exterior in Irish
exterior in Irish is seachtrach — exterior means relating to the outside of something.
exterior in Irish
seachtrach
Relating to the outside parts or surface of something.
What does "exterior" mean?
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adjective Relating to the outside of something.
"The exterior door was locked, but the inner one stood open."
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noun The outer surface or part of something.
"The car's exterior was spotless after a thorough wash."
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exterior in a sentence
- The exterior door was locked, but the inner one stood open.
- Use exterior paint on the fence so the weather won't spoil it.
- The car's exterior was spotless after a thorough wash.
- Cracks had started to appear on the exterior of the old barn.
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What is "exterior" in Irish?
"exterior" in Irish is seachtrach. exterior means: Relating to the outside of something.
How do you use "exterior" in a sentence?
Example: "The exterior door was locked, but the inner one stood open." In Irish, "exterior" is seachtrach.
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