beefsteak in Irish
beefsteak in Irish is stéig mhairteola — beefsteak means a steak cut from beef cattle.
beefsteak in Irish
stéig mhairteola
(countable, uncountable) (A) steak cut from a cattle beast (e.g., cow, steer).
What does "beefsteak" mean?
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noun A steak cut from beef cattle.
"He grilled a thick beefsteak for dinner."
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noun A large tomato with a meaty texture, more fully called a beefsteak tomato.
"She sliced a beefsteak for the sandwich."
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beefsteak in a sentence
- He grilled a thick beefsteak for dinner.
- The restaurant is known for its beefsteak and chips.
- She sliced a beefsteak for the sandwich.
- A single beefsteak was enough to cover the whole burger.
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What is "beefsteak" in Irish?
"beefsteak" in Irish is stéig mhairteola. beefsteak means: A steak cut from beef cattle.
How do you use "beefsteak" in a sentence?
Example: "He grilled a thick beefsteak for dinner." In Irish, "beefsteak" is stéig mhairteola.
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