hill in Irish
hill in Irish is cnoc — hill means a raised area of land, smaller and less steep than a mountain.
hill in Irish
cnoc
An elevated landmass smaller than a mountain.
What does "hill" mean?
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noun A raised area of land, smaller and less steep than a mountain.
"We walked to the top of the hill to watch the sunset."
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noun A sloping section of road.
"Cyclists dread the long hill at the end of the route."
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noun (baseball) The pitcher's mound.
"The pitcher walked slowly back to the hill after the umpire's call."
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verb To pile earth around the base of a plant.
"Farmers hill the earth up around the stems to protect the young crops."
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hill in a sentence
- We walked to the top of the hill to watch the sunset.
- Sheep were grazing on the green hill behind the farm.
- Cyclists dread the long hill at the end of the route.
- Remember to use a low gear when driving down a steep hill.
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What is "hill" in Irish?
"hill" in Irish is cnoc. hill means: A raised area of land, smaller and less steep than a mountain.
How do you use "hill" in a sentence?
Example: "We walked to the top of the hill to watch the sunset." In Irish, "hill" is cnoc.
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