English to Maori Meaning of hardback - anga mārō

Hardback :
anga mārō
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Definitions of hardback in English
Noun(1) a book with cardboard or cloth or leather covers
Adjective(1) having a hard back or cover
Examples of hardback in English
(1) a hardback edition
Related Phrases of hardback
(1) hardback book ::
pukapuka angamārō
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Noun
1. hardcover ::
hardcover
Adjective
2. hardbound ::
hardbound
3. hardcover ::
hardcover
English to Maori Dictionary: hardback

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