buoyancy in Irish
buoyancy in Irish is buacacht — buoyancy means the upward force that lets an object float or feel lighter in a liquid or gas.
buoyancy in Irish
buacacht
The ability of an object to stay afloat in a fluid.
What does "buoyancy" mean?
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noun The upward force that lets an object float or feel lighter in a liquid or gas.
"A life jacket adds buoyancy so a swimmer stays afloat."
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noun A cheerful, resilient mood or lively confidence.
"Despite the setback, she kept a natural buoyancy."
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buoyancy in a sentence
- A life jacket adds buoyancy so a swimmer stays afloat.
- Despite the setback, she kept a natural buoyancy.
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What is "buoyancy" in Irish?
"buoyancy" in Irish is buacacht. buoyancy means: The upward force that lets an object float or feel lighter in a liquid or gas.
How do you use "buoyancy" in a sentence?
Example: "A life jacket adds buoyancy so a swimmer stays afloat." In Irish, "buoyancy" is buacacht.
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