aisle in Irish
aisle in Irish is taobhroinn — aisle means a long, narrow passage between rows of seats, shelves, or pews.
aisle in Irish
taobhroinn
What does "aisle" mean?
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noun A long, narrow passage between rows of seats, shelves, or pews.
"He walked down the aisle to find his seat before the film started."
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noun The path a bride walks down during a wedding ceremony, and by extension, marriage itself.
"They're finally walking down the aisle this summer."
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aisle in a sentence
- He walked down the aisle to find his seat before the film started.
- She grabbed a jar of pasta sauce from aisle six.
- They're finally walking down the aisle this summer.
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What is "aisle" in Irish?
"aisle" in Irish is taobhroinn. aisle means: A long, narrow passage between rows of seats, shelves, or pews.
How do you use "aisle" in a sentence?
Example: "He walked down the aisle to find his seat before the film started." In Irish, "aisle" is taobhroinn.
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