Pronunciation: /tɔɪ tɔɪ/
noun a Maori term used to wish performers good luck or to show appreciation for a performance
A1 Toi toi is a good luck charm in German opera.
A2 The singer whispered 'toi toi' to her fellow performer before going on stage.
B1 In some cultures, saying 'toi toi' is believed to bring good luck.
B2 The opera singer received many 'toi toi' wishes before her big performance.
C1 The tradition of saying 'toi toi' before a performance dates back centuries.
C2 The singer's dressing room was filled with flowers and 'toi toi' notes from well-wishers.
formal Before the performance, the opera singer whispered 'toi toi' to her fellow cast members for good luck.
informal Hey, toi toi on your job interview tomorrow!
slang Toi toi for your big game tonight, you got this!
figurative The politician's speech was met with a chorus of 'toi toi' from the audience, wishing him success in the upcoming election.
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