loft in Irish
loft in Irish is lochta — loft means a room or space directly under a roof, often used for storage.
loft in Irish
lochta
An attic or similar space (often used for storage) in the roof of a house or other building.
What does "loft" mean?
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noun A room or space directly under a roof, often used for storage.
"They store the Christmas decorations in the loft."
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verb To hit, kick, or throw something high into the air.
"She lofted the ball over the goalkeeper's head."
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loft in a sentence
- They store the Christmas decorations in the loft.
- We had the loft converted into a spare bedroom.
- She lofted the ball over the goalkeeper's head.
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What is "loft" in Irish?
"loft" in Irish is lochta. loft means: A room or space directly under a roof, often used for storage.
How do you use "loft" in a sentence?
Example: "They store the Christmas decorations in the loft." In Irish, "loft" is lochta.
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