English to Maori Meaning of bombshell - bombshell

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Definitions of bombshell in English
Noun(1) an entertainer who has a sensational effect(2) a shocking surprise(3) an explosive bomb or artillery shell
Examples of bombshell in English
(1) Rhos of course, wore only black, being the blonde bombshell she was.(2) Though it obviously wasn't Marilyn herself posing for the camera, the king-size bed she chose to lounge on was previously owned by the blonde bombshell .(3) This point was highlighted by contributors to the documentary, who indicated that an articulate and intelligent woman lay underneath the blonde bombshell .(4) Bosses dropped a bombshell on employees just weeks before Christmas, announcing the company would shut because it was trading at a loss.(5) the news came as a bombshell(6) Suzie, who impersonates the blonde bombshell for a living, dressed up as the screen icon for a day at the races.(7) Almost as soon as the train departed, the conductor dropped a bombshell .(8) I move on to the projections that were released as something of a bombshell last week.(9) the news came as a bombshell(10) The publication in November 2001 triggered the anticipated bombshell .(11) Instead, she released an explosive bombshell in the courtroom.(12) But when the gas central heating packed in, insurers dropped a bombshell .(13) a twenty-year-old blonde bombshell(14) a twenty-year-old blonde bombshell(15) Later on, photographers caught up with her again, and the blonde bombshell loudly declared, ‘I love New York!’(16) The blonde bombshell stayed in the Burlington Hotel last night before flying back to London today.
Related Phrases of bombshell
(1) bombshell ::
bombshell
(2) shell ::
anga
(3) bomb ::
poma
Synonyms
Noun
1. thunderbolt ::
thunderbolt
2. thunderclap ::
paorangi
Word Example from TV Shows
and all of the sudden...\Nbum, she is a bombshell.

and all of the sudden...
bum, she is a BOMBSHELL.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 10

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