cranberry in Irish
cranberry in Irish is mónóg, tom mónóg — cranberry means a small, tart red berry that grows on a low shrub, often eaten dried, juiced, or as a sauce.
cranberry in Irish
mónóg
(countable) The edible red berry of that shrub.
tom mónóg
(countable) The edible red berry of that shrub.
What does "cranberry" mean?
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noun A small, tart red berry that grows on a low shrub, often eaten dried, juiced, or as a sauce.
"I like to stir dried cranberries into my oatmeal for a sweet and sour bite."
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cranberry in a sentence
- I like to stir dried cranberries into my oatmeal for a sweet and sour bite.
- No Thanksgiving table is complete without cranberry sauce.
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What is "cranberry" in Irish?
"cranberry" in Irish is mónóg, tom mónóg. cranberry means: A small, tart red berry that grows on a low shrub, often eaten dried, juiced, or as a sauce.
How do you use "cranberry" in a sentence?
Example: "I like to stir dried cranberries into my oatmeal for a sweet and sour bite." In Irish, "cranberry" is mónóg, tom mónóg.
Are there other ways to say "cranberry" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "cranberry": mónóg, tom mónóg.
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