aloft in Irish
aloft in Irish is i gcrann — aloft means up in the air or sky; overhead, in a high place.
aloft in Irish
i gcrann
(nautical) In the top, at the masthead, or on the higher yards or rigging.
What does "aloft" mean?
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adv Up in the air or sky; overhead, in a high place.
"The kite soared aloft in the summer breeze."
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aloft in a sentence
- The kite soared aloft in the summer breeze.
- The champions held the trophy aloft for the cameras.
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What is "aloft" in Irish?
"aloft" in Irish is i gcrann. aloft means: Up in the air or sky; overhead, in a high place.
How do you use "aloft" in a sentence?
Example: "The kite soared aloft in the summer breeze." In Irish, "aloft" is i gcrann.
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