English to Maori Meaning of brig - kaipuke

Brig :
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Definitions of brig in English
Noun(1) two-masted sailing vessel square-rigged on both masts(2) a penal institution (especially on board a ship
Examples of brig in English
(1) Didn't I leave you and yer friends in the brig .(2) ÔÇÿDiary of a ShipÔÇÖ is 11 minutes following the Lady Washington, the brig that ÔÇÿplayedÔÇÖ the Interceptor.(3) Then you'll find yourselves in the brig awaiting trial, young man.(4) ÔÇÿDo not make me lock you up in the brig again,ÔÇÖ he threatened, putting on his boots.(5) A security team lead the prisoners off to the brig .(6) We sailed out after the brig .(7) Anyone caught dilly dallying will be sent to the brig without question!(8) The captain and his crew on the brig Elizabeth exchanged a cargo of flax for transport to Akaroa.(9) He wouldn't tell me what he had done to deserve to be locked in the brig .(10) The captain of the brig listened attentively.(11) ÔÇÿNo good trying to escape me, miss,ÔÇÖ he said and dragged her back down to the brig .(12) I shuddered, thinking of my own vacation in the brig .(13) Back talk again, and you will be clamped in irons and thrown in the brig until we get to the next port.(14) They entered the brig and locked the door behind them.(15) They picked him up in 2002, locked him away in a military brig , finally brought charges a month ago.(16) One tremendously successful ship design was the two-masted brig of war.
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1. brig ::
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brig, brigs
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