feature in Irish
feature in Irish is gnéchlár — feature means a distinctive or noticeable part or quality of something.
feature in Irish
gnéchlár
(media) A long, prominent article or item in the media, or the department that creates them; frequently used technically to distinguish content from news.
What does "feature" mean?
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noun A distinctive or noticeable part or quality of something.
"The kitchen's biggest feature is the large island counter."
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noun A full-length film, or a special article in a newspaper or magazine.
"The cinema is showing a double feature this weekend."
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verb To include someone or something as an important part.
"The album features several well-known guest singers."
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feature in a sentence
- The kitchen's biggest feature is the large island counter.
- Sharp cheekbones are a striking feature of her face.
- The cinema is showing a double feature this weekend.
- The album features several well-known guest singers.
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What is "feature" in Irish?
"feature" in Irish is gnéchlár. feature means: A distinctive or noticeable part or quality of something.
How do you use "feature" in a sentence?
Example: "The kitchen's biggest feature is the large island counter." In Irish, "feature" is gnéchlár.
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