1.(新西兰的)毛利人;毛利语
1.毛利人[语]的
1.someone who belongs to the race of people who were living in New Zealand before Europeans arrived
2.the language spoken by the Maori people
1.It was very unique how the Maoris bulged their eyes and stuck out their tongues during the Hakka dance.
毛利人表演哈卡舞蹈时鼓着眼睛、伸出舌头，模样非常特别。
2.He peppers his speeches with references to "patriotic" New Zealanders as he addresses Maoris and older whites in search of votes.
在他的演讲中，他不时向毛利人和老一辈的白人喊话，称呼他们为「爱国的」纽西兰国民，以寻求选票支持。
3.Meeting with local people (scientists, rangers and Maoris ) and learning about local culture and local traditions.
会见当地人士（科学家、守林人和毛利族）并了解当地文化和各项传统。
4.Do you know if the Maoris and Europeans are getting on well now?
你知道现在毛利人和欧洲人相处得好吗？
5.Maoris were granted all the rights and privileges of British subjects.
第三，保证毛利人享有和英国臣民一样的权利
6.The Maoris were the original inhabitants of New Zealand.
毛利人是新西兰最早的居民。
7.This will be the place where you will meet with the Maoris and join with them in dance.
这将是你会见毛利人并参加一起跳舞的地方。
8.Maoris in New Zealand touch noses with each other when they meet .
新西兰的毛利人见面喜欢用触碰鼻子的方式相对方问好。
9.and some Maoris who want to preserve their heritage still get tattoos today.
一些想保留他们传统的毛利人今天仍然有刺青。
10.For example, when the Maoris of New Zealand stick out their tongue at someone, it is a sign of respect.
例如，新西兰的毛里人将舌头伸出对着某人时是尊敬某人的标志。