hubcap in Irish
hubcap in Irish is caipín moil — hubcap means a metal or plastic cover fitted over the center of a car wheel to protect it and improve its appearance.
hubcap in Irish
caipín moil
A decorative and protective disk that covers the hub of a motor car wheel.
What does "hubcap" mean?
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noun A metal or plastic cover fitted over the center of a car wheel to protect it and improve its appearance.
"He noticed a hubcap had come loose on the motorway."
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hubcap in a sentence
- He noticed a hubcap had come loose on the motorway.
- The mechanic replaced two missing hubcaps on the old car.
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What is "hubcap" in Irish?
"hubcap" in Irish is caipín moil. hubcap means: A metal or plastic cover fitted over the center of a car wheel to protect it and improve its appearance.
How do you use "hubcap" in a sentence?
Example: "He noticed a hubcap had come loose on the motorway." In Irish, "hubcap" is caipín moil.
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