chopstick in Irish
chopstick in Irish is cipín itheacháin — chopstick means one of a pair of slender sticks used, held in one hand, to pick up and eat food, especially in East Asian cuisine.
chopstick in Irish
cipín itheacháin
What does "chopstick" mean?
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noun One of a pair of slender sticks used, held in one hand, to pick up and eat food, especially in East Asian cuisine.
"She expertly picked up the noodles with a chopstick in each hand."
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- She expertly picked up the noodles with a chopstick in each hand.
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What is "chopstick" in Irish?
"chopstick" in Irish is cipín itheacháin. chopstick means: One of a pair of slender sticks used, held in one hand, to pick up and eat food, especially in East Asian cuisine.
How do you use "chopstick" in a sentence?
Example: "She expertly picked up the noodles with a chopstick in each hand." In Irish, "chopstick" is cipín itheacháin.
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