EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
to trip someone...
in one's being, in character, personally...
in cooking, when it comes to cooking...
Pang-uri
Isang katangian ng pagiging kalmado, matatag ang loob, at hindi nakakaramdam ng takot, kaba, o pagkabalisa sa harap ng isang hamon o sitwasyon.
/ti-SU-rin/
FIL: Sadyain na ipatid o patumbahin ang isang tao sa pamamagitan ng pagharang ng paa.
EN: to trip someone
This is the move of every kontrabida in a Pinoy teleserye, or that annoying kid in elementary school. When you stick your foot out to make someone fall, you're trying 'na **tisurin** sila'. It's the physical form of 'siraan'.
Implies intention. The root word 'tisod' (to stumble) is more general. 'Matisod' is to accidentally stumble, while 'tisurin' is to intentionally cause someone to stumble.
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🇵🇭 Huwag mong tisurin ang kapatid mo, masasaktan 'yan.
🇺🇸 Don't trip your sibling, they'll get hurt.
🇵🇭 Sinubukan niya akong tisurin habang naglalakad ako sa pasilyo.
🇺🇸 He tried to trip me while I was walking down the hallway.
Pang-uri
Isang katangian ng pagiging kalmado, matatag ang loob, at hindi nakakaramdam ng takot, kaba, o pagkabalisa sa harap ng isang hamon o sitwasyon.