butchery in Irish
butchery in Irish is búistéireacht, feolaireacht — butchery means extremely violent and cruel killing.
butchery in Irish
búistéireacht
The butchering of meat.
feolaireacht
The butchering of meat.
What does "butchery" mean?
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noun Extremely violent and cruel killing.
"The war reports described scenes of appalling butchery."
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noun A butcher's shop, especially in British English.
"She bought sausages from the local butchery."
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butchery in a sentence
- The war reports described scenes of appalling butchery.
- She bought sausages from the local butchery.
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What is "butchery" in Irish?
"butchery" in Irish is búistéireacht, feolaireacht. butchery means: Extremely violent and cruel killing.
How do you use "butchery" in a sentence?
Example: "The war reports described scenes of appalling butchery." In Irish, "butchery" is búistéireacht, feolaireacht.
Are there other ways to say "butchery" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "butchery": búistéireacht, feolaireacht.
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