awning in Irish
awning in Irish is díonbhrat, scáthbhrat, canbhás — awning means a sheet of canvas or similar material fixed over a window, door, or deck to give shelter from sun or rain.
awning in Irish
díonbhrat
scáthbhrat
canbhás
(nautical) That part of the poop deck which is continued forward beyond the bulkhead of the cabin.
What does "awning" mean?
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noun A sheet of canvas or similar material fixed over a window, door, or deck to give shelter from sun or rain.
"The café pulled out its striped awning as the sun grew stronger."
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awning in a sentence
- The café pulled out its striped awning as the sun grew stronger.
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What is "awning" in Irish?
"awning" in Irish is díonbhrat, scáthbhrat, canbhás. awning means: A sheet of canvas or similar material fixed over a window, door, or deck to give shelter from sun or rain.
How do you use "awning" in a sentence?
Example: "The café pulled out its striped awning as the sun grew stronger." In Irish, "awning" is díonbhrat, scáthbhrat, canbhás.
Are there other ways to say "awning" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "awning": díonbhrat, scáthbhrat, canbhás.
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