blower in Irish
blower in Irish is séidire — blower means a machine that generates a current of air, such as a fan or supercharger.
blower in Irish
séidire
Any device that blows; often, especially, a furnace component or a supercharger.
What does "blower" mean?
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noun A machine that generates a current of air, such as a fan or supercharger.
"The leaf blower made quick work of the driveway."
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noun (British, informal, dated) A telephone.
"Get him on the blower, will you?"
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blower in a sentence
- The leaf blower made quick work of the driveway.
- Get him on the blower, will you?
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What is "blower" in Irish?
"blower" in Irish is séidire. blower means: A machine that generates a current of air, such as a fan or supercharger.
How do you use "blower" in a sentence?
Example: "The leaf blower made quick work of the driveway." In Irish, "blower" is séidire.
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