gorilla in Irish
gorilla in Irish is goraille — gorilla means the largest living primate, a powerful ape native to the forests of Central Africa.
gorilla in Irish
goraille
The largest of the primates, belonging to the genus Gorilla; an ape native to the forests of central Africa and known for their trait of knuckle-walking.
What does "gorilla" mean?
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noun The largest living primate, a powerful ape native to the forests of Central Africa.
"The silverback gorilla stood guard over its troop."
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noun (informal) A large, physically intimidating man, especially one used as muscle.
"Two gorillas in suits blocked the entrance to the VIP room."
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gorilla in a sentence
- The silverback gorilla stood guard over its troop.
- Gorillas are mostly gentle despite their imposing size.
- Two gorillas in suits blocked the entrance to the VIP room.
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What is "gorilla" in Irish?
"gorilla" in Irish is goraille. gorilla means: The largest living primate, a powerful ape native to the forests of Central Africa.
How do you use "gorilla" in a sentence?
Example: "The silverback gorilla stood guard over its troop." In Irish, "gorilla" is goraille.
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