hose in Irish
hose in Irish is píobán — hose means a flexible tube used to carry water or other liquid.
hose in Irish
píobán
(countable) A flexible tube conveying water or other fluid.
What does "hose" mean?
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noun A flexible tube used to carry water or other liquid.
"He connected the hose to the tap to water the garden."
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noun Stockings or tights worn on the legs.
"She bought a new pair of hose to match her dress."
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verb To spray water on something using a hose.
"He hosed down the muddy car in the driveway."
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verb Informal: to cheat, trick, or badly disadvantage someone.
"The referee's bad call totally hosed our team."
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hose in a sentence
- He connected the hose to the tap to water the garden.
- Firefighters unrolled the hose and aimed it at the flames.
- She bought a new pair of hose to match her dress.
- He hosed down the muddy car in the driveway.
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What is "hose" in Irish?
"hose" in Irish is píobán. hose means: A flexible tube used to carry water or other liquid.
How do you use "hose" in a sentence?
Example: "He connected the hose to the tap to water the garden." In Irish, "hose" is píobán.
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