Counterpart of Buhaghag in English & Sample Sentences
BUHAGHAG IN ENGLISH – Here is a guide on the English counterpart of the word “buhaghag”.
In this article, we will review the meaning of the word “buhaghag”. We will also discover its counterpart in the English language.
What is “buhaghag”?
Buhaghag is a Tagalog term that refers to the loose characteristic of something like the hair, the chiffon of a cake, and other things that are considered better if they are adhesive or sticking together.
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What is “buhaghag” in English?
After knowing about the exact meaning of the word, surely many of us want to know the English translation of the word buhaghag.
Buhaghag in English = “Loose”
Mga halimbawa ng mga pangungusap na gumagamit ng salitang buhaghag:
1. Buhaghag ang buhok ni Melanie kaya pumunta muna siya sa tindahan ni Aling Becky upang magpatulong ayusin ito.
2. Ano ang ginamit mo sa buhok mo at naging buhaghag iyan?
3. Itinuro ba ni Aling Meding ang sekreto upang hindi maging buhaghag ang pagkakagawa ng tinapay?
4. Nasubrahan siguro sa harina iyang tinapay kaya hindi nga siya buhaghag pero sobrang tigas naman.
5. Walang paki si Nathaniel kung buhaghag man ang tinapay basta luto ni Lorna.
Examples of sentences using the phrase loose:
1. The loose chiffon of the cake made Ryza even more determined the secret to baking the perfect one.
2. You must have your loose hair treated a week before the pictorial.
3. Clint really made sure that all the ingredients were measures well to avoid a loose chiffon.
4. Who helped you treat your loose hair?
5. Miko does not mind if the chiffon is loose as long as the cake tastes good.
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