English to Maori Meaning of eleven - kotahi tekau ma tahi

Eleven :
kotahi tekau ma tahi

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Definitions of eleven in English
Noun(1) the cardinal number that is the sum of ten and one(2) a team that plays football
Adjective(1) being one more than ten
Examples of eleven in English
(1) It ranged to be about eleven feet long and five feet wide.(2) in the year eleven sixty-two(3) she often worked until eleven at night(4) he needs a double eleven(5) he's eleven years old(6) number eleven(7) Today BMI Systems and its affiliates, employ over 400 people in eleven cities and five states.(8) divide the result by eleven(9) Once when I was babysitting two girls aged about nine and eleven , they stuck in a video of Pretty Woman.(10) He was booted out of home at the age of eleven after announcing he was going to be a song-and-dance man.(11) size eleven shoes(12) eleven per cent(13) Speaking as someone who was six-foot-two at the tender age of eleven , I ask: have you no shame, sir?(14) I cussed, as one size eleven shoe hit the ground.(15) children under the age of eleven(16) the room was about eleven feet wide
Related Phrases of eleven
(1) eleven o'clock ::
kotahi tekau ma tahi haora
(2) eleven hundred ::
kotahi tekau ma tahi rau
(3) at eleven o'clock ::
i kotahi tekau ma tahi haora
Synonyms
Noun
1. football team ::
rōpū whutupaoro
Different Forms
eleven, elevens
Word Example from TV Shows
What about height and weight? Five eleven,

What about height and weight? Five ELEVEN,

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 2

Eleven more drug deals, and always in a public place from now on.

Eleven more drug deals, and always in a public place from now on.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 1

eleven members of security\Nand three adolescents,

ELEVEN members of security
and three adolescents,

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 10

Eleven?

Eleven?

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 22

- How many? - Eleven men.

- How many? - Eleven men.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 5

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