bolt in Irish
bolt in Irish is bolta, splanc — bolt means a metal fastener with a threaded shaft, used with a nut to hold things together.
bolt in Irish
bolta
splanc
A lightning spark, i.e., a lightning bolt.
What does "bolt" mean?
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noun A metal fastener with a threaded shaft, used with a nut to hold things together.
"He tightened the bolts on the shelf bracket."
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noun A sliding bar used to lock a door.
"She slid the bolt shut before going to bed."
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noun A flash of lightning.
"A bolt of lightning split the old oak tree."
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verb To run away suddenly, or move very fast.
"The dog bolted the second the gate opened."
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bolt in a sentence
- He tightened the bolts on the shelf bracket.
- She slid the bolt shut before going to bed.
- A bolt of lightning split the old oak tree.
- The dog bolted the second the gate opened.
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What is "bolt" in Irish?
"bolt" in Irish is bolta, splanc. bolt means: A metal fastener with a threaded shaft, used with a nut to hold things together.
How do you use "bolt" in a sentence?
Example: "He tightened the bolts on the shelf bracket." In Irish, "bolt" is bolta, splanc.
Are there other ways to say "bolt" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "bolt": bolta, splanc.
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