darn in Irish
darn in Irish is dearnáil — darn means to mend a hole or worn patch in fabric by weaving thread back and forth across it.
darn in Irish
dearnáil
(transitive, sewing) To repair by stitching with thread or yarn, particularly by using a needle to construct a weave across a damaged area of fabric.
What does "darn" mean?
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verb To mend a hole or worn patch in fabric by weaving thread back and forth across it.
"My grandmother taught me how to darn socks instead of throwing them away."
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intj A mild exclamation of annoyance, used as a softened substitute for "damn."
""Darn it," she muttered, dropping her keys again."
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darn in a sentence
- My grandmother taught me how to darn socks instead of throwing them away.
- He darned the elbow of his old jumper.
- "Darn it," she muttered, dropping her keys again.
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What is "darn" in Irish?
"darn" in Irish is dearnáil. darn means: To mend a hole or worn patch in fabric by weaving thread back and forth across it.
How do you use "darn" in a sentence?
Example: "My grandmother taught me how to darn socks instead of throwing them away." In Irish, "darn" is dearnáil.
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