bi- in Irish
bi- in Irish is dé- — bi- means short for "bisexual"; a person attracted to more than one gender.
bi- in Irish
dé-
Every two; a rate of once every two.
What does "bi-" mean?
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noun Short for "bisexual"; a person attracted to more than one gender.
"She came out as bi to her family last year."
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noun Informal short form of "biceps," the muscle on the front of the upper arm.
"He flexed his bi to show off after the workout."
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bi- in a sentence
- She came out as bi to her family last year.
- He flexed his bi to show off after the workout.
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What is "bi-" in Irish?
"bi-" in Irish is dé-. bi- means: Short for "bisexual"; a person attracted to more than one gender.
How do you use "bi-" in a sentence?
Example: "She came out as bi to her family last year." In Irish, "bi-" is dé-.
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