ace in Irish
ace in Irish is cíoná — ace means a playing card marked with a single symbol, usually ranked highest or lowest in a game.
ace in Irish
cíoná
A military aircraft pilot who is credited with shooting down many enemy aircraft, typically five or more.
What does "ace" mean?
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noun A playing card marked with a single symbol, usually ranked highest or lowest in a game.
"He kept the ace of hearts hidden up his sleeve during the card trick."
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noun A person who is extremely skilled at something.
"Our new neighbour is an ace with computers and fixed my laptop in minutes."
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noun (tennis) A serve that the opponent fails to touch, winning the point outright.
"His first serve was an ace, and the crowd cheered loudly."
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verb To do extremely well in something, such as a test.
"If you revise properly, you could ace the driving theory test."
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ace in a sentence
- He kept the ace of hearts hidden up his sleeve during the card trick.
- In this game the ace counts low, so be careful when you score.
- Our new neighbour is an ace with computers and fixed my laptop in minutes.
- He's an ace at fixing old motorcycles.
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What is "ace" in Irish?
"ace" in Irish is cíoná. ace means: A playing card marked with a single symbol, usually ranked highest or lowest in a game.
How do you use "ace" in a sentence?
Example: "He kept the ace of hearts hidden up his sleeve during the card trick." In Irish, "ace" is cíoná.
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