English to Maori Meaning of mar - takakinotia

Mar :

takakinotia

noun

kino, mate, kino ia, takakinotia, pēre, whakatoihara

verb

ururua, tatarakihi, whakapau, ūkui, waimaero, takakinotia, kino, hanga kino, mono, Maimi, kinotia

Mar :: ka takakinotiaMares :: uwhaMarion :: MarionMars :: Mars

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Definitions of mar in English

Noun(1) the month following February and preceding April(2) a mark or flaw that spoils the appearance of something (especially on a person's body
Verb(1) make imperfect(2) destroy or injure severely

Examples of mar in English

(1) A bitter expression crossed his features, causing angry wrinkles to mar his face.(2) It was towards the end of his stay, as he sat before the telephone or tapped on his cell-phone, that the first clouds appeared to mar his trip.(3) There were two distinctive scars on his face, but they did not did mar his appearance.(4) Her outfit seemed completely unscathed, however, without even a spec of dust to mar its pristine appearance.(5) Tuesday's attempted group suicide appeared to mar the largely peaceful image of the sect's campaign.(6) It was well presented with only remedial work around some of the greens marring its appearance.(7) There is to be a Fifa investigation into the scenes of violence that marred the end of the World Cup qualifying playoff game between Turkey and Switzerland.(8) The Norwegians said the poll did not meet international standards and had been marred by violence, most of it from government supporters.(9) Shia proponents of the elections will argue that while the process may be marred by violence, the process in the long term could end terrorism in Iraq.(10) For many, the cameo was quite possibly the weakest guest appearance ever recorded, marring the entire middle of a potential classic.(11) Fresh calls are being made for council bosses to move Leeds Music Festival from Temple Newsam Park after violence marred this year's event.(12) My wise, knowledgeable green eyes were younger, no wrinkles marring them in the slightest.(13) The church is currently being repainted whilst construction to the front of the Secondary School mars its appearance somewhat.(14) The fungus mars the appearance of infected plants, which often exhibit powdery yellow dots on their foliage.(15) This year's festival is being held at Bramham Park for the first time after its four-year tenure at Temple Newsam Park was marred by repeated violence.(16) In reality, only bags under his eyes and unshaven appearance marred his skin.

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Related Phrases of mar

Synonyms

Noun

1. march ::

haere

2. defect ::

koha

Verb

3. spoil ::

pahua

4. impair ::

waimaero

5. mutilate ::

kinotia

Antonyms

1. doctor ::

tākuta

2. fix ::

whakatika

3. mend ::

tapitapi

4. patch ::

papaki

5. rebuild ::

hanga

6. recondition ::

recondition

7. reconstruct ::

anō

8. renovate ::

whakahou

9. repair ::

hanga

10. revamp ::

whakahöu

Different Forms

mar, marion

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