beanpole in Irish
beanpole in Irish is clifeartach, coinnleoir, cuaille — beanpole means a tall stake used to support climbing bean plants.
beanpole in Irish
clifeartach
(informal) A tall, thin person.
coinnleoir
(informal) A tall, thin person.
cuaille
(informal) A tall, thin person.
dréimire fir
(informal) A tall, thin person.
eilit
(informal) A tall, thin person.
feadóg
(informal) A tall, thin person.
What does "beanpole" mean?
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noun A tall stake used to support climbing bean plants.
"He tied the young bean shoots to a row of beanpoles."
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noun Informally, a very tall, thin person.
"Her brother's a total beanpole — he must be six foot five."
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beanpole in a sentence
- He tied the young bean shoots to a row of beanpoles.
- Her brother's a total beanpole — he must be six foot five.
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What is "beanpole" in Irish?
"beanpole" in Irish is clifeartach, coinnleoir, cuaille. beanpole means: A tall stake used to support climbing bean plants.
How do you use "beanpole" in a sentence?
Example: "He tied the young bean shoots to a row of beanpoles." In Irish, "beanpole" is clifeartach, coinnleoir, cuaille.
Are there other ways to say "beanpole" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 6 translations listed for "beanpole": clifeartach, coinnleoir, cuaille, dréimire fir, eilit, feadóg.
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