bushel in Irish
bushel in Irish is buiséal — bushel means a unit of dry volume measurement, historically used for grain and produce.
bushel in Irish
buiséal
A vessel of the capacity of a bushel, used in measuring; a bushel measure.
What does "bushel" mean?
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noun A unit of dry volume measurement, historically used for grain and produce.
"The farmer sold his apples by the bushel."
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noun A large, indefinite quantity of something.
"She gave him a bushel of compliments after the show."
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bushel in a sentence
- The farmer sold his apples by the bushel.
- She gave him a bushel of compliments after the show.
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What is "bushel" in Irish?
"bushel" in Irish is buiséal. bushel means: A unit of dry volume measurement, historically used for grain and produce.
How do you use "bushel" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer sold his apples by the bushel." In Irish, "bushel" is buiséal.
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