cotton in Irish
cotton in Irish is cadáis, cotún, cadás — cotton means a soft white fibre that grows around the seeds of the cotton plant, used to make thread and fabric.
cotton in Irish
cadáis
Made of cotton.
cotún
cadás
What does "cotton" mean?
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noun A soft white fibre that grows around the seeds of the cotton plant, used to make thread and fabric.
"The shirt is made from 100% cotton."
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noun The plant itself, grown for its fibre.
"Fields of cotton stretched to the horizon."
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verb Informal: to take a liking to someone or something, or start to understand it.
"She didn't cotton to the new manager at first."
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cotton in a sentence
- The shirt is made from 100% cotton.
- Farmers here have grown cotton for generations.
- Fields of cotton stretched to the horizon.
- She didn't cotton to the new manager at first.
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What is "cotton" in Irish?
"cotton" in Irish is cadáis, cotún, cadás. cotton means: A soft white fibre that grows around the seeds of the cotton plant, used to make thread and fabric.
How do you use "cotton" in a sentence?
Example: "The shirt is made from 100% cotton." In Irish, "cotton" is cadáis, cotún, cadás.
Are there other ways to say "cotton" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "cotton": cadáis, cotún, cadás.
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