best friend in Irish
best friend in Irish is dlúthchara, príomhchara — best friend means the one person you are closest to outside your family, whom you trust most, tell things you tell nobody else, and choose to spend the most time with.
best friend in Irish
dlúthchara
An especially close and trusted friend.
príomhchara
An especially close and trusted friend.
What does "best friend" mean?
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noun The one person you are closest to outside your family, whom you trust most, tell things you tell nobody else, and choose to spend the most time with.
"Priya has been my best friend since we were eleven."
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noun Something valued as reliably helpful or comforting, in phrases that treat an object as if it were a companion.
"A good sharp knife is a cook's best friend."
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best friend in a sentence
- Priya has been my best friend since we were eleven.
- He asked his best friend to be best man.
- A good sharp knife is a cook's best friend.
- Diamonds are a girl's best friend.
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What is "best friend" in Irish?
"best friend" in Irish is dlúthchara, príomhchara. best friend means: The one person you are closest to outside your family, whom you trust most, tell things you tell nobody else, and choose to spend the most time with.
How do you use "best friend" in a sentence?
Example: "Priya has been my best friend since we were eleven." In Irish, "best friend" is dlúthchara, príomhchara.
Are there other ways to say "best friend" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "best friend": dlúthchara, príomhchara.
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