English to Maori Meaning of dug out - keria-i roto i

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Definitions of dug out in English
Noun(1) a large cylindrical bag of heavy cloth; for carrying personal belongings(2) a coarse heavy woolen fabric
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(1) our duffel was already stacked by the cook tent(2) The hangings are made of Scotland duffel wool, a thick, blanket-like material used to make Inuit parkas.(3) a duffel hat(4) The driver was white, 22 to 23 years old, with a goatee beard, wearing glasses, a black hat and duffel jacket.(5) The other campers were currently tossing down their duffels .(6) Krystal dragged her black duffle and hunter green sleeping bag up the stairs first.(7) She asked, setting her duffle on the ground for a bit.(8) Then I set my duffle down and put my pillow on the ground and spread out my blanket.(9) Adam takes out from his duffle three wool blankets and raps himself in them.(10) Wiley pointed to the duffle with the survival gear.(11) I saw Joey and Jimmy retrieving their duffels too, and reached down to get mine.(12) The air in the carpeted area behind the lanes was becoming stifling as campers squished together with their duffels .
(1) duffel bag ::
putea porapora
(2) duffel coat ::
porapora
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