decoration in Irish
decoration in Irish is maisiú, oirnéaladh, maisiúchán — decoration means the act of making something look more attractive, or an item added purely to embellish it.
decoration in Irish
What does "decoration" mean?
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noun The act of making something look more attractive, or an item added purely to embellish it.
"The tree was covered in tinsel and other Christmas decorations."
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noun A medal, ribbon, or similar item awarded as an honour, especially for military service.
"His chest was covered in decorations from three decades of service."
decoration in a sentence
- The tree was covered in tinsel and other Christmas decorations.
- Interior decoration was her main passion after retiring from teaching.
- His chest was covered in decorations from three decades of service.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "decoration" in Irish?
"decoration" in Irish is maisiú, oirnéaladh, maisiúchán. decoration means: The act of making something look more attractive, or an item added purely to embellish it.
How do you use "decoration" in a sentence?
Example: "The tree was covered in tinsel and other Christmas decorations." In Irish, "decoration" is maisiú, oirnéaladh, maisiúchán.
Are there other ways to say "decoration" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "decoration": maisiú, oirnéaladh, maisiúchán, suaitheantas.