English to Maori Meaning of tonight - te po nei

Tonight :
te po nei

te po nei

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Definitions of tonight in English
Noun(1) the present or immediately coming night
Adverb(1) during the night of the present day
Examples of tonight in English
(1) tonight is a night to remember(2) before midnight tonight(3) I was out walking the dogs tonight when I saw something that depressed me.(4) The significance of tonight 's match will be illustrated by the presence of one man.(5) I'm absolutely gutted to be missing tonight 's match.(6) I just didn't want to go back home tonight having screwed up so early in the task.(7) At least some of these are likely to be introduced during tonight 's match.(8) tonight will be very wet(9) So I will try and finish up my taxes tonight and send them in because they are due at midnight.(10) are you doing anything tonight?(11) Anyway, tonight we ate in a small place recommended by a book and not word of mouth.(12) I am going out on a work night out tonight if any one wants to join me.(13) they're spending tonight in Rome(14) I'm going to have to do my maths tonight to see if I need to dash down to the shop and find more of the same dye lot.(15) That was actually fine as I was quite happy not to have to interact with people tonight .(16) I left late afternoon to come home and work on sites for tonight 's piece.
Related Phrases of tonight
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Adverb
1. this night ::
tenei po
2. this evening ::
tenei ahiahi
Different Forms
tonight
Word Example from TV Shows
- I'll see you tonight? Bye. - Yeah. Bye-bye.

- I'll see you TONIGHT? Bye. - Yeah. Bye-bye.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 10

Uh, who wants to go see Last Jedi again tonight?

Uh, who wants to go see Last Jedi again TONIGHT?

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 11

You'll be wanting a roof tonight.

You'll be wanting a roof TONIGHT.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 3

We'll talk tonight,

We'll talk TONIGHT,

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 10

I don't want to rush you, but I'm closing early tonight.

I don't want to rush you, but I'm closing early TONIGHT.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 24

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