landfill in Irish
landfill in Irish is láithreán líonadh talún, líonadh talún — landfill means a site where waste is buried in the ground under layers of soil.
landfill in Irish
láithreán líonadh talún
(countable) A site at which refuse is buried under layers of earth.
líonadh talún
(uncountable) Such material that is disposed.
What does "landfill" mean?
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noun A site where waste is buried in the ground under layers of soil.
"The city is running out of space at its main landfill."
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verb To dispose of waste by burying it in such a site.
"The company landfilled tons of construction debris."
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landfill in a sentence
- The city is running out of space at its main landfill.
- Most of what we throw away ends up in a landfill.
- The company landfilled tons of construction debris.
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What is "landfill" in Irish?
"landfill" in Irish is láithreán líonadh talún, líonadh talún. landfill means: A site where waste is buried in the ground under layers of soil.
How do you use "landfill" in a sentence?
Example: "The city is running out of space at its main landfill." In Irish, "landfill" is láithreán líonadh talún, líonadh talún.
Are there other ways to say "landfill" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "landfill": láithreán líonadh talún, líonadh talún.
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