bulkhead in Irish
bulkhead in Irish is bulcaid — bulkhead means a dividing wall inside a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle, often built to prevent flooding or contain damage.
bulkhead in Irish
bulcaid
What does "bulkhead" mean?
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noun A dividing wall inside a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle, often built to prevent flooding or contain damage.
"Crew sealed the bulkhead to stop water spreading through the hold."
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noun A retaining wall built along a waterfront to hold back earth or water.
"The marina's bulkhead was reinforced after last year's storm."
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bulkhead in a sentence
- Crew sealed the bulkhead to stop water spreading through the hold.
- The marina's bulkhead was reinforced after last year's storm.
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What is "bulkhead" in Irish?
"bulkhead" in Irish is bulcaid. bulkhead means: A dividing wall inside a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle, often built to prevent flooding or contain damage.
How do you use "bulkhead" in a sentence?
Example: "Crew sealed the bulkhead to stop water spreading through the hold." In Irish, "bulkhead" is bulcaid.
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