cloak in Irish
cloak in Irish is brat, clóca — cloak means a long, loose outer garment that hangs from the shoulders, often without sleeves.
cloak in Irish
brat
clóca
What does "cloak" mean?
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noun A long, loose outer garment that hangs from the shoulders, often without sleeves.
"She wrapped her cloak tightly against the cold night air."
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noun Something that hides or disguises the truth.
"The charity was a cloak for his tax evasion scheme."
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verb To cover, hide, or disguise something.
"The scandal was cloaked in secrecy for years before it broke."
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cloak in a sentence
- She wrapped her cloak tightly against the cold night air.
- The charity was a cloak for his tax evasion scheme.
- The scandal was cloaked in secrecy for years before it broke.
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What is "cloak" in Irish?
"cloak" in Irish is brat, clóca. cloak means: A long, loose outer garment that hangs from the shoulders, often without sleeves.
How do you use "cloak" in a sentence?
Example: "She wrapped her cloak tightly against the cold night air." In Irish, "cloak" is brat, clóca.
Are there other ways to say "cloak" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "cloak": brat, clóca.
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