gaping in Irish
gaping in Irish is béal-leata, doirseach, fuinneogach — gaping means wide open, especially describing a large hole, wound, or crack.
gaping in Irish
béal-leata
Wide open.
doirseach
Wide open.
fuinneogach
Wide open.
What does "gaping" mean?
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adj Wide open, especially describing a large hole, wound, or crack.
"We stared into the gaping cave mouth and decided not to go in."
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gaping in a sentence
- We stared into the gaping cave mouth and decided not to go in.
- There’s a gaping hole in the fence.
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What is "gaping" in Irish?
"gaping" in Irish is béal-leata, doirseach, fuinneogach. gaping means: Wide open, especially describing a large hole, wound, or crack.
How do you use "gaping" in a sentence?
Example: "We stared into the gaping cave mouth and decided not to go in." In Irish, "gaping" is béal-leata, doirseach, fuinneogach.
Are there other ways to say "gaping" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "gaping": béal-leata, doirseach, fuinneogach.
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