cotton gin in Irish
cotton gin in Irish is inneall scartha cadáis, scilligeoir — cotton gin means a machine that separates cotton fibres from their seeds, using rotating teeth or saws to pull the lint through a grid too narrow for the seeds to pass.
cotton gin in Irish
inneall scartha cadáis
A machine used for separating cotton fibers from cotton seeds, etc.
scilligeoir
A machine used for separating cotton fibers from cotton seeds, etc.
What does "cotton gin" mean?
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noun A machine that separates cotton fibres from their seeds, using rotating teeth or saws to pull the lint through a grid too narrow for the seeds to pass.
"The cotton gin could clean in a day what a worker took weeks to do by hand."
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noun The building or plant where cotton is cleaned and baled.
"Her grandfather ran the cotton gin on the edge of town."
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cotton gin in a sentence
- The cotton gin could clean in a day what a worker took weeks to do by hand.
- Bales are trucked from the fields to the nearest cotton gin.
- Her grandfather ran the cotton gin on the edge of town.
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What is "cotton gin" in Irish?
"cotton gin" in Irish is inneall scartha cadáis, scilligeoir. cotton gin means: A machine that separates cotton fibres from their seeds, using rotating teeth or saws to pull the lint through a grid too narrow for the seeds to pass.
How do you use "cotton gin" in a sentence?
Example: "The cotton gin could clean in a day what a worker took weeks to do by hand." In Irish, "cotton gin" is inneall scartha cadáis, scilligeoir.
Are there other ways to say "cotton gin" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "cotton gin": inneall scartha cadáis, scilligeoir.
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