drywall in Irish
drywall in Irish is ballachlár — drywall means a building material made of gypsum board used for walls and ceilings.
drywall in Irish
ballachlár
A building material comprising a sheet of gypsum sandwiched between two pieces of heavy paper, used mainly for interior walls and ceilings.
What does "drywall" mean?
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noun A building material made of gypsum board used for walls and ceilings.
"The contractor put up drywall in the new bedroom in a single afternoon."
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verb To install and finish this material on a wall or ceiling.
"They hired someone to drywall the basement before winter."
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drywall in a sentence
- The contractor put up drywall in the new bedroom in a single afternoon.
- They hired someone to drywall the basement before winter.
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What is "drywall" in Irish?
"drywall" in Irish is ballachlár. drywall means: A building material made of gypsum board used for walls and ceilings.
How do you use "drywall" in a sentence?
Example: "The contractor put up drywall in the new bedroom in a single afternoon." In Irish, "drywall" is ballachlár.
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