gel in Irish
gel in Irish is glóthach, glóthaigh — gel means a soft, semi-solid substance somewhere between a liquid and a solid, such as hair gel or a jelly-like material.
gel in Irish
glóthach
A semi-solid to almost solid colloid of a solid and a liquid, such as jelly, cheese or opal.
glóthaigh
(intransitive) To become a gel.
What does "gel" mean?
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noun A soft, semi-solid substance somewhere between a liquid and a solid, such as hair gel or a jelly-like material.
"She smoothed a bit of gel through her hair."
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verb To come together successfully as a group or idea; to click.
"The new team gelled quickly after a few practices."
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gel in a sentence
- She smoothed a bit of gel through her hair.
- The wound was treated with an antiseptic gel.
- The new team gelled quickly after a few practices.
- His plans hadn't quite gelled yet.
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What is "gel" in Irish?
"gel" in Irish is glóthach, glóthaigh. gel means: A soft, semi-solid substance somewhere between a liquid and a solid, such as hair gel or a jelly-like material.
How do you use "gel" in a sentence?
Example: "She smoothed a bit of gel through her hair." In Irish, "gel" is glóthach, glóthaigh.
Are there other ways to say "gel" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "gel": glóthach, glóthaigh.
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