put down roots
/ˌpʊt ˌdaʊn ˈruːts/NEUTRAL · B2
SA FILIPINO
Walang direktang katumbas
Kahulugan
to settle in a new place and feel you belong there
Manirahan sa bagong lugar at maramdamang doon na nabibilang.
Mga halimbawa
- 1After years of moving around for work, Priya finally put down roots in a small town near Bath.
- 2We’d like to put down roots somewhere with good schools and a park nearby.
- 3They’ve only lived in Leeds for a year, but they’re already putting down roots and have joined the local choir.
- 4Ben moves flat every six months; he just doesn’t want to put down roots anywhere.
- 5Did your grandparents put down roots here, or did they move again after a few years?
Grammar
Ang put lang ang nagbabago: puts, putting, at put din ang past form. Nananatiling plural ang roots, at lagi itong kasunod ng down.
Iba pang idiom tungkol sa tahanan
Lahat ng 20 idiom at ang quiz ng paksa →fly the nestumalis sa bahay ng mga magulang at mamuhay nang mag-isaoutstay your welcomemanatili nang masyadong matagal bilang bisitahome sweet homesinasabi kapag masayang nakabalik sa sariling bahayunder one roofsa iisang gusalieat someone out of house and homeumubos ng halos lahat ng pagkain sa bahay ng isang taohit the sackhumiga para matulog
400 idioms sa 20 paksa — may review para hindi mo makalimutan
Dito, ilang tanong lang. Sa app, may 16 na practice mode, mga katumbas sa Filipino at spaced repetition na nagsasabi kung kailan ka dapat mag-review.
