choppy in Irish
choppy in Irish is útamáilte — choppy means full of small, rough waves.
choppy in Irish
útamáilte
(of the surface of water) Having many small, rough waves.
What does "choppy" mean?
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adjective Full of small, rough waves.
"The ferry crossing was rough because the sea was choppy."
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adjective Uneven or disjointed, moving in short bursts rather than smoothly.
"The film had a choppy editing style that some viewers found jarring."
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choppy in a sentence
- The ferry crossing was rough because the sea was choppy.
- The film had a choppy editing style that some viewers found jarring.
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What is "choppy" in Irish?
"choppy" in Irish is útamáilte. choppy means: Full of small, rough waves.
How do you use "choppy" in a sentence?
Example: "The ferry crossing was rough because the sea was choppy." In Irish, "choppy" is útamáilte.
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