English to Maori Meaning of sometimes - ētahi wā

Sometimes :

ētahi wā

adverb

ētahi wā, i teie nei a ka, kotahi i roto i te ia, i teie nei a ano, i nga wa, kotahi i roto i te ara, wā

Sometimes :: ētahi wā

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Definitions of sometimes in English

Adverb(1) on certain occasions or in certain cases but not always

Examples of sometimes in English

(1) The game of football is a strange one, sometimes you don't play well and you still get a win.(2) he was sometimes late(3) Men were sometimes summoned during the night and they took it in turns to work on Sundays.(4) It can also sometimes be a bit difficult to attract the attention of the staff in the lounge bar.(5) He acknowledges that sometimes art simply holds up a mirror to the society it is born from.(6) As he says, sometimes the only way to get value for your licence fee is to be an aberrant decoder.(7) He has discovered that life in Bolton can sometimes be awkward as a wheelchair user.(8) Getting up early is not my natural inclination but does pay off sometimes for the light.(9) Yet he could be so affected by his job that he was sometimes unable to speak before an execution.(10) During filming I would sometimes beg the camera crew to tell us what was going on in a scene.(11) There must have been a side to him that sometimes got very down, but I never saw that.(12) Do you think that sometimes the attitudes of a small town can fuel talent as well as suppress it?(13) The way he acts sometimes , one wonders if he has had any experience of a real lady.(14) I sometimes still hear the shouts but on the whole the fans seem happy enough this year.(15) In the evening they are full but sometimes during the day there are slots to fill.(16) sometimes I want to do things on my own

Related Phrases of sometimes

(1) some times ::

etahi wa

(2) homer sometimes nods ::

ētahi wā tungoungou homa

Related Phrases of sometimes

(1) some times ::

etahi wa

(2) homer sometimes nods ::

ētahi wā tungoungou homa

Synonyms

Adverb

1. occasionally ::

wā

2. from time to time ::

i te wa wa ki

3. now and then ::

i teie nei a ka

4. every so often ::

katoa kia maha

5. once in a while ::

kotahi i roto i te ia

6. on occasion ::

i runga i te take

7. at times ::

i nga wa

8. off and on ::

atu a ki runga ki

9. at intervals ::

i wā

10. periodically ::

wā

11. sporadically ::

rä

Different Forms

sometimes

Word Example from TV Shows

I think, SOMETIMES, it's good to open up about these things.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 4

But SOMETIMES I think we're simply not the ones who deserve it.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 2

Sometimes I get leg cramps. It's my cover story.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 8

but SOMETIMES the best thing you can do is take a little time for yourself,

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 15

Examples of sometimes from TV Shows

I think, SOMETIMES, it's good to open up about these things.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 4

But SOMETIMES I think we're simply not the ones who deserve it.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 2

Sometimes I get leg cramps. It's my cover story.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 8

but SOMETIMES the best thing you can do is take a little time for yourself,

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 15

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