Chihuahua in Irish
Chihuahua in Irish is sí-abhabha — Chihuahua means the smallest breed of dog in the world, known for its tiny size and large ears.
Chihuahua in Irish
sí-abhabha
The smallest breed of dog in the world, originating in Mexico and having large erect ears.
What does "Chihuahua" mean?
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noun The smallest breed of dog in the world, known for its tiny size and large ears.
"The first time I saw a Chihuahua, I thought it was a battery-powered toy. Eyes too big for the face, ears of a large dog, took tens of steps to keep up, squeaked like a two-month-old pup."
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Chihuahua in a sentence
- The first time I saw a Chihuahua, I thought it was a battery-powered toy. Eyes too big for the face, ears of a large dog, took tens of steps to keep up, squeaked like a two-month-old pup.
- Her chihuahua trembled in her handbag the whole ride.
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What is "Chihuahua" in Irish?
"Chihuahua" in Irish is sí-abhabha. Chihuahua means: The smallest breed of dog in the world, known for its tiny size and large ears.
How do you use "Chihuahua" in a sentence?
Example: "Her chihuahua trembled in her handbag the whole ride." In Irish, "Chihuahua" is sí-abhabha.
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