eye in Irish
eye in Irish is súil, cró snáthaide — eye means the organ of sight in humans and animals.
eye in Irish
súil
cró snáthaide
What does "eye" mean?
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noun The organ of sight in humans and animals.
"A speck of dust blew into my eye and made it water."
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noun The ability to judge or notice something skilfully.
"He has a good eye for bargains at the market."
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noun The calm centre of a storm, especially a hurricane.
"Inside the eye of the hurricane, the sky was surprisingly clear."
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verb To look at someone or something carefully, often with suspicion or interest.
"The cat eyed the goldfish bowl with great interest."
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eye in a sentence
- A speck of dust blew into my eye and made it water.
- She has striking green eyes.
- He has a good eye for bargains at the market.
- A trained eye can spot a fake painting very quickly.
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What is "eye" in Irish?
"eye" in Irish is súil, cró snáthaide. eye means: The organ of sight in humans and animals.
How do you use "eye" in a sentence?
Example: "A speck of dust blew into my eye and made it water." In Irish, "eye" is súil, cró snáthaide.
Are there other ways to say "eye" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "eye": súil, cró snáthaide.
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