English to Maori Meaning of bag - putea

Bag :
putea

putea, tōngāmimi, peke, mēra, kātua, take, Kit, pule'i, putea Kit, tārere

kōrapurapu, tangohia o, kōhua, noho, hopu, putea, tukua, pua, okeoke, SWINDLE

puteatangai 'bagfulspekepostbagpostbags
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Definitions of bag in English
Noun(1) a flexible container with a single opening(2) the quantity of game taken in a particular period (usually by one person(3) a place that the runner must touch before scoring(4) a container used for carrying money and small personal items or accessories (especially by women(5) the quantity that a bag will hold(6) a portable rectangular container for carrying clothes(7) an ugly or ill-tempered woman(8) mammary gland of bovids (cows and sheep and goats(9) an activity that you like or at which you are superior
Verb(1) capture or kill, as in hunting(2) hang loosely, like an empty bag(3) bulge out; form a bulge outward, or be so full as to appear to bulge(4) take unlawfully(5) put into a bag
Examples of bag in English
(1) But, perhaps, when you're an older guy trying to bag the younger chick then that's what you need to do.(2) a bag of sugar(3) Checking into Hotel Residence ÔÇÿLe RoseÔÇÖ, his only luggage was a small bag .(4) I am readmitted to the hospital and intravenously plugged into a bag of Dilaudid - hospital heroin.(5) a bag of apples(6) Unstacking some containers in the corner, she pulled out a bag of rice.(7) In the ambulance, the EMTs took the decedent's vital signs, continued to bag him with high-flow oxygen, monitored his heart, and gave him CPR.(8) A few minutes later and they were out of the store, each carrying a shopping bag .(9) It is a devastating piece, one that rises to violence, and yet director Marcus Romer rightly judges that Mag should not be a one-note, sour old bag .(10) if religion and politics are your bag, you'll find something to interest you here(11) Song and dance were not her bag , but she was great and deserved a highest award for the accomplishment in this movie.(12) I tried a course in b/w photography, but realised it was not my bag either.(13) The goal with professional hunter Gordon Duncan of Shangaan Hunters in Zimbabwe was to bag a Cape buffalo.(14) The resort lifestyle is most certainly not our bag .(15) I would probably refuse to go out with the man simply because of the snoopy old bag .(16) these trousers never bag at the knee
Related Phrases of bag
(1) sleeping bag ::
putea moe
(2) school bag ::
putea kura
(3) tea bag ::
putea tea
(4) plastic bag ::
pēke kirihou
(5) shopping bag ::
putea hokohoko
(6) paper bag ::
putea pepa
(7) shoulder bag ::
putea pokohiwi
(8) book bag ::
putea pukapuka
(9) punching bag ::
putea kekeno
(10) overnight bag ::
putea te pō
Synonyms
Noun
1. handbag ::
handbag
2. suitcase ::
katoleta
3. interest ::
moni
4. old bag ::
putea tawhito
5. grip ::
ringa
6. base ::
turanga
7. pocketbook ::
pute
8. dish ::
rihi
9. udder ::
ū
10. bagful ::
tangai '
Verb
11. catch ::
hao
12. get ::
whiwhi
13. pocket ::
pute
14. bulge ::
matakoma
Different Forms
bag, bagful, bagfuls, postbag
Word Example from TV Shows
Great. So they own my idea for a T-shirt that says

Great. So they own my idea for a T-shirt that says "Dumb as a Bag of Geologists."

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 18

Think I've got ice cream in this bag

Think I've got ice cream in this BAG

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 20

Go home, pack a bag, and we'll be

Go home, pack a BAG, and we'll be "right now" people.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 21

I was, you know,

I was, you know, "He's out getting an evidence BAG

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 8

Here, breathe into this bag.

Here, breathe into this BAG.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 19

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