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1. Oxford Dictionary

   Motu

   • IPA[ˈməʊtuː]

   英式

   • n.
     a member of a Melanesian people of Papua New Guinea inhabiting the area around Port Moresby.；the language of the Motu, the base of a pidgin known as Hiri Motu or (formerly) Police Motu, widely used as a lingua franca for administrative purposes.
   • adj.
     relating to the Motu or their language.

   • noun: Motu, plural noun: Motu

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a member of a Melanesian people of Papua New Guinea inhabiting the area around Port Moresby.
   • 2. the language of the Motu, the base of a pidgin known as Hiri Motu or (formerly) Police Motu, widely used as a lingua franca for administrative purposes.

   adj.

   形容詞

   • 1. relating to the Motu or their language.

   suo motu

   • adj.
     relating to an action taken by a court of its own accord, without any request by the parties ... the Supreme Court had taken suo moto notice of the case the court has initiated suo motu action
   • adv.
     (with reference to an action taken by a court) without any request by the parties involved: the court has, suo motu, decided to add the divisional commissioner as a respondent to the petition

   Oxford American Dictionary

   suo motu

   • adj.
     relating to an action taken by a court of its own accord, without any request by the parties ... the Supreme Court had taken suo moto notice of the case the court has initiated suo motu action
   • adv.
     (with reference to an action taken by a court) without any request by the parties involved: the court has, suo motu, decided to add the divisional commissioner as a respondent to the petition

   Oxford Dictionary

   motu proprio

   • n.
     an edict issued by the Pope personally to the Roman Catholic Church or to a part of it.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   motu proprio

   • n.
     an edict issued by the Pope personally to the Roman Catholic Church or to a part of it.

   Oxford Dictionary