EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
to have (something) developed...
to force; to compel...
port, harbor...
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/i-pa-di-BE-lop/
FIL: Ang pag-uutos na isailalim sa proseso ng paglinang o pagpapalabas ng imahe, karaniwan sa larangan ng potograpiya.
EN: to have (something) developed
A word from the before-times, the ancient era of the 90s and early 2000s. This is what you did with a roll of film after a family vacation. You'd go to a Kodak or Fuji shop to **ipadibelop** the film, praying that your shots weren't blurry or overexposed. Now, it's the official verb of film photography hipsters and your Tita reminiscing about her debut pictures.
From the causative prefix `ipa-` and the borrowed English word `develop`, adapted as `dibelop`.
Primarily refers to developing photographic film. Its usage has become rare due to the prevalence of digital photography.
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🇵🇭 Saan pa kaya may Fuji Film na puwedeng ipadibelop itong mga luma kong film?
🇺🇸 Where could there still be a Fuji Film shop where I can have these old films of mine developed?
🇵🇭 Pagkatapos ng field trip, sabay-sabay naming ipinadibelop ang aming mga litrato.
🇺🇸 After the field trip, we all had our photos developed together.
Pang-uri
Tumutukoy sa isang tao na walang anumang ugnayang pampamilya o relasyon sa dugo sa isa pang tao.