bullet in Irish
bullet in Irish is piléar, urchar — bullet means a small metal projectile fired from a gun.
bullet in Irish
piléar
urchar
(typography) A printed symbol in the form of a solid circle, “•”, often used to mark items in a list.
What does "bullet" mean?
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noun A small metal projectile fired from a gun.
"The detective examined a bullet under a magnifying glass."
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noun A small dot or symbol used to mark items in a list.
"Put a bullet before each item so the list is easy to read."
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verb To fire someone from a job abruptly (informal).
"Half the sales team were bulleted when the new manager arrived."
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bullet in a sentence
- The detective examined a bullet under a magnifying glass.
- The bullet lodged in the wooden door frame.
- Put a bullet before each item so the list is easy to read.
- The report began with a row of bullets setting out the main goals.
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What is "bullet" in Irish?
"bullet" in Irish is piléar, urchar. bullet means: A small metal projectile fired from a gun.
How do you use "bullet" in a sentence?
Example: "The detective examined a bullet under a magnifying glass." In Irish, "bullet" is piléar, urchar.
Are there other ways to say "bullet" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "bullet": piléar, urchar.
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