English to Maori Meaning of classic - aronui

Classic :
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Definitions of classic in English
Noun(1) a creation of the highest excellence(2) an artist who has created classic works
Adjective(1) of or relating to the first significant period of a civilization, culture, area of study, etc.(2) of a well-known type; remarkably typical(3) considered of the highest quality and lasting significance or worth(4) well-known and long-established in form or style
Examples of classic in English
(1) The latter, in fact, has become an enduring American classic .(2) The movie went on to become a timeless classic , popular around the world.(3) Only the more classic styles will pass with a dressy outfit.(4) Overall I was very impressed with the quality of classic car that I saw at the show.(5) One classic example of the so-called fiscal drag applies to benefits paid by companies to their employees.(6) She loves pink for what it represents: femininity, elegance and classic style.(7) These designs take a classic style and make it even more sophisticated.(8) You name one classic song that's come out of this new breed of bands.(9) If you live in your jeans, classic styles like relaxed fit transfer well from year to year.(10) What make this movie such a classic is its entertainment value plus its originality.(11) The white fur shawl and the light brown loose trousers blend beautifully with her simple, classic hair style.(12) I'd still like to see a stylish remake of this classic tale.(13) People are quick to defend the first season as classic comedy.(14) It will happily cruise along all day at around 70 mph, which makes it an ideal classic car for those who expect to be doing a fair few miles on a regular basis.(15) He developed all the classic symptoms but not all at once.(16) Carefully-chosen classic antiques and quality paintings should yield solid returns over time.
Related Phrases of classic
(1) classic rock ::
toka matarohia
(2) classic car ::
motokā matarohia
(3) classic style ::
kāhua matarohia
(4) classic literature ::
tuhinga matarohia
Synonyms
Adjective
1. definitive ::
ení
2. typical ::
angamaheni
3. simple ::
ohie
4. classical ::
puāwaitanga
Noun
5. definitive example ::
tauira ení
Antonyms
1. atrocious ::
te oka
2. awful ::
ri'ari'a
3. execrable ::
execrable
4. lousy ::
lousy
5. pathetic ::
pathetic
6. poor ::
rawakore
7. rotten ::
pirau
8. terrible ::
whakamataku
9. vile ::
tutua
10. wretched ::
waikorohuhu
Different Forms
classic, classicism, classics
Word Example from TV Shows
Would you like to hear a classic Sheldon Cooper factoid?

Would you like to hear a CLASSIC Sheldon Cooper factoid?

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 24

Like one of my classic murder-mystery dinner parties.

Like one of my CLASSIC murder-mystery dinner parties.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 8

Classic!

Classic!

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 20

...and The Phantom Menace would be a timeless classic.

...and The Phantom Menace would be a timeless CLASSIC.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 4

...that lets you play classic text-based computer games from the 1980s.

...that lets you play CLASSIC text-based computer games from the 1980s.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 6

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