litter in Irish
litter in Irish is ál — litter means rubbish or trash left lying around in a public place.
litter in Irish
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(countable) The whole group of live young born at the same time, typically in reference to mammals or (figurative, pejorative) unpleasant people or objects. [1486]
What does "litter" mean?
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noun Rubbish or trash left lying around in a public place.
"Volunteers spent the morning picking up litter along the beach."
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noun All the baby animals born to one mother at the same time.
"The dog gave birth to a litter of six puppies."
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noun Granular material used to absorb a pet's waste, especially for cats.
"Don't forget to change the cat's litter box."
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verb To leave trash scattered around; to make a place untidy.
"Empty cans littered the sidewalk after the parade."
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litter in a sentence
- Volunteers spent the morning picking up litter along the beach.
- The dog gave birth to a litter of six puppies.
- Don't forget to change the cat's litter box.
- Empty cans littered the sidewalk after the parade.
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What is "litter" in Irish?
"litter" in Irish is ál. litter means: Rubbish or trash left lying around in a public place.
How do you use "litter" in a sentence?
Example: "Volunteers spent the morning picking up litter along the beach." In Irish, "litter" is ál.
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