English to Maori Meaning of so so - pera-na

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Definitions of so so in English
Noun(1) a small secluded room
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(1) The sides of the ceiling of the snuggery were covered with portraits of heroic Scots attired in kilts.(2) The snuggery is a hollowed-out room at the top of the old gum tree, a bit like your bedroom, but a lot smaller.(3) In our historic snuggeries , in the beer garden or in the prince hall, you can enjoy our regional specialties.(4) The very special ambiance of our traditional, historical house with its snuggeries , angles and homey niches exude an atmosphere of comfort, relaxing and enjoying.(5) I vacillate between the determination to act, to change things, and the desire to retreat into the snuggeries of self, family and friends.(6) Our hotel has cosy snuggeries , a wonderful beer-garden, a winter-garden, a bar and a large lounge with seats for up to 80 people.(7) No matter if you give us the pleasure to serve you lunch in one of our snuggeries , to assist you with a welcome cocktail on our terrace upon sunset or to treat you with a romantic candle light dinner in the evening.(8) Fortunately, path 12 emerges near Ye Olde Smoke House, everyone's image of an antique, oak-beamed country inn, complete with horse-brasses, snuggeries , and creaking leather sofas.
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