dory in Irish
dory in Irish is dóraí — dory means a small, narrow boat with a flat bottom and pointed ends, traditionally used for fishing.
dory in Irish
dóraí
(nautical) A small flat-bottomed boat with pointed or somewhat pointed ends, used for fishing both offshore and on rivers.
What does "dory" mean?
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noun A small, narrow boat with a flat bottom and pointed ends, traditionally used for fishing.
"The fishermen rowed their dory out past the harbor wall at dawn."
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noun Any of several flat-bodied, large-eyed marine fish.
"John Dory is a popular fish on French menus."
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dory in a sentence
- The fishermen rowed their dory out past the harbor wall at dawn.
- John Dory is a popular fish on French menus.
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What is "dory" in Irish?
"dory" in Irish is dóraí. dory means: A small, narrow boat with a flat bottom and pointed ends, traditionally used for fishing.
How do you use "dory" in a sentence?
Example: "The fishermen rowed their dory out past the harbor wall at dawn." In Irish, "dory" is dóraí.
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