foliage in Irish
foliage in Irish is clúmh, duilliúr — foliage means the leaves of plants and trees, collectively.
foliage in Irish
clúmh
The leaves of plants.
duilliúr
The leaves of plants.
What does "foliage" mean?
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noun The leaves of plants and trees, collectively.
"The dense foliage blocked most of the sunlight from reaching the forest floor."
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foliage in a sentence
- The dense foliage blocked most of the sunlight from reaching the forest floor.
- Tourists flock to New England each autumn to see the fall foliage.
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What is "foliage" in Irish?
"foliage" in Irish is clúmh, duilliúr. foliage means: The leaves of plants and trees, collectively.
How do you use "foliage" in a sentence?
Example: "The dense foliage blocked most of the sunlight from reaching the forest floor." In Irish, "foliage" is clúmh, duilliúr.
Are there other ways to say "foliage" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "foliage": clúmh, duilliúr.
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