beret in Irish
beret in Irish is beiré — beret means a soft, round, flat cap with no brim, often associated with French style or worn as a military uniform piece.
beret in Irish
beiré
(headwear) A type of round, brimless cap with a soft top and a headband to secure it to the head; usually culturally associated with France.
What does "beret" mean?
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noun A soft, round, flat cap with no brim, often associated with French style or worn as a military uniform piece.
"She topped off her outfit with a black beret."
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beret in a sentence
- She topped off her outfit with a black beret.
- Paratroopers are issued a maroon beret.
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What is "beret" in Irish?
"beret" in Irish is beiré. beret means: A soft, round, flat cap with no brim, often associated with French style or worn as a military uniform piece.
How do you use "beret" in a sentence?
Example: "She topped off her outfit with a black beret." In Irish, "beret" is beiré.
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