delineate in Irish
delineate in Irish is dreach, ríomh — delineate means to draw the outer shape or outline of something.
delineate in Irish
dreach
To depict, represent with pictures.
ríomh
To describe or depict with words or gestures.
What does "delineate" mean?
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verb To draw the outer shape or outline of something.
"Bellmark delineated the space and began to dig. After clearing to about a foot deep he paused."
- verb To show something using pictures or images.
- verb To explain or show something using words or actions.
- verb To show the boundaries or main shape of something.
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delineate in a sentence
- Bellmark delineated the space and began to dig. After clearing to about a foot deep he paused.
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What is "delineate" in Irish?
"delineate" in Irish is dreach, ríomh. delineate means: To draw the outer shape or outline of something.
Are there other ways to say "delineate" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "delineate": dreach, ríomh.
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