Maori

/ ˈmaʊri /
/ ˈmaʊri /

释义

n. (新西兰)毛利人;毛利语

adj. 毛利人的;毛利语的

自然拼读

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词态

复数:Maoris

例句

And the streams that wash down from the glacier-capped peaks carry a highly prized stone, a hard, translucent, green rock that the Maori carved into jewelry and blades, for both tools and weapons.

从冰川包覆的山巅冲击而下的湍流携下一种具有很高价值的玉石,毛利人将这种硬质半透明的石头雕刻成为珠宝和刀刃,既是工具也可以作为武器。

A few lucky survivors, who were able to find a hiding spot inside the mast of the boat, were horrified as they watched the Maori devour their shipmates through the night and in to the next morning.

有极少数的幸存者,有幸躲在船上桅杆里中空的隐藏点,逃过一劫,目睹了令人毛骨悚然的一幕:他们同船的伙伴被这些毛利人在当夜及第二天早上大口大口地吃掉。

Maori cannibalism has been stamped out in New Zealand and many of the archipelagos to its north.

而在新西兰和新西兰以北的大部分群岛上,毛利人的食人陋习已被扑灭。

This kiss is also performed by numerous Pacific Islander cultures, including the Maori of New Zealand, where it is a ritual greeting.

这种亲吻方式也是很多太平洋的岛上居民所采用的,包括新西兰的毛利人,他们就是这样相互问候的。

The Maori culture is rich in traditions.

毛利文化在传统方面非常丰富。

The Maori culture is rich in tradition.

毛利文化在传统方面非常丰富。

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