English to Maori Meaning of petrol - kōhinu

Petrol :
kōhinu

kōhinu, hinu, penehīni, hinu toka

kōhinu
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Definitions of petrol in English
Noun(1) a volatile flammable mixture of hydrocarbons (hexane and heptane and octane etc.
Examples of petrol in English
(1) petrol fumes(2) petrol engine(3) unleaded petrol
Related Phrases of petrol
(1) unleaded petrol ::
kōhinu unleaded
(2) petrol pump ::
papu penehīni
(3) petrol tank ::
tank penehīni
(4) petrol engine ::
pūkaha kōhinu
(5) petrol gauge ::
ine hinu
(6) petrol can ::
kēne penehīni
(7) petrol cap ::
pōtae penehīni
(8) petrol bomb ::
poma penehīni
(9) petrol tanker ::
waka kura kōhinu
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petrol
Word Example from TV Shows
I’m a fucking petrol drum and a match.

I’m a fucking PETROL drum and a match.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 9

English to Maori Dictionary: petrol

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