English to Maori Meaning of lolita - Lolita

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Definitions of lolita in English
Noun(1) a sexually precocious young girl
Examples of lolita in English
(1) He wore no shirt or apron, only a large loincloth fastened to his waist by a wide leather belt.(2) In rural areas, women commonly wear a loincloth tied around the waist, and a blouse.(3) Throughout the country men have, for the most part, replaced the traditional loincloth with T-shirts and dashikis.(4) This latter thin man, I should say, was bronze, and six inches tall; he was also wearing a bronze loincloth and a bronze circlet of thorns.(5) I was a little puzzled why Harper came to the debate dressed only in a loincloth and carrying a sharp stick.(6) He is teased at his new school for wearing his traditional loincloth , called a dhoti.(7) He begs for food and wears only a loincloth and a cloak, shunning the townspeople and becoming a wretched figure with unkempt hair and long fingernails.(8) Dressed in a simple loincloth , first the men shower with cold water, then clean their teeth with a small twig from the neem tree.(9) Before European colonization, typical clothing was a loincloth for men and a skirt of natural fibers for women.(10) He wore a loincloth of dyed linen and donned a thin robe over his athletic body.(11) He wore a simple loincloth and more than a dozen bracelets, anklets and other assorted jewellery.(12) A section of bark cloth was worn as a loincloth by men or as a waistcloth by women.(13) Men from the interior villages may wear only a loincloth or dress in elegant white or brightly colored robes that sweep along the ground.(14) He wore a leather loincloth , fur leggings, a fur garment, a grass cape, a fur hat and leather shoes stuffed with grass.(15) A case along the back wall held five large cloths and two long, narrow loincloths .(16) In the twentieth century, the men's loincloths were made of a bright red cloth obtained from the criollos (Venezuelans of mixed descent).
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