English to Maori Meaning of bowl - peihana

Bowl :

peihana

noun

peihana

verb

peihana

Bowl :: peihanaBowled :: kaiepaBowlful :: peihanaBowlfuls :: bowlfulsBowling :: maitaBowls :: peihana

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Definitions of bowl in English

Noun(1) a round vessel that is open at the top; used chiefly for holding food or liquids(2) a concave shape with an open top(3) a dish that is round and open at the top for serving foods(4) the quantity contained in a bowl(5) a large structure for open-air sports or entertainments(6) a large ball with finger holes used in the sport of bowling(7) a wooden ball (with flattened sides so that it rolls on a curved course(8) a small round container that is open at the top for holding tobacco(9) the act of rolling something (as the ball in bowling
Verb(1) roll (a ball(2) hurl a cricket ball from one end of the pitch towards the batsman at the other end(3) engage in the sport of bowling

Examples of bowl in English

(1) Rafter on the other hand seems like the sort of bloke who would bowl a lolly ball for the non-sportingly capable kid to have a crack at.(2) Where the road was, the house seemed to be at the bottom of a shallow bowl of weeds and terrain.(3) From the bowl upwards, the structure gets slightly thinner and culminates in four struts that come together leaving four loops.(4) Widespread grumbling filled the Celtic Park bowl yesterday when the fourth official held up a board revealing four minutes of time to be added on.(5) It was a mile-long track, kidney shaped, roughly on the alignment of the present road circuit in a natural bowl of giving spectators wonderful viewing.(6) Pour liquid into a large bowl and mix in tomato juice, bell pepper, zucchini, onion, cayenne pepper and salt.(7) You have your teams in the bowl games that are strong; anyone one can beat anybody on that level.(8) She dished out the food into a bowl and placed the dirty dishes in the sink.(9) She then twirled the staff around, then came down into a half-crouch, stabbing down at the ground with the bowl of the staff.(10) She was sitting on the closed lid of the toilet bowl , wounds far from being cleaned, clothes sweat-drenched and dirty.(11) The Fighting Irish play seven bowl teams from 2000, including Nebraska and Tennessee.(12) At the time, the Cup was just the silver bowl atop what is now the trophy.(13) Stay down until the bowl has travelled a few metres, then bring the back foot up alongside the front foot to complete the delivery.(14) And next thing you know, you're puking in the toilet bowl , and people are laughing.(15) Like golf greens, bowls greens can vary in texture, grass length, and so on, and this can affect the time taken for a bowl to travel from point A to point B.(16) Hedgehogs can also be tempted to stay with saucers of meat-based cat or dog food and a bowl of water - though this might reduce their desire to seek out pests.

Related Phrases of bowl

(1) soup bowl ::

peihana hupa

(2) the bowl ::

te peihana

(3) toilet bowl ::

peihana wharepaku

(4) fruit bowl ::

peihana hua

(5) rice bowl ::

raihi peihana

(6) glass bowl ::

peihana karaihe

(7) large bowl ::

peihana nui

(8) cereal bowl ::

peihana totokore

(9) wooden bowl ::

peihana rakau

(10) small bowl ::

peihana iti

Related Phrases of bowl

(1) soup bowl ::

peihana hupa

(2) the bowl ::

te peihana

(3) toilet bowl ::

peihana wharepaku

(4) fruit bowl ::

peihana hua

(5) rice bowl ::

raihi peihana

(6) glass bowl ::

peihana karaihe

(7) large bowl ::

peihana nui

(8) cereal bowl ::

peihana totokore

(9) wooden bowl ::

peihana rakau

(10) small bowl ::

peihana iti

Synonyms

Noun

1. dish ::

rihi

2. stadium ::

taiwhanga

3. pipe bowl ::

peihana putorino

4. roll ::

pukapuka

5. trough ::

waka

6. bowling ball ::

epa pōro

Different Forms

bowl, bowled, bowlful, bowlfuls, bowling, bowls

Word Example from TV Shows

I'll save you a BOWL of stew.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 7