firing in Irish
firing in Irish is lámhach — firing means the act of shooting a weapon.
firing in Irish
lámhach
The discharge of a gun or other weapon.
What does "firing" mean?
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noun The act of shooting a weapon.
"The cadets practised firing on the shooting range under close supervision."
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noun The process of heating clay or similar material in a kiln to harden it.
"After the first firing, the pottery turns a pale, chalky colour."
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noun The act of dismissing someone from a job.
"Her firing came as a surprise after ten years with the company."
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firing in a sentence
- The cadets practised firing on the shooting range under close supervision.
- Firing at the targets stopped as soon as the whistle blew.
- After the first firing, the pottery turns a pale, chalky colour.
- Our teacher explained that a second firing makes the glaze shiny and smooth.
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What is "firing" in Irish?
"firing" in Irish is lámhach. firing means: The act of shooting a weapon.
How do you use "firing" in a sentence?
Example: "The cadets practised firing on the shooting range under close supervision." In Irish, "firing" is lámhach.
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