English to Maori Meaning of replay - tukurua

Replay :

tukurua

noun

tukurua

verb

tukurua, whakautu, pūrongo, whakauru anō, whakahoki

Replay :: tukuruaReplayed :: tukuruaReplaying :: replayingReplays :: replays

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Definitions of replay in English

Noun(1) something (especially a game(2) the immediate rebroadcast of some action (especially sports action
Verb(1) reproduce (a recording(2) play (a melody(3) repeat a game against the same opponent(4) play again

Examples of replay in English

(1) clouds can be studied in speeded-up replay(2) He rewinds the tape to replay a passage about a girl he was courting at the time, and the ineffable sadness that creeps over his face is heartbreaking.(3) The return of events - a replay of the patterns of the past seventy-five years of capital market history - will happen only for the most part.(4) In a cinema, we can certainly savour our sublime ├ö├ç├┐moment├ö├ç├û if what we see stirs feelings of panic; watching a video, we can replay the occasion and ├ö├ç├┐pause├ö├ç├û it as many times as we wish.(5) Or are these visions of the coming order consigned to replay moribund nightmares of the past.(6) To replay a digital recording, the stream of pulses is again scanned and the original wave-form reconstructed with any desired degree of accuracy.(7) Or is it that plays are rooted in the moment and are not available for infinite replay as films are.(8) This new test may avoid a replay of that devastating scenario by identifying the viruses earlier and with more accuracy,├ö├ç├û said Suarez.(9) Wilson equalized to earn a replay(10) On the contrary, there would be a replay of the collapsed 1976 convention with the mandate of people elected in 1998 beginning to resemble that of members of the second DÔö£├¡il.(11) She calls it ├ö├ç├┐so slowly├ö├ç├û, she says ├ö├ç├┐Da-donna, so slowly├ö├ç├û so we listen to it on replay .(12) Smith's obsession with an uncomfortable, discordant childhood compels her to replay the scenes of trauma over and over again, hoping each time for a different ending.(13) he could stop the tape and replay it whenever he wished(14) For those of you who missed it, CNN's replay of last night's presidential debate begins one hour from now at 2: 00 p.m. Eastern time.(15) This course of action would be more readily embraced by the Ukraine were President Putin's preferred candidate, Viktor Yanukovich, to triumph unexpectedly in the proposed replay of last month's election.(16) At this moment of crisis, Quinn walks to his apartment expecting that, in a replay of the Wakefield story, nothing has changed, that he can reclaim what he assumes must be his proper place in the world, and with it his old self.

Related Phrases of replay

(1) action replay ::

tukurua mahi

(2) instant replay ::

tukurua inamata

Related Phrases of replay

(1) action replay ::

tukurua mahi

(2) instant replay ::

tukurua inamata

Synonyms

Noun

1. action replay ::

tukurua mahi

2. instant replay ::

tukurua inamata

Verb

3. play back ::

tākaro hoki

Different Forms

replay, replayed, replaying, replays

Word Example from TV Shows

I will REPLAY it in my head until the day I die.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 8

Examples of replay from TV Shows

I will REPLAY it in my head until the day I die.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 8

English to Maori Dictionary: replay

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English to Maori Dictionary: replay

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