English to Maori Meaning of lovely - ataahua

Lovely :

ataahua

adjective

ataahua, ahuareka, reka, koa, oa, ahakoa, e minaminatia, paramu, pai-proportioned, iti, torutoru, i raro i, akakoroanga, marutuna, herehia, whakangahau, tika, oro

Lovelies :: loveliesLovely :: ataahuaUnlovely :: unlovely

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Definitions of lovely in English

Noun(1) a very pretty girl who works as a photographer's model
Adjective(1) appealing to the emotions as well as the eye(2) lovable especially in a childlike or naive way

Examples of lovely in English

(1) The cabins were located on the side of hill with lots of deck room, clean amenities inside and lovely views.(2) we had a lovely day(3) a lovely house(4) He's always telling me how lovely Paris is and how it hardly ever rains there.(5) I'm going to see him, and some other lovely people, and I'm really very excited.(6) My, don't you look absolutely lovely in that dress.(7) Friday was a lovely day, and this route seemed so pleasant that I though it would be nice to walk into town this way on Saturday.(8) Her eyes squint and her lips pulse making her laugh even more lovely to hear.(9) She's lovely in person, but her speeches are a bit boring if you ask me.(10) Despite all this, the cookies tasted lovely .(11) The rooms are all comfortable, with lovely views out over Perthshire and down to the loch that gives the hotel its name.(12) I had a lovely evening with some tasty food, delicious wine and entertaining company.(13) He had taken a lovely , sweet, beautiful girl and hurt her terribly, all in the name of revenge.(14) it was lovely to see him again(15) He could see that Carmen had indeed been quite lovely a couple decades earlier.(16) It fit the bill perfectly and we had a lovely evening with wonderful food.

Related Phrases of lovely

(1) lovely woman ::

wahine ataahua

(2) be lovely ::

kia ataahua

(3) have a lovely time ::

whai i te wa ataahua

Related Phrases of lovely

(1) lovely woman ::

wahine ataahua

(2) be lovely ::

kia ataahua

(3) have a lovely time ::

whai i te wa ataahua

Synonyms

Adjective

1. beautiful ::

ataahua

2. scenic ::

momona

3. delightful ::

ahuareka

4. adorable ::

ofeina

Noun

5. pin-up ::

titi-ake

Antonyms

1. atrocious ::

te oka

2. awful ::

ri'ari'a

3. execrable ::

execrable

4. lousy ::

lousy

5. pathetic ::

pathetic

6. poor ::

rawakore

7. rotten ::

pirau

8. terrible ::

whakamataku

9. vile ::

tutua

10. wretched ::

waikorohuhu

Different Forms

lovelies, lovely, unlovely

Word Example from TV Shows

Lovely boy.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 2

a LOVELY dinner. Why don't you have a seat.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 23

What the hell happened to LOVELY and charming?

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 11

Now, my LOVELY assistant is going to bring me

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 12

You're a LOVELY person.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 1

Examples of lovely from TV Shows

Lovely boy.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 2

a LOVELY dinner. Why don't you have a seat.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 23

What the hell happened to LOVELY and charming?

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 11

Now, my LOVELY assistant is going to bring me

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 12

You're a LOVELY person.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 1

English to Maori Dictionary: lovely

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English to Maori Dictionary: lovely

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