Maori

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Nationality & race, LanguagesMaoriMao‧ri /ˈmaʊri/ noun 1 [countable]SAN someone who belongs to the race of people that first lived in New Zealand and now forms only a small part of the population2 [uncountable]SLL the language used by the Maori people —Maori adjective Maori childrenExamples from the CorpusMaori• They are the result of two years of research and writing mainly by Maori for non-Maori readers.• Toopi, on his international debut, put Maori ahead after 11 minutes with the first of his two tries.• This has angered the Maori and left the government with no policy other than a set of good intentions.• When Captain Cook encountered the Maori he found the chiefs adorned with jade insignia.Origin Maori (1800-1900) Maori

单词	Maori
释义	Maori From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Nationality & race, LanguagesMaoriMao‧ri /ˈmaʊri/ noun 1 [countable]SAN someone who belongs to the race of people that first lived in New Zealand and now forms only a small part of the population2 [uncountable]SLL the language used by the Maori people —Maori adjective Maori childrenExamples from the CorpusMaori• They are the result of two years of research and writing mainly by Maori for non-Maori readers.• Toopi, on his international debut, put Maori ahead after 11 minutes with the first of his two tries.• This has angered the Maori and left the government with no policy other than a set of good intentions.• When Captain Cook encountered the Maori he found the chiefs adorned with jade insignia.Origin Maori (1800-1900) Maori
随便看	like lightning like looking for a needle in a haystack like mad like magic if by magic like magic/as if by magic like minded like new good as new like new/as good as new like nobody's business like nobodys business like nobody’s business like nothing better like nothing better than like rats leaving the sinking ship like sheep like so like so like somebody doing something like somebody to do something like something about somebody/something like that like the cat that ate the canary like the cat that got the cream like the hell like the wind