box in Irish
box in Irish is bosca, bucas, crann bosca — box means a rigid container, typically rectangular, with a lid or flaps, used to hold or transport things.
box in Irish
bosca
bucas
crann bosca
pacáil
(transitive) To place inside a box; to pack in one or more boxes.
dornáil
What does "box" mean?
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noun A rigid container, typically rectangular, with a lid or flaps, used to hold or transport things.
"The delivery driver left a heavy box on the doorstep."
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verb To put something into a box or boxes.
"We spent the weekend boxing up the kitchen things for the move."
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verb To fight an opponent using the fists, typically wearing padded gloves, as a sport.
"She boxes at the local gym three evenings a week."
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box in a sentence
- The delivery driver left a heavy box on the doorstep.
- She packed her books into a cardboard box before the move.
- We spent the weekend boxing up the kitchen things for the move.
- The warehouse staff box each order carefully before it is sent out.
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What is "box" in Irish?
"box" in Irish is bosca, bucas, crann bosca. box means: A rigid container, typically rectangular, with a lid or flaps, used to hold or transport things.
How do you use "box" in a sentence?
Example: "The delivery driver left a heavy box on the doorstep." In Irish, "box" is bosca, bucas, crann bosca.
Are there other ways to say "box" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 5 translations listed for "box": bosca, bucas, crann bosca, pacáil, dornáil.
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