1. To dive, plunge, or jump into water: This is the most common meaning of "sabak." For example:
* "Nag-sabak siya sa dagat" (He dove into the sea)
* "Sabak tayo sa pool!" (Let's dive into the pool!)
2. To get involved in something: This meaning is more figurative and implies getting into a difficult or challenging situation. For example:
* "Sabak na siya sa trabaho" (He's already involved in the work)
* "Sabak na tayo sa proyekto" (Let's get involved in the project)
3. To be defeated or overcome: This meaning is less common but can be used in specific situations. For example:
* "Sabak na kami sa laro" (We were defeated in the game)
The context will usually make it clear which meaning of "sabak" is intended.
It's important to note that "sabak" can also be slang, meaning something like "to get down to business" or "to start something."