MAKO 桜井真子
Mako Sakurai
Birthday	Tuesday, October 07, 1986
Birthplace	Tokyo, Japan
Occupation	Voice actress, Singer

mako

any shark of the genus Isurus, esp I. glaucus of Indo-Pacific and Australian seas: family Isuridae

mako

², mako-mako

NZ another name for the bellbird, Anthornis melanura

mako

³, mako-mako

a small evergreen New Zealand tree, Aristotelia serrata: family Elaeocarpaceae

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Makó

a city in southeastern Hungary, in Csongrád Megye (Csongrád County). Located on the Maros (Mureş) River. Population, 30,000 (1970). The city is a railroad junction and the center of an agricultural region (specializing in the cultivation of high-grade onions). Makó has a food-processing industry, including flour milling and sausage products, and agricultural machine building.

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