grounds in Irish
grounds in Irish is dríodar caife — grounds means reasons or justification for something.
grounds in Irish
dríodar caife
The sediment at the bottom of a liquid, or from which a liquid has been filtered.
What does "grounds" mean?
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noun Reasons or justification for something.
"She had grounds for filing a complaint."
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noun The land surrounding a building, such as a garden or estate.
"Visitors can walk freely through the castle grounds."
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noun The solid particles that settle at the bottom of a liquid, especially coffee.
"Don't forget to empty the coffee grounds from the filter."
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grounds in a sentence
- She had grounds for filing a complaint.
- Visitors can walk freely through the castle grounds.
- Don't forget to empty the coffee grounds from the filter.
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What is "grounds" in Irish?
"grounds" in Irish is dríodar caife. grounds means: Reasons or justification for something.
How do you use "grounds" in a sentence?
Example: "She had grounds for filing a complaint." In Irish, "grounds" is dríodar caife.
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