eddy in Irish
eddy in Irish is saobhshruth — eddy means a swirl of water or air that spins in the opposite direction to the main flow around it.
eddy in Irish
saobhshruth
A current of air or water running back, or in an opposite direction to the main current.
What does "eddy" mean?
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noun A swirl of water or air that spins in the opposite direction to the main flow around it.
"Leaves spun round and round in an eddy near the riverbank."
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verb To swirl or circle back on itself, the way water or air does around an obstacle.
"Smoke eddied around the chimney before drifting off."
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eddy in a sentence
- Leaves spun round and round in an eddy near the riverbank.
- A cold eddy formed where the two currents met.
- Smoke eddied around the chimney before drifting off.
- Mist eddied through the valley at dawn.
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What is "eddy" in Irish?
"eddy" in Irish is saobhshruth. eddy means: A swirl of water or air that spins in the opposite direction to the main flow around it.
How do you use "eddy" in a sentence?
Example: "Leaves spun round and round in an eddy near the riverbank." In Irish, "eddy" is saobhshruth.
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