brawn in Irish
brawn in Irish is toirceoil — brawn means physical muscle and strength, especially as opposed to intelligence or skill.
brawn in Irish
toirceoil
(chiefly, British) Head cheese; a terrine made from the head of a pig or calf; originally boar's meat.
What does "brawn" mean?
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noun Physical muscle and strength, especially as opposed to intelligence or skill.
"Moving the piano took more brawn than technique."
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noun (British) A cold cooked dish made from pieces of meat from a pig or calf's head, set in jelly.
"His grandmother always served brawn with pickles at Christmas."
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brawn in a sentence
- Moving the piano took more brawn than technique.
- The job needs brains as well as brawn.
- His grandmother always served brawn with pickles at Christmas.
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What is "brawn" in Irish?
"brawn" in Irish is toirceoil. brawn means: Physical muscle and strength, especially as opposed to intelligence or skill.
How do you use "brawn" in a sentence?
Example: "Moving the piano took more brawn than technique." In Irish, "brawn" is toirceoil.
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