faucet in Irish
faucet in Irish is sconna, buacaire — faucet means (chiefly US) A fitting that controls the flow of water from a pipe; called a "tap" in British English.
faucet in Irish
sconna
buacaire
What does "faucet" mean?
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noun (chiefly US) A fitting that controls the flow of water from a pipe; called a "tap" in British English.
"She turned off the faucet after washing her hands."
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faucet in a sentence
- She turned off the faucet after washing her hands.
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What is "faucet" in Irish?
"faucet" in Irish is sconna, buacaire. faucet means: (chiefly US) A fitting that controls the flow of water from a pipe; called a "tap" in British English.
How do you use "faucet" in a sentence?
Example: "She turned off the faucet after washing her hands." In Irish, "faucet" is sconna, buacaire.
Are there other ways to say "faucet" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "faucet": sconna, buacaire.
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