curt in Irish
curt in Irish is gearr-abartha, gearrbhéalach — curt means speaking briefly to the point of seeming rude; short and blunt.
curt in Irish
gearr-abartha
gearrbhéalach
What does "curt" mean?
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adj Speaking briefly to the point of seeming rude; short and blunt.
"Her curt reply made it clear she didn't want to discuss it."
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curt in a sentence
- Her curt reply made it clear she didn't want to discuss it.
- The manager was curt with customers when he was busy.
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What is "curt" in Irish?
"curt" in Irish is gearr-abartha, gearrbhéalach. curt means: Speaking briefly to the point of seeming rude; short and blunt.
How do you use "curt" in a sentence?
Example: "Her curt reply made it clear she didn't want to discuss it." In Irish, "curt" is gearr-abartha, gearrbhéalach.
Are there other ways to say "curt" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "curt": gearr-abartha, gearrbhéalach.
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