harden in Irish
harden in Irish is cruaigh, sioc, stalc — harden means to become hard, or to make something hard or harder.
harden in Irish
cruaigh
sioc
stalc
cruaigh
(ambitransitive) To become or make (a person or thing) resistant or less sensitive.
What does "harden" mean?
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verb To become hard, or to make something hard or harder.
"The clay hardens as it dries in the sun."
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verb To become or make someone more resistant, tough, or emotionally unaffected.
"Years of hardship had hardened her against disappointment."
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harden in a sentence
- The clay hardens as it dries in the sun.
- Cold winters harden steel used for tools.
- Years of hardship had hardened her against disappointment.
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What is "harden" in Irish?
"harden" in Irish is cruaigh, sioc, stalc. harden means: To become hard, or to make something hard or harder.
How do you use "harden" in a sentence?
Example: "The clay hardens as it dries in the sun." In Irish, "harden" is cruaigh, sioc, stalc.
Are there other ways to say "harden" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "harden": cruaigh, sioc, stalc.
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