collier in Irish
collier in Irish is bád guail, pota guail, soitheach guail — collier means someone who mines or sells coal for a living.
collier in Irish
bád guail
pota guail
soitheach guail
What does "collier" mean?
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noun Someone who mines or sells coal for a living.
"His grandfather worked as a collier in the Welsh valleys for forty years."
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noun A ship built to carry coal as cargo.
"The old collier ran aground off the coast while hauling coal to the capital."
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collier in a sentence
- His grandfather worked as a collier in the Welsh valleys for forty years.
- The old collier ran aground off the coast while hauling coal to the capital.
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What is "collier" in Irish?
"collier" in Irish is bád guail, pota guail, soitheach guail. collier means: Someone who mines or sells coal for a living.
How do you use "collier" in a sentence?
Example: "His grandfather worked as a collier in the Welsh valleys for forty years." In Irish, "collier" is bád guail, pota guail, soitheach guail.
Are there other ways to say "collier" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "collier": bád guail, pota guail, soitheach guail.
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