castrate in Irish
castrate in Irish is coill — castrate means to surgically remove the testicles (or, in females, the ovaries) of an animal or person.
castrate in Irish
coill
(transitive) To remove the testicles of a person or animal.
What does "castrate" mean?
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verb To surgically remove the testicles (or, in females, the ovaries) of an animal or person.
"The vet recommended they castrate the young bull."
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verb To weaken something drastically, stripping it of its power or effectiveness.
"Critics said the new amendment would castrate the original bill."
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castrate in a sentence
- The vet recommended they castrate the young bull.
- Critics said the new amendment would castrate the original bill.
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What is "castrate" in Irish?
"castrate" in Irish is coill. castrate means: To surgically remove the testicles (or, in females, the ovaries) of an animal or person.
How do you use "castrate" in a sentence?
Example: "The vet recommended they castrate the young bull." In Irish, "castrate" is coill.
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