bayonet in Irish
bayonet in Irish is Beaignit — bayonet means a blade attached to the muzzle end of a rifle, used for close combat.
bayonet in Irish
Beaignit
What does "bayonet" mean?
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noun A blade attached to the muzzle end of a rifle, used for close combat.
"Soldiers fixed bayonets before the final charge."
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verb To stab someone with a bayonet.
"The order was given to bayonet any remaining resistance."
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bayonet in a sentence
- Soldiers fixed bayonets before the final charge.
- The order was given to bayonet any remaining resistance.
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What is "bayonet" in Irish?
"bayonet" in Irish is Beaignit. bayonet means: A blade attached to the muzzle end of a rifle, used for close combat.
How do you use "bayonet" in a sentence?
Example: "Soldiers fixed bayonets before the final charge." In Irish, "bayonet" is Beaignit.
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