English to Maori Meaning of always - tonu

Always :
tonu

tonu, ake, tūturu, ake ake, wawe, me te mutunga o, tonu ake, pono, tino, fakanatula, rā, nga ra, hoki ake ake, anake, maha, nga kau, i roto i te nuinga o te wā, i nga kau, te ia katoa

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Definitions of always in English
Adverb(1) at all times; all the time and on every occasion(2) without variation or change, in every case(3) without interruption(4) at any time or in any event(5) forever; throughout all time
Examples of always in English
(1) Life is blissful where the sun always shines and the money keeps rolling in.(2) Failing that, they can always use some insulating tape and chewing gum to hold the spaghetti together.(3) In the past, I've always known every summer what I'm going to be doing the following season.(4) the deadlines aren't always met(5) We, as a nation, are always complaining of staff shortages in these establishments.(6) Failing that, inside the house there is always at least one space we turn to by way of retreat.(7) The sun always shines on this side of the hills but the beech trees give lots of shade.(8) Martin has a year to run on his contract and in the past he has always shown a willingness to honour that.(9) Paolozzi may find his inspiration in the past but the future is what will always truly concern him.(10) You simply cannot move the country forward if you are always focused on the past.(11) It is always an honour to rise at the start of a parliamentary session and make a speech.(12) Time is always available for politicians to endlessly repeat their deceptive claims, however.(13) In the run up to special occasions, I always buy a large Stilton and stand it on a dish in the fridge.(14) Isabel had always been in rude health(15) When you look at past winners they have always been from Oxford and Cambridge so to be in that league is fantastic.(16) They fly in low, up to two dozen pairs at a time, always along the edge closest to the sun and always facing into the wind.
Related Phrases of always
(1) as always ::
rite tonu
(2) always on top ::
tonu i runga i runga
(3) always love ::
aroha tonu
(4) for always ::
hoki tonu
(5) the same as always ::
te taua rite tonu
Synonyms
Adverb
1. every time ::
wā katoa
3. forever ::
ake
4. as a last resort ::
rite te parepare whakamutunga
Antonyms
1. never ::
e kore
Different Forms
always
Word Example from TV Shows
I love how your hair is always on the soap.

I love how your hair is ALWAYS on the soap.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 9

but I'll always have feelings for you.

but I'll ALWAYS have feelings for you."

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 13

♪ Always makes its way back To the heart again ♪

♪ Always makes its way back To the heart again ♪

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 7

as they always have.

as they ALWAYS have.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 5

Our son was always locked in his room,

Our son was ALWAYS locked in his room,

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 6

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