单词	waka
释义	waka /ˈwɒka / noun NZ A traditional Maori canoe.The waka, the spiritual image for the march, left Stewart Island for Bluff with its cargo of stories.... When our wakas originally came to Aotearoa and landed, the first thing our menfolk did was to walk the land and claim it, by leaving stone markers. The hapu decided they would build their own waka, a canoe big enough to carry at least a dozen fishermen to sea. Phrases jump waka Origin Maori.
随便看	have a whale of a time have a will of one's own have a word have a word in someone's ear have bats in the (or one's) belfry have-been have been around have been around the block (a few times) have been known to do something have been there before have blood on one's hands have clean hands have designs on have every confidence in have everything have eyes bigger than one's stomach (or belly) have eyes in the back of one's head have eyes like a hawk have eyes like saucers have got have-got have (got) a good head on one's shoulders have (got) another think coming have got it bad (or badly) have (got) it in for

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