Definition of Manipuri in English:

Manipuri

nounPlural Manipuris ˌmʌnɪˈpʊəriˌmanəˈpo͝orē

1A native or inhabitant of Manipur.
曼尼普尔人
Example sentencesExamples
- As a result Manipuris, Nagas and Mizos are often asked if they are Chinese, Japanese or from some other Southeast Asian country.
- According to the tradition, the Manipuris drown the remains of the old house in the river.
- Like traditional Hindus, Manipuris celebrate New Year's Day in the second week of April.
- To save their motherland, the Manipuris fought very bravely under the direction of Tikendrajit.
- During an interaction session, she listed various aspects of the dance in relation to the day-to-day life of the Manipuris.
- But there are many ordinary Manipuris who are growing tired of the rebels’ influence.
- After all, in which other sport do you see an Oraon or a Munda or a Santhal or a Manipuri go on to be the captain of the national team?
- Even though Manipuris are Hindu, the Indian caste system is not the basis of social stratification.
- The people of the district are mostly Manipuris excepting small numbers of non-manipuris living in the district.
- Also known as the Meithei, the Manipuri are of Mongolian descent and speak a language called Meithei.
- The Manipuris rarely perform at any festival which is not accompanied by dance, music and song.
- As the Manipuris get on with their daily life, Sharmila, now called the ‘iron lady’, may soon be forgotten.
- Early Manipuris were followers of Hinduism, and believed in the hierarchy of the Gods.
2mass noun The official language of Manipur, which belongs to the Tibeto-Burman family.
曼尼普尔语（曼尼普尔邦的官方语言，属藏缅语系）
Example sentencesExamples
- There will plays in Manipuri, Kanannda, Bengali and Tamil.
- Textbooks and other, materials often don't get prepared in other languages like Manipuri.
- The women's movement in the State can be traced back to 1939 when the Nupi Lan, which means women's war in Manipuri, was launched against the oppressive policies of the then Maharaja and his British agent.
- This year - the 19th in the Festival's history - audiences can look forward to plays in Oriya, Panjabi, Manipuri, Urdu and Tamil, besides Bengali and Hindi.
- International productions are a huge attraction but so are plays in languages from Manipuri to Malayalam.

adjective ˌmʌnɪˈpʊəriˌmanəˈpo͝orē

Relating to the people of Manipur or their language.
（与）曼尼普尔人（有关）的；（与）曼尼普尔语（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- It also throws light on the strong character of the Manipuri women who are known for their hard work and selflessness.
- She also recounted to the students the interpretation aspect of the Manipuri dance form.
- Manipuri students perform the ‘Pavgal Jogai’ dance at the Youth Festival.
- The finale was truly novel in that both Odissi and Manipuri dancers came together to perform a jugalbandi, a friendly competition.
- There is a belief that Radha and Krishna were the original author and creator of Manipuri Dance.
- The duo plans to write books on little known classical arts such as Manipuri dance and Assamese Sattraga and follow up with folk arts.
- What provoked the Manipuri women to protest in this unheard of manner was the custodial death of a 32-year-old Manipuri woman.
- On the cards are displays of ethnic dances, ballet, musical performances and Manipuri poetry readings.
- Noted Manipuri poet, writer, novelist, literary and cultural activist, he passed away on July 13, 2003 in a tragic jeep accident near Imphal.
- Neighbouring Manipur also has a strong Vaishnavite tradition as reflected in Manipuri dance.
- Even before this, Manipuri women had protested against forced labour and the increase in the water tax.
- Have you watched the young men perform the Manipuri dances with their drums?
- Thiyam draws from the beauty of the North East to interpret Kalidasa's ancient verses in a play in Manipuri that uses a riot of colours and the tiny, precise movements of Manipuri dance to present a taut and structured extravagance.
- The costume of the Manipuri dancer is always simple, clean and elegant.
- The present upsurge of the Manipuri people would be marked in history also by the way in which women played a leading role in furthering the movement.
- Having your web site available in the Manipuri language will widen your readership and drastically improve the effectiveness of your marketing messages.

Rhymes

curie, de jure, fioriture, fury, houri, Jewry, jury, Missouri, moory, Newry, tandoori, Urey

Definition of Manipuri in US English:

Manipuri

nounˌmanəˈpo͝orē

1A native or inhabitant of Manipur.
曼尼普尔人
Example sentencesExamples
- According to the tradition, the Manipuris drown the remains of the old house in the river.
- Early Manipuris were followers of Hinduism, and believed in the hierarchy of the Gods.
- The Manipuris rarely perform at any festival which is not accompanied by dance, music and song.
- As the Manipuris get on with their daily life, Sharmila, now called the ‘iron lady’, may soon be forgotten.
- After all, in which other sport do you see an Oraon or a Munda or a Santhal or a Manipuri go on to be the captain of the national team?
- Like traditional Hindus, Manipuris celebrate New Year's Day in the second week of April.
- To save their motherland, the Manipuris fought very bravely under the direction of Tikendrajit.
- As a result Manipuris, Nagas and Mizos are often asked if they are Chinese, Japanese or from some other Southeast Asian country.
- The people of the district are mostly Manipuris excepting small numbers of non-manipuris living in the district.
- But there are many ordinary Manipuris who are growing tired of the rebels’ influence.
- Even though Manipuris are Hindu, the Indian caste system is not the basis of social stratification.
- Also known as the Meithei, the Manipuri are of Mongolian descent and speak a language called Meithei.
- During an interaction session, she listed various aspects of the dance in relation to the day-to-day life of the Manipuris.
2The official language of Manipur, belonging to the Tibeto-Burman family.
曼尼普尔语（曼尼普尔邦的官方语言，属藏缅语系）
Example sentencesExamples
- International productions are a huge attraction but so are plays in languages from Manipuri to Malayalam.
- This year - the 19th in the Festival's history - audiences can look forward to plays in Oriya, Panjabi, Manipuri, Urdu and Tamil, besides Bengali and Hindi.
- There will plays in Manipuri, Kanannda, Bengali and Tamil.
- Textbooks and other, materials often don't get prepared in other languages like Manipuri.
- The women's movement in the State can be traced back to 1939 when the Nupi Lan, which means women's war in Manipuri, was launched against the oppressive policies of the then Maharaja and his British agent.

adjectiveˌmanəˈpo͝orē

Relating to the people of Manipur or their language.
（与）曼尼普尔人（有关）的；（与）曼尼普尔语（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- Have you watched the young men perform the Manipuri dances with their drums?
- There is a belief that Radha and Krishna were the original author and creator of Manipuri Dance.
- What provoked the Manipuri women to protest in this unheard of manner was the custodial death of a 32-year-old Manipuri woman.
- Having your web site available in the Manipuri language will widen your readership and drastically improve the effectiveness of your marketing messages.
- Manipuri students perform the ‘Pavgal Jogai’ dance at the Youth Festival.
- Even before this, Manipuri women had protested against forced labour and the increase in the water tax.
- Neighbouring Manipur also has a strong Vaishnavite tradition as reflected in Manipuri dance.
- On the cards are displays of ethnic dances, ballet, musical performances and Manipuri poetry readings.
- It also throws light on the strong character of the Manipuri women who are known for their hard work and selflessness.
- She also recounted to the students the interpretation aspect of the Manipuri dance form.
- Noted Manipuri poet, writer, novelist, literary and cultural activist, he passed away on July 13, 2003 in a tragic jeep accident near Imphal.
- The costume of the Manipuri dancer is always simple, clean and elegant.
- The present upsurge of the Manipuri people would be marked in history also by the way in which women played a leading role in furthering the movement.
- The finale was truly novel in that both Odissi and Manipuri dancers came together to perform a jugalbandi, a friendly competition.
- The duo plans to write books on little known classical arts such as Manipuri dance and Assamese Sattraga and follow up with folk arts.
- Thiyam draws from the beauty of the North East to interpret Kalidasa's ancient verses in a play in Manipuri that uses a riot of colours and the tiny, precise movements of Manipuri dance to present a taut and structured extravagance.

单词	Manipuri
释义	Definition of Manipuri in English: Manipuri nounPlural Manipuris ˌmʌnɪˈpʊəriˌmanəˈpo͝orē 1A native or inhabitant of Manipur. 曼尼普尔人 Example sentencesExamples As a result Manipuris, Nagas and Mizos are often asked if they are Chinese, Japanese or from some other Southeast Asian country. According to the tradition, the Manipuris drown the remains of the old house in the river. Like traditional Hindus, Manipuris celebrate New Year's Day in the second week of April. To save their motherland, the Manipuris fought very bravely under the direction of Tikendrajit. During an interaction session, she listed various aspects of the dance in relation to the day-to-day life of the Manipuris. But there are many ordinary Manipuris who are growing tired of the rebels’ influence. After all, in which other sport do you see an Oraon or a Munda or a Santhal or a Manipuri go on to be the captain of the national team? Even though Manipuris are Hindu, the Indian caste system is not the basis of social stratification. The people of the district are mostly Manipuris excepting small numbers of non-manipuris living in the district. Also known as the Meithei, the Manipuri are of Mongolian descent and speak a language called Meithei. The Manipuris rarely perform at any festival which is not accompanied by dance, music and song. As the Manipuris get on with their daily life, Sharmila, now called the ‘iron lady’, may soon be forgotten. Early Manipuris were followers of Hinduism, and believed in the hierarchy of the Gods. 2mass noun The official language of Manipur, which belongs to the Tibeto-Burman family. 曼尼普尔语（曼尼普尔邦的官方语言，属藏缅语系） Example sentencesExamples There will plays in Manipuri, Kanannda, Bengali and Tamil. Textbooks and other, materials often don't get prepared in other languages like Manipuri. The women's movement in the State can be traced back to 1939 when the Nupi Lan, which means women's war in Manipuri, was launched against the oppressive policies of the then Maharaja and his British agent. This year - the 19th in the Festival's history - audiences can look forward to plays in Oriya, Panjabi, Manipuri, Urdu and Tamil, besides Bengali and Hindi. International productions are a huge attraction but so are plays in languages from Manipuri to Malayalam. adjective ˌmʌnɪˈpʊəriˌmanəˈpo͝orē Relating to the people of Manipur or their language. （与）曼尼普尔人（有关）的；（与）曼尼普尔语（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples It also throws light on the strong character of the Manipuri women who are known for their hard work and selflessness. She also recounted to the students the interpretation aspect of the Manipuri dance form. Manipuri students perform the ‘Pavgal Jogai’ dance at the Youth Festival. The finale was truly novel in that both Odissi and Manipuri dancers came together to perform a jugalbandi, a friendly competition. There is a belief that Radha and Krishna were the original author and creator of Manipuri Dance. The duo plans to write books on little known classical arts such as Manipuri dance and Assamese Sattraga and follow up with folk arts. What provoked the Manipuri women to protest in this unheard of manner was the custodial death of a 32-year-old Manipuri woman. On the cards are displays of ethnic dances, ballet, musical performances and Manipuri poetry readings. Noted Manipuri poet, writer, novelist, literary and cultural activist, he passed away on July 13, 2003 in a tragic jeep accident near Imphal. Neighbouring Manipur also has a strong Vaishnavite tradition as reflected in Manipuri dance. Even before this, Manipuri women had protested against forced labour and the increase in the water tax. Have you watched the young men perform the Manipuri dances with their drums? Thiyam draws from the beauty of the North East to interpret Kalidasa's ancient verses in a play in Manipuri that uses a riot of colours and the tiny, precise movements of Manipuri dance to present a taut and structured extravagance. The costume of the Manipuri dancer is always simple, clean and elegant. The present upsurge of the Manipuri people would be marked in history also by the way in which women played a leading role in furthering the movement. Having your web site available in the Manipuri language will widen your readership and drastically improve the effectiveness of your marketing messages. Rhymes curie, de jure, fioriture, fury, houri, Jewry, jury, Missouri, moory, Newry, tandoori, Urey Definition of Manipuri in US English: Manipuri nounˌmanəˈpo͝orē 1A native or inhabitant of Manipur. 曼尼普尔人 Example sentencesExamples According to the tradition, the Manipuris drown the remains of the old house in the river. Early Manipuris were followers of Hinduism, and believed in the hierarchy of the Gods. The Manipuris rarely perform at any festival which is not accompanied by dance, music and song. As the Manipuris get on with their daily life, Sharmila, now called the ‘iron lady’, may soon be forgotten. After all, in which other sport do you see an Oraon or a Munda or a Santhal or a Manipuri go on to be the captain of the national team? Like traditional Hindus, Manipuris celebrate New Year's Day in the second week of April. To save their motherland, the Manipuris fought very bravely under the direction of Tikendrajit. As a result Manipuris, Nagas and Mizos are often asked if they are Chinese, Japanese or from some other Southeast Asian country. The people of the district are mostly Manipuris excepting small numbers of non-manipuris living in the district. But there are many ordinary Manipuris who are growing tired of the rebels’ influence. Even though Manipuris are Hindu, the Indian caste system is not the basis of social stratification. Also known as the Meithei, the Manipuri are of Mongolian descent and speak a language called Meithei. During an interaction session, she listed various aspects of the dance in relation to the day-to-day life of the Manipuris. 2The official language of Manipur, belonging to the Tibeto-Burman family. 曼尼普尔语（曼尼普尔邦的官方语言，属藏缅语系） Example sentencesExamples International productions are a huge attraction but so are plays in languages from Manipuri to Malayalam. This year - the 19th in the Festival's history - audiences can look forward to plays in Oriya, Panjabi, Manipuri, Urdu and Tamil, besides Bengali and Hindi. There will plays in Manipuri, Kanannda, Bengali and Tamil. Textbooks and other, materials often don't get prepared in other languages like Manipuri. The women's movement in the State can be traced back to 1939 when the Nupi Lan, which means women's war in Manipuri, was launched against the oppressive policies of the then Maharaja and his British agent. adjectiveˌmanəˈpo͝orē Relating to the people of Manipur or their language. （与）曼尼普尔人（有关）的；（与）曼尼普尔语（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples Have you watched the young men perform the Manipuri dances with their drums? There is a belief that Radha and Krishna were the original author and creator of Manipuri Dance. What provoked the Manipuri women to protest in this unheard of manner was the custodial death of a 32-year-old Manipuri woman. Having your web site available in the Manipuri language will widen your readership and drastically improve the effectiveness of your marketing messages. Manipuri students perform the ‘Pavgal Jogai’ dance at the Youth Festival. Even before this, Manipuri women had protested against forced labour and the increase in the water tax. Neighbouring Manipur also has a strong Vaishnavite tradition as reflected in Manipuri dance. On the cards are displays of ethnic dances, ballet, musical performances and Manipuri poetry readings. It also throws light on the strong character of the Manipuri women who are known for their hard work and selflessness. She also recounted to the students the interpretation aspect of the Manipuri dance form. Noted Manipuri poet, writer, novelist, literary and cultural activist, he passed away on July 13, 2003 in a tragic jeep accident near Imphal. The costume of the Manipuri dancer is always simple, clean and elegant. The present upsurge of the Manipuri people would be marked in history also by the way in which women played a leading role in furthering the movement. The finale was truly novel in that both Odissi and Manipuri dancers came together to perform a jugalbandi, a friendly competition. The duo plans to write books on little known classical arts such as Manipuri dance and Assamese Sattraga and follow up with folk arts. Thiyam draws from the beauty of the North East to interpret Kalidasa's ancient verses in a play in Manipuri that uses a riot of colours and the tiny, precise movements of Manipuri dance to present a taut and structured extravagance.
随便看	what makes tick what matter? what matter? whatness what next what next (or whatever next) what next (or whatever next) whatnot what-not whatnots what-nots whatnotted what-now what of ? what of what of it? what of it? what of —? what of —? what one would expect what planet are you on? what planet are you on? what possessed you? what possessed you? what price ?