burlap in Irish
burlap in Irish is burlap — burlap means a rough, sturdy woven fabric made from jute or similar fibers, often used for sacks.
burlap in Irish
burlap
(US) A very strong, coarse cloth, made from jute, flax, or hemp, and used to make sacks, etc.
What does "burlap" mean?
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noun A rough, sturdy woven fabric made from jute or similar fibers, often used for sacks.
"The potatoes were sold in a burlap sack."
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burlap in a sentence
- The potatoes were sold in a burlap sack.
- She used burlap ribbon to decorate the rustic-themed tables.
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What is "burlap" in Irish?
"burlap" in Irish is burlap. burlap means: A rough, sturdy woven fabric made from jute or similar fibers, often used for sacks.
How do you use "burlap" in a sentence?
Example: "The potatoes were sold in a burlap sack." In Irish, "burlap" is burlap.
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