gleaming in Irish
gleaming in Irish is gléineach, lonrach, soilseach — gleaming means shining brightly, especially with a polished sheen.
gleaming in Irish
gléineach
Having a bright sheen.
lonrach
Having a bright sheen.
soilseach
Having a bright sheen.
What does "gleaming" mean?
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adjective Shining brightly, especially with a polished sheen.
"The gleaming new car sat in the driveway."
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gleaming in a sentence
- The gleaming new car sat in the driveway.
- His gleaming white teeth stood out in every photo.
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What is "gleaming" in Irish?
"gleaming" in Irish is gléineach, lonrach, soilseach. gleaming means: Shining brightly, especially with a polished sheen.
How do you use "gleaming" in a sentence?
Example: "The gleaming new car sat in the driveway." In Irish, "gleaming" is gléineach, lonrach, soilseach.
Are there other ways to say "gleaming" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "gleaming": gléineach, lonrach, soilseach.
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