glare in Irish
glare in Irish is dallrú, drochshúil, súil fhiata — glare means a harsh, dazzling light.
glare in Irish
dallrú
(uncountable) An intense, blinding light.
drochshúil
An angry or fierce stare.
súil fhiata
An angry or fierce stare.
What does "glare" mean?
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noun A harsh, dazzling light.
"The glare off the snow made it hard to see the road ahead."
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noun An angry, fierce stare.
"He gave the referee a glare after the decision."
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verb To stare angrily at someone.
"She glared at him across the room."
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verb To shine with a harsh, dazzling light.
"The midday sun glared down on the desert."
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glare in a sentence
- The glare off the snow made it hard to see the road ahead.
- She shielded her eyes from the glare of the headlights.
- He gave the referee a glare after the decision.
- She glared at him across the room.
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What is "glare" in Irish?
"glare" in Irish is dallrú, drochshúil, súil fhiata. glare means: A harsh, dazzling light.
How do you use "glare" in a sentence?
Example: "The glare off the snow made it hard to see the road ahead." In Irish, "glare" is dallrú, drochshúil, súil fhiata.
Are there other ways to say "glare" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "glare": dallrú, drochshúil, súil fhiata.
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