avocado in Irish
avocado in Irish is abhacád, crann abhacád, piorra abhcóide — avocado means a pear-shaped fruit with rich, buttery green flesh and a large central stone, eaten as a savoury food.
avocado in Irish
What does "avocado" mean?
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noun A pear-shaped fruit with rich, buttery green flesh and a large central stone, eaten as a savoury food.
"She mashed a ripe avocado onto her toast."
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noun The tropical tree that produces this fruit.
"They planted an avocado tree in the back garden."
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adj A dull, yellowish-green colour, like the fruit's skin.
"The bathroom suite was an outdated avocado green."
avocado in a sentence
- She mashed a ripe avocado onto her toast.
- The salad was topped with sliced avocado and lime.
- They planted an avocado tree in the back garden.
- The bathroom suite was an outdated avocado green.
Common Irish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "avocado" in Irish?
"avocado" in Irish is abhacád, crann abhacád, piorra abhcóide. avocado means: A pear-shaped fruit with rich, buttery green flesh and a large central stone, eaten as a savoury food.
How do you use "avocado" in a sentence?
Example: "She mashed a ripe avocado onto her toast." In Irish, "avocado" is abhacád, crann abhacád, piorra abhcóide.
Are there other ways to say "avocado" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "avocado": abhacád, crann abhacád, piorra abhcóide, dath an abhacáid.