English to Maori Meaning of manila - Manila

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Definitions of manila in English
Noun(1) a strong paper or thin cardboard with a smooth light brown finish made from e.g. Manila hemp(2) the capital and largest city of the Philippines; located on southern Luzon
Examples of manila in English
(1) There, pirouetting between my knees, is a tiny manikin .ÔÇÖ(2) Regular short periods of practice on a manikin are therefore essential.(3) She wasn't blinking and it made her look like a manikin .(4) Basic life support training was defined as training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation using a manikin .(5) This consists of an introductory seminar including demonstration of pelvic examination on a manikin and an opportunity for students to practise this under supervision.(6) In addition, actors were used by 15 schools, volunteers by 14, manikins by all 19, videos by 11, and simulators by four.(7) Students were informed beforehand about the study, and technical skills were taught on manikins .(8) Then I spotted something on one of the manikins .
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