ceramics in Irish
ceramics in Irish is ceirmeacht, criadóireacht — ceramics means the craft or study of making objects from fired clay.
ceramics in Irish
ceirmeacht
The art or science of making ceramic objects.
criadóireacht
The art or science of making ceramic objects.
What does "ceramics" mean?
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noun The craft or study of making objects from fired clay.
"My uncle teaches ceramics at the community center on Tuesday nights."
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noun Objects made from fired clay, considered as a group.
"The shop sells handmade ceramics, including bowls, mugs and small vases."
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ceramics in a sentence
- My uncle teaches ceramics at the community center on Tuesday nights.
- Ceramics requires patience, because the clay must dry slowly before it goes into the kiln.
- The shop sells handmade ceramics, including bowls, mugs and small vases.
- Be careful when you pack the ceramics, because they break easily.
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What is "ceramics" in Irish?
"ceramics" in Irish is ceirmeacht, criadóireacht. ceramics means: The craft or study of making objects from fired clay.
How do you use "ceramics" in a sentence?
Example: "My uncle teaches ceramics at the community center on Tuesday nights." In Irish, "ceramics" is ceirmeacht, criadóireacht.
Are there other ways to say "ceramics" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "ceramics": ceirmeacht, criadóireacht.
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