cod in Irish
cod in Irish is trosc, bod donn, bod rua — cod means a large sea fish, especially Atlantic cod, widely eaten and central to many fisheries.
cod in Irish
trosc
bod donn
bod rua
What does "cod" mean?
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noun A large sea fish, especially Atlantic cod, widely eaten and central to many fisheries.
"They ordered fish and chips made with fresh cod."
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noun British informal: a joke, a spoof, or an act of gentle mockery.
"It was all just a bit of a cod, nothing serious."
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cod in a sentence
- They ordered fish and chips made with fresh cod.
- It was all just a bit of a cod, nothing serious.
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What is "cod" in Irish?
"cod" in Irish is trosc, bod donn, bod rua. cod means: A large sea fish, especially Atlantic cod, widely eaten and central to many fisheries.
How do you use "cod" in a sentence?
Example: "They ordered fish and chips made with fresh cod." In Irish, "cod" is trosc, bod donn, bod rua.
Are there other ways to say "cod" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "cod": trosc, bod donn, bod rua.
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