chandelier in Irish
chandelier in Irish is coinnleoir craobhach, crann solais — chandelier means a decorative light fixture with multiple branches, hung from a ceiling.
chandelier in Irish
coinnleoir craobhach
A branched, often ornate, light fixture suspended from a ceiling.
crann solais
A branched, often ornate, light fixture suspended from a ceiling.
What does "chandelier" mean?
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noun A decorative light fixture with multiple branches, hung from a ceiling.
"A crystal chandelier hung above the grand staircase."
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noun A person secretly hired to bid up prices at an auction.
"The auction house was accused of using a chandelier to inflate bids on the painting."
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chandelier in a sentence
- A crystal chandelier hung above the grand staircase.
- The auction house was accused of using a chandelier to inflate bids on the painting.
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What is "chandelier" in Irish?
"chandelier" in Irish is coinnleoir craobhach, crann solais. chandelier means: A decorative light fixture with multiple branches, hung from a ceiling.
How do you use "chandelier" in a sentence?
Example: "A crystal chandelier hung above the grand staircase." In Irish, "chandelier" is coinnleoir craobhach, crann solais.
Are there other ways to say "chandelier" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "chandelier": coinnleoir craobhach, crann solais.
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