deice in Irish
deice in Irish is dí-oighrigh — deice means to clear ice away from something.
deice in Irish
dí-oighrigh
(transitive) To remove the ice from something.
What does "deice" mean?
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verb To clear ice away from something.
"They had to move the plane back from the runway to deice the wings before takeoff."
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verb To melt and lose its covering of ice.
"Our streets are full of a general sloshiness that lingers and won't go away, as if a glacier is deicing to the north."
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deice in a sentence
- They had to move the plane back from the runway to deice the wings before takeoff.
- Our streets are full of a general sloshiness that lingers and won't go away, as if a glacier is deicing to the north.
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What is "deice" in Irish?
"deice" in Irish is dí-oighrigh. deice means: To clear ice away from something.
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