English to Maori Meaning of enplane - enplane

Enplane :

enplane

Enplane :: enplaneEnplaned :: enplanedEnplanes :: enplanesEnplaning :: enplaning

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Definitions of enplane in English

Verb(1) board a plane

Examples of enplane in English

(1) she can't get enough of his music(2) that's enough , pack it in(3) They make hundreds of billions of dollars every year, more than enough money to pay for the costs.(4) she had just enough water for us both(5) the film was enjoyable enough(6) sure enough, there wasn't room for us all(7) there's not nearly enough people here(8) The rest of the class went easily enough , but he was glad to hear the bell go off.(9) leave her alone, she has enough problems(10) Some of these people, interestingly enough , wrote from legal firms of one sort or another.(11) The fire code requires a window large enough for the occupant to use as an exit in case of fire.(12) This is one of his poems that, interestingly enough , came up in Philosophy class a while ago.(13) she's old enough to be your grandmother(14) Curiously enough , all the stuff I forgot to write about earlier has to do with Boys.(15) he seems nice enough(16) the ladder wasn't long enough

(1) good enough ::

pai nui

(2) not enough ::

e kore e nui

(3) strong enough ::

kaha nui

(4) old enough ::

tawhito nui

(5) enough is enough ::

he nui nui

(6) enough money ::

nui te moni

(7) not good enough ::

e kore e pai nui

(8) enough time ::

wā nui

(9) just enough ::

nui noa

(10) more than enough ::

neke atu i te nui

Synonyms

Verb

1. emplane ::

emplane

Different Forms

enplane, enplaned, enplanes, enplaning

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