droplet in Irish
droplet in Irish is braoinín, driog — droplet means a very small drop of liquid.
droplet in Irish
braoinín
A very small drop.
driog
A very small drop.
What does "droplet" mean?
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noun A very small drop of liquid.
"A droplet of rain slid down the window pane."
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droplet in a sentence
- A droplet of rain slid down the window pane.
- Tiny droplets of oil floated on the surface of the water.
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What is "droplet" in Irish?
"droplet" in Irish is braoinín, driog. droplet means: A very small drop of liquid.
How do you use "droplet" in a sentence?
Example: "A droplet of rain slid down the window pane." In Irish, "droplet" is braoinín, driog.
Are there other ways to say "droplet" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "droplet": braoinín, driog.
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