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reach s.th. with long pole with hook, willkawiten3ka.ˈwitVwill reach s.th. with long pole with hook
reach satisfactiontantan1tantanSCE.reach satisfaction der.katantanander.tantanen2
reach the end point of s.th.tyamanan2tʸa.ma.ˈnanVreach the end point of s.th.
reach the end point or boundary, s.o. willsumampetsampɜtRLsyumampetVs.o. will reach the end point or boundary
reach the top of a slope, willmakabatbatVwill reach the top of a slope
reach topnyakabatbat2nyakabatbatVreach top1.2.1.1Mountain
reached (punched through) to their destination, s.o.lyumagbas1 1lagbasVs.o. reached (punched through) to their destination
reached and be overcome by s.o. or s.th.kyasaban2saabvb.statIf someone is kyasaban by something or someone, she has been reached by and overcome by it such by rain, another person, or by nightfall.
reached by s.o., s.th. beka͡apetiVs.th. be reached by s.o.Ya manga ise' wala' nilan ka͡apeti kay dili' silan kasaban.The children they could not reach it because they could not overtake it.
reached the finishing line or boundary, s.o.syumampetsampɜtVprimIf a man is plowing a field and his furrow syumampet, he has reached the boundary of his field or area he intends to plow. 7.3.6.3Limit6.5.4.2Boundary
reached the top of a slopenyakabatbat1batbatVreached the top of a slopeNyakabatbat aku adti kabuludan.I reached the top of the mountain-ridge.
reaction to food, adversebewi 1bɜwiNIf a person is said to have bewi, she is have an adverse reaction to something she ate as when someone has a food allergy.2.5.1SickMedimedicine
readbasa1ˈba.saRLbyasaSCE.readder.basa͡ender.magbasa3der.magpakabasa3der.migbasader.nyabasa3der.nyakabasa3der.pagbasapagbasa 1VreadWala' sakanan pagbasa.He does not know how to read.
read s.o.’s palm to tell their fate, willkatala-an2ka.ta.la.ʔanvb.statIf a person is katala-an a another's hand-palm, she is "reading" the lines in order to tell their fate.Simkulis1 14.9.4.6Prophecy
read s.th., willbasa͡enba.ˈsa͡enVwill read s.th.
read something, s.o.nyabasa3ˈba.saVs.o. read somethingNyabasa la ku ya sulat.I read the letter already.
read the lines on one's handkulis1 3kulisVread the lines on one's hand
read, able tonyakabasa3ˈba.saVable to readUnu, nyakabasa kaw sa batek aw wala'?What, are you able to read the symbols or not?
read, s.o.migbasaVs.o. read
read, s.o. is able tomagpakabasa3ˈba.saVs.o. is able to readMagpakabasa si Dan kay mig-iskwila da.Dan is able to read because (he) went to school.
reading , thepagbasa 2Vthe reading ya pagbasa sa sulatthe reading of the letter
reads, habituallymagbasa3ˈba.saVIf a person migbasa a book , she is reading it.
realize the meaningmakalabetVsomeone will be able to understand
reallyta-ota.ʔoadv.mod.really; veryto-o 1to.ʔodial. var.ta‑oadv.mod.really
really do itto-o 3to.ʔodial. var.ta‑oSCE.really do it