hull in Irish
hull in Irish is cabhail, crotal, scil — hull means the main body of a ship, boat, or aircraft.
hull in Irish
cabhail
crotal
The outer covering of a fruit or seed.
scil
To remove the outer covering of a fruit or seed.
What does "hull" mean?
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noun The main body of a ship, boat, or aircraft.
"Water was leaking into the ship through a crack in the hull."
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noun The outer covering of a seed, fruit, or nut.
"She removed the hulls from the strawberries before slicing them."
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verb To remove the outer covering from a seed or fruit.
"Hull the strawberries before adding them to the salad."
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hull in a sentence
- Water was leaking into the ship through a crack in the hull.
- The submarine's hull is built to withstand extreme pressure.
- She removed the hulls from the strawberries before slicing them.
- Rice hulls are often used as animal bedding.
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What is "hull" in Irish?
"hull" in Irish is cabhail, crotal, scil. hull means: The main body of a ship, boat, or aircraft.
How do you use "hull" in a sentence?
Example: "Water was leaking into the ship through a crack in the hull." In Irish, "hull" is cabhail, crotal, scil.
Are there other ways to say "hull" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "hull": cabhail, crotal, scil.
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