English to Maori Meaning of stunk

Stunk :

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Definitions of stunk in English

Verb(1) cause a sharp or stinging pain or discomfort(2) deliver a sting to(3) saddle with something disagreeable or disadvantageous(4) cause a stinging pain(5) cause an emotional pain, as if by stinging
Adjective(1) aroused to impatience or anger

Examples of stunk in English

(1) a blast like that could stun anybody(2) Most people normally think in terms of punching or striking to the back of the head, temples, side of the neck, and edge of the jaw next to the ear to stun , or knock out.(3) This blow would stun it, and then he would run in to stab it and finish it off.(4) It's the second tragedy to stun the people of Kilkenny this week.(5) You see, the killing machine can never slit the throat of every bird that goes by, especially those that the stunner does not stun properly.(6) I'll settle for a sand-filled sock and merely stun them senseless if they should as much as look at me askance on this day.(7) The court heard that he had used a police-approved technique to stun a struggling suspect with a hard blow to a cluster of nerves in the neck and face.(8) The powerful film shows that the beautiful game rears a truly ugly side, which is bound to shock and stun audiences.(9) The stun knocked him back aways and he fell to the ground.(10) It stuns me to see women say they're in love with a guy they simply do not know.(11) It's unlikely they could do it night after night in a production that travels and stuns the world, as Brook's actors did.(12) She turned away like one stunned by a blow, and walked slowly towards the door, hoping he would call her back.(13) The thought of loosing life or limb stuns us into shock, and as a result we stop breathing.(14) Many animals are not properly stunned as they are pushed through the slaughterhouse as quickly as possible.(15) I am stunned , shocked, and as a secondary school teacher myself, very disappointed.(16) When he hits his prey, he actually stuns the prey, like an antelope, and then he'll grab the esophagus right here and chokes - breaks the esophagus.

(1) sting ::

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Word Example from TV Shows

I did. I mean, I walked in, read for the part, then STUNK up the place.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 21

Saddle STUNK of butcher's boy for weeks.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 10

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