English to Maori Meaning of ping pong - ping-pong

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Definitions of ping pong in English
Noun(1) a pen where stray animals are confined
Examples of ping pong in English
(1) Imagine my surprise when I got to the ‘rope walk’, the section between the Old Catholic chapel and the pinfold , and found that either end of the ancient right of way had been, not only dug over but also built upon.(2) All stray sheep were collected in the pinfold until the owners came to collect them.(3) Inevitably, other cattle and sheep occasionally escaped and were, if not claimed, fastened into the Pinfold .(4) The size and shape of pinfolds varies, some are four sided: rectangular, square and irregular, others are circular.
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