flammable in Irish
flammable in Irish is inadhainte, inlasta, so-adhainte — flammable means capable of catching fire easily.
flammable in Irish
inadhainte
Capable of burning.
inlasta
Capable of burning.
so-adhainte
Capable of burning.
so-lasta
Capable of burning.
What does "flammable" mean?
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adjective Capable of catching fire easily.
"Gasoline is highly flammable, so store it away from any heat source."
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adjective (informal) Likely to spark an argument or controversy.
"That's a flammable topic to bring up at a family dinner."
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flammable in a sentence
- Gasoline is highly flammable, so store it away from any heat source.
- That's a flammable topic to bring up at a family dinner.
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What is "flammable" in Irish?
"flammable" in Irish is inadhainte, inlasta, so-adhainte. flammable means: Capable of catching fire easily.
How do you use "flammable" in a sentence?
Example: "Gasoline is highly flammable, so store it away from any heat source." In Irish, "flammable" is inadhainte, inlasta, so-adhainte.
Are there other ways to say "flammable" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "flammable": inadhainte, inlasta, so-adhainte, so-lasta.
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