of being involved in the planning, development and construction of bridges, shopping centres, airports, roads, ports, and tunnels.