braces in Irish
braces in Irish is teanntáin fiacla — braces means a dental device of wires and brackets used to straighten teeth over time.
braces in Irish
teanntáin fiacla
(orthodontics) A device worn on the teeth to straighten them.
What does "braces" mean?
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noun A dental device of wires and brackets used to straighten teeth over time.
"She got braces in seventh grade and had them for two years."
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noun Straps worn over the shoulders to hold up trousers; suspenders.
"He wore a smart pair of braces with his tailored suit."
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braces in a sentence
- She got braces in seventh grade and had them for two years.
- He wore a smart pair of braces with his tailored suit.
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What is "braces" in Irish?
"braces" in Irish is teanntáin fiacla. braces means: A dental device of wires and brackets used to straighten teeth over time.
How do you use "braces" in a sentence?
Example: "She got braces in seventh grade and had them for two years." In Irish, "braces" is teanntáin fiacla.
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