English to Maori Meaning of guest - te āheinga

Guest :
te āheinga

te āheinga, manuhiri, kaiwaea, roanga, Comer, manene

te āheingaguestedguestingmanuhiri
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Definitions of guest in English
Noun(1) a visitor to whom hospitality is extended(2) United States journalist (born in England, 1881-1959(3) a customer of a hotel or restaurant etc.(4) (computer science
Examples of guest in English
(1) We tried to figure out what circumstance would warrant a restaurant guest standing on a toilet seat.(2) It was the most uncivil exchange I've ever heard on a talk radio show between a host and a regular guest .(3) She has appeared as a military consultant for NBC and CNN and as a guest on several television programs.(4) Describing how he built up his wealth through saving and making investments, he said he often did not use his subsistence allowances because he ate meals as a guest of restaurants.(5) His books and films earned him a following among naive romantics, and he became a guest on national television shows.(6) The other night on your radio program, your guest noted that you perform a very important public service by disseminating information of this type.(7) I was fortunate enough to dine as a guest of the restaurant and therefore etiquette demands that I don't review the meal.(8) the bishop went to Cuba as a guest of the Catholic Church(9) Former Leeds United legend Norman Hunter is the guest speaker at the event, with tickets priced at Ôö¼├║32.(10) At each meeting, the club invites a guest speaker.(11) Later that evening she will launch the festival and will be guest speaker at an event hosted by the heritage office of Carlow County Council.(12) In this article it turns out that he went off on another tirade against the black community recently at a conference he was invited to be the guest speaker.(13) a regular guest on the morning show(14) You are the guest of an Asian presenter on a multi-cultural radio programme.(15) If a guest should stay eight times at any Oberoi Hotel, they are entitled to a complimentary stay for two nights at an Oberoi Resort.(16) He seems to be a regular guest on some BBC radio programmes on environmental matters, so he is not an ivory tower scribbler.
Related Phrases of guest
(1) guest room ::
ruma te āheinga
(2) special guest ::
te āheinga motuhake
(3) guest speaker ::
kaikōrero i te āheinga
(4) guest list ::
rārangi āheinga
(5) guest star ::
whetu te āheinga
(6) hotel guest ::
hotel te āheinga
(7) paying guest ::
te aufauraa i te āheinga
(8) guest of honor ::
te āheinga o te kororia
(9) as a guest ::
rite te āheinga
Synonyms
Noun
1. visitor ::
manuhiri
2. patron ::
kaitiaki
3. node ::
kōpuku
4. invitee ::
invitee
Adjective
Different Forms
guest, guested, guesting, guests
Word Example from TV Shows
You want to go it alone, be my guest.

You want to go it alone, be my GUEST.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 5

BORG: You're an important guest.

BORG: You're an important GUEST.

Vikings Season 1, Episode 9

Logan: I recreated every single guest

Logan: I recreated every single GUEST

Westworld Season 2, Episode 10

What Delos actually did when he came to the park as a guest.

What Delos actually did when he came to the park as a GUEST.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 10

This isn't the guest data,

This isn't the GUEST data,

Westworld Season 2, Episode 10

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