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  1. Through a series of energetic verses and a catchy chorus, the artist celebrates the thrill of going wild and relishing in the uninhibited enjoyment of life. The first verse sets the tone for the song, expressing the desire to break free from constraints and embrace a carefree attitude.

  2. Ang serbisyo ng Google, na inaalok nang libre, ay agarang nagsasalin ng mga salita, parirala, at web page sa pagitan ng English at mahigit 100 iba pang wika.

  3. Aug 22, 2021 · English (UK) In this context I think it means everyone was very excited, for example: "The stadium started going wild as he made the final goal!" "The club went wild when the DJ played his new song". In general it means any kind of large amount of emotion, positive or negative. Like:

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  4. The meaning, definiton and translation of the word 'Wild', its examples of usage, synonyms in both English and Tagalog.

  5. Jermz's verse portrays a sense of danger and temptation, cautioning the person to stop drugging them and acknowledging their addictive qualities. The lyrics mix English and Tagalog, with references to dangerous substances and a desire to taste the other person's body.

  6. The Tagalog word we use is "laog" i.e. "pusang laog." or "gala" i.e. "asong gala." They are untamed and undomesticated but these commonly refer to street animals. "Wild" or "untamed" is ilahas but this is not Tagalog specifically but from Visayan language(s). The closest we have for "wild"/"untamed" labuyo i.e. siling labuyo (wild peppers

  7. Meaning of "wild" wild • adj. 1. living in the forests, not tamed: mabangis, mailap, di maamo ; 2. not cultivated: ligaw ; 3. uncivilized, savage: mabangis, mailap, di sibilisado ; 4. with no people living in it: magubat, masukal, ilang ; 5. waste, desert: ilang, kaparangan ; 6. not checked, not restrained: walang taros ; 7. violent: malakas ...

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