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Meaning of bako-bako | Babel Free

Adjective CEFR B2
baˌko baˈkoʔ

Definitions

  1. uneven; not level; bumpy (of the surface of roads, paths, etc.)
  2. covered with pores (of one's face)
    colloquial, figuratively

Examples

“Bako-bako ang daan papunta sa amin.”

The way to our place is uneven.

“Liku-liko ang daan patungong Novaliches. Baku-bako ang kalye patungong Novaliches.”

The road to Novaliches is winding. The street to Novaliches is uneven.

“Noong panahong yaon, baku-bako pa ang daan at hindi pa uso ang semento sa kalsada at karaniwang kalesa ang sinasakyan ng mga tao sa kanilang pagbibiyahe.”

During that time, the road was uneven and cement is not yet common for roads and people usually take a calesa on their travels.

CEFR level

B2
Upper Intermediate
This word is part of the CEFR B2 vocabulary — upper intermediate level.
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