kennel in Irish
kennel in Irish is conchró, cró madra, conchró coinneála — kennel means a small shelter for a dog, or a facility where dogs are bred, boarded, or trained.
kennel in Irish
conchró
A house or shelter for a dog.
cró madra
A house or shelter for a dog.
conchró coinneála
A facility at which dogs are reared or boarded.
conairt
(UK, collective) The dogs kept at such a facility; a pack of hounds.
What does "kennel" mean?
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noun A small shelter for a dog, or a facility where dogs are bred, boarded, or trained.
"The puppy slept soundly in her warm kennel by the door."
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verb To house or keep a dog in a kennel.
"We usually kennel our beagle at a friend's farm during trips."
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kennel in a sentence
- The puppy slept soundly in her warm kennel by the door.
- We booked the dog into a kennel while we were on holiday.
- We usually kennel our beagle at a friend's farm during trips.
- Will you kennel the dogs overnight, or let them stay inside?
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What is "kennel" in Irish?
"kennel" in Irish is conchró, cró madra, conchró coinneála. kennel means: A small shelter for a dog, or a facility where dogs are bred, boarded, or trained.
How do you use "kennel" in a sentence?
Example: "The puppy slept soundly in her warm kennel by the door." In Irish, "kennel" is conchró, cró madra, conchró coinneála.
Are there other ways to say "kennel" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "kennel": conchró, cró madra, conchró coinneála, conairt.
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