English to Maori Meaning of gramme - gramme

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Definitions of gramme in English
Noun(1) a metric unit of weight equal to one thousandth of a kilogram
Examples of gramme in English
(1) Think about it this way, do you get fearful when your calling up dear old gramma on the phone to check how she is doing?(2) Well, I just started getting into it, and my gramma likes to watch the game sometimes because she used to watch it a lot with my grampa.(3) Now out of that snow and give your gramma a hug before you catch your death.(4) They had to leave yesterday to go to my gramma 's so I volunteered to go pick up Grey.(5) I heard my gramma answer and ask if my dad was home.(6) Och, this is useless, my gramma could have scored that!(7) Look, gramma , I know you're almost six times older than me, but it ain't exactly something to be proud of, ya know?(8) She could remember her gramma cooking on a stove like that.(9) My gramma spent the morning with a friend.(10) Because gramma didn't have time to go and get any fruit, so we are being nice and bringing some for her, ok?(11) Momma's gone to grammas … and Jacobs gone… ‘she coughed again.’
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