English to Maori Meaning of espy - e mawhiti ana

Espy :
e mawhiti ana

titiro ki, kite, pānui, e mawhiti ana, mataara, mau, Tiro, tira, kaitirotiro, haere mai ki te tirohanga, kitea, whiwhi, titiro, na, tango pānui, parau, tohu

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Definitions of espy in English
Verb(1) catch sight of
Examples of espy in English
(1) Later, I am in a supermarket, and I espy a former teacher whom I did not like.(2) We espy the professor and his assistant in the distance and amble over to them.(3) If I espy a weed trying to masquerade as one of my plants I just yank it out.(4) This afternoon, whilst I was chatting to an elderly couple who wanted directions to somewhere, my eyes wandered to the car park verge and espied a single solitary daffodil blooming in the late winter sun.(5) ÔÇÿI want that,ÔÇÖ my sister Molly says, espying my purchase.
Related Phrases of espy
(1) espy ::
e mawhiti ana
Synonyms
Verb
1. catch sight of ::
hopu titiro o
2. glimpse ::
kite
3. see ::
kite
4. spot ::
wahi tu
5. spy ::
tirohia
6. notice ::
pānui
7. observe ::
mau
8. discern ::
mohio ki
9. pick out ::
tiki atu
10. detect ::
kitea
11. behold ::
na
Different Forms
espies, espy, espying
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