English to Maori Meaning of rugby - whutupōro

Rugby :
whutupōro

whutupōro

whutupōro
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Definitions of rugby in English
Noun(1) a form of football played with an oval ball
Examples of rugby in English
(1) We see how excited people get when England start winning at cricket, football or rugby .(2) In rugby , the ratio of the hand pass to the kick is much lower than in Gaelic football.(3) Open rugby was impossible in strong winds, as the ball was constantly blown off course.(4) a game of rugby(5) international rugby(6) he plays rugby for Leinster(7) junior rugby(8) rugby team(9) Football is kicking rugby off the top spot at some of the region's leading public schools.(10) As a teacher Andy worked at the City of London School, where he coached cricket and rugby .(11) They're really getting behind the team and seem to be genuinely enjoying their rugby .(12) rugby player(13) Both sides play a similar open style of rugby which should produce a fine spectacle.(14) rugby pitch(15) Satellite television carries cricket, football and rugby every day of every week.(16) senior rugby
Related Phrases of rugby
(1) rugby ball ::
pōro whutupōro
(2) rugby league ::
rīki
Synonyms
Noun
1. rugby football ::
whutupaoro whutupōro
2. rugger ::
rugger
Different Forms
rugby
Word Example from TV Shows
- Is it too much? - Not if you're a rugby team.

- Is it too much? - Not if you're a RUGBY team.

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English to Maori Dictionary: rugby

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