hopper in Irish
hopper in Irish is crannóg — hopper means a funnel-shaped container that holds material and releases it from the bottom, used in machines, silos, and drainpipes.
hopper in Irish
crannóg
A temporary storage bin, filled from the top and emptied from the bottom, often funnel-shaped.
What does "hopper" mean?
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noun A funnel-shaped container that holds material and releases it from the bottom, used in machines, silos, and drainpipes.
"Grain poured from the truck into the hopper."
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noun A jumping insect, especially a young grasshopper or locust.
"Hoppers swarmed across the field before the locust plague hit."
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noun Someone or something that hops.
"The kangaroo is a powerful hopper."
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hopper in a sentence
- Grain poured from the truck into the hopper.
- A blocked hopper stopped water draining from the roof.
- Hoppers swarmed across the field before the locust plague hit.
- The kangaroo is a powerful hopper.
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What is "hopper" in Irish?
"hopper" in Irish is crannóg. hopper means: A funnel-shaped container that holds material and releases it from the bottom, used in machines, silos, and drainpipes.
How do you use "hopper" in a sentence?
Example: "Grain poured from the truck into the hopper." In Irish, "hopper" is crannóg.
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