cluster in Irish
cluster in Irish is braisle, braisligh — cluster means a small group of things growing, gathered, or occurring closely together.
cluster in Irish
braisle
braisligh
To collect (animals, people, objects, data points, etc) into clusters (noun sense 1).
What does "cluster" mean?
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noun A small group of things growing, gathered, or occurring closely together.
"A cluster of grapes hung from the vine."
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verb To gather or group closely together.
"Reporters clustered around the entrance waiting for a statement."
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cluster in a sentence
- A cluster of grapes hung from the vine.
- Doctors noticed a cluster of flu cases in the same building.
- Reporters clustered around the entrance waiting for a statement.
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What is "cluster" in Irish?
"cluster" in Irish is braisle, braisligh. cluster means: A small group of things growing, gathered, or occurring closely together.
How do you use "cluster" in a sentence?
Example: "A cluster of grapes hung from the vine." In Irish, "cluster" is braisle, braisligh.
Are there other ways to say "cluster" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "cluster": braisle, braisligh.
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