jellyfish in Irish
jellyfish in Irish is smugairle róin — jellyfish means a soft-bodied, mostly transparent sea creature with a bell-shaped body and trailing tentacles, often capable of stinging.
jellyfish in Irish
smugairle róin
An almost transparent aquatic animal; any one of the acalephs, especially one of the larger species, having a jellylike appearance.
What does "jellyfish" mean?
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noun A soft-bodied, mostly transparent sea creature with a bell-shaped body and trailing tentacles, often capable of stinging.
"A jellyfish drifted past the swimmers, its tentacles trailing behind it."
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jellyfish in a sentence
- A jellyfish drifted past the swimmers, its tentacles trailing behind it.
- She got stung by a jellyfish while wading in the shallows.
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What is "jellyfish" in Irish?
"jellyfish" in Irish is smugairle róin. jellyfish means: A soft-bodied, mostly transparent sea creature with a bell-shaped body and trailing tentacles, often capable of stinging.
How do you use "jellyfish" in a sentence?
Example: "A jellyfish drifted past the swimmers, its tentacles trailing behind it." In Irish, "jellyfish" is smugairle róin.
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