hub in Irish
hub in Irish is mol — hub means the central part of a wheel, around which it turns.
hub in Irish
mol
What does "hub" mean?
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noun The central part of a wheel, around which it turns.
"The cyclist tightened the nuts that hold the wheel to the hub."
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noun A central point where many routes, activities, or services converge.
"The train station is the hub of the town's bus network."
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noun A small networking device that connects several devices on a local network.
"The technician replaced the faulty hub in the office cupboard."
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hub in a sentence
- The cyclist tightened the nuts that hold the wheel to the hub.
- Spokes run outward from the hub to the rim of the wheel.
- The train station is the hub of the town's bus network.
- The airport is a major hub for flights across Europe.
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What is "hub" in Irish?
"hub" in Irish is mol. hub means: The central part of a wheel, around which it turns.
How do you use "hub" in a sentence?
Example: "The cyclist tightened the nuts that hold the wheel to the hub." In Irish, "hub" is mol.
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