English to Maori Meaning of dekko - dekko

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dekko

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Definitions of dekko in English

Noun(1) British slang for a look

Examples of dekko in English

(1) They have climbed up to the first floor to take a dekko at the Hall of Mirrors, which survives in a state of suspended animation.(2) All in all, worth a dekko … but not in a cinema hall.(3) For a more complete look at its features you can take a dekko here.(4) If they wants to know how to dress up seminars addressed by Government Ministers as news it should take a dekko at this.(5) come and have a dekko at this(6) They are descending in large numbers to have a dekko .(7) The ongoing fare at the Gallery is worth a dekko .(8) On Monday, more than 50 beauticians thronged the Purani Haveli to get a dekko of Zardozi tattoo designing and a demo of trendy haircuts.(9) For a dekko as to what the CD contains, it has recipes for chutneys, ‘tokkus’ and ‘pachadis’, curries and masalas, starters, raithas, gravies, rice items and rotis.(10) come and have a dekko at this(11) We have not checked the veracity of these claims, but you can have a dekko and decide for yourself at the exhibition, which is on till Wednesday.(12) But overall it is quite a good picture, worth a dekko or two.(13) One can have a dekko of these things which are normally out of bounds.(14) However there're quite a few other places around the area which are really worth a dekko .

(1) deject ::

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(2) feel dejected ::

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