Definition of Waitangi Day in English:

Waitangi Day

nounwʌɪˈtaŋi

词汇	Waitangi Day
释义	Definition of Waitangi Day in English: Waitangi Day nounwʌɪˈtaŋi The anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, celebrated as a public holiday in New Zealand on 6 February since 1960. 怀唐伊日（怀唐伊条约签订周年纪念日，1960年以来，2月6日被作为新西兰公共节日加以庆祝） Example sentencesExamples Alumni and friends are invited to join the NZ High Commissioner and other dignitaries at a Waitangi Day dinner in Kuala Lumpur. We spent our Waitangi Day yesterday sitting in the garden, and talking, and in the evening we had dinner on the beach and swam in the sea. It has been a calm Waitangi Day without significant protest and with much goodwill on both sides. The following years saw talks progressing for declaring Waitangi Day as an alternative to an existing public holiday. It is designed to encourage a wider spread of communities participating in Waitangi Day events.
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