brink in Irish
brink in Irish is broinne, colbha — brink means the edge of something steep or dangerous, such as a cliff.
brink in Irish
broinne
colbha
What does "brink" mean?
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noun The edge of something steep or dangerous, such as a cliff.
"They stood at the brink of the canyon, looking down."
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noun The point right before something (often something serious) happens.
"The two countries were on the brink of war."
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brink in a sentence
- They stood at the brink of the canyon, looking down.
- The two countries were on the brink of war.
- The company was on the brink of bankruptcy before the buyout.
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What is "brink" in Irish?
"brink" in Irish is broinne, colbha. brink means: The edge of something steep or dangerous, such as a cliff.
How do you use "brink" in a sentence?
Example: "They stood at the brink of the canyon, looking down." In Irish, "brink" is broinne, colbha.
Are there other ways to say "brink" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "brink": broinne, colbha.
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