Definition of hikoi in English:

hikoi

nounPlural hikoisˈhiːkɔɪ

Maori.

词汇	hikoi
释义	Definition of hikoi in English: hikoi nounPlural hikoisˈhiːkɔɪ NZ A communal walk or march, typically for publicity or as a form of protest. there were tents on parliament lawn and hikois through the capital Example sentencesExamples Similarly there is a story from the Hikoi of the woman who gave her shoes to a walker whose own shoes were expiring. Against this background, the first land rights hikoi was organised in 1975. The Green Party MPs were holding the banner when the hikoi arrived. In early May, some 15,000 people protested outside parliament following a two-week hikoi by Maori. I ask Parliament why the Prime Minister has not gone down to talk to those in the hikoi who have assembled out the front. People have been angered by the term coined by the media - 'hikoi of the hopeless'. The massive disruption estimated by the illegal Maori hikoi turned out to be adequately managed by the police. I would also like to praise the police activities on the hikoi. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the people involved in making this hikoi possible. The hikoi coincided with the 59th anniversary of the second battle of El Alamein. Origin Maori.
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