louver in Irish
louver in Irish is lata, lúvar — louver means a set of sloping, overlapping slats that let air and light through while keeping out rain.
louver in Irish
lata
lúvar
What does "louver" mean?
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noun A set of sloping, overlapping slats that let air and light through while keeping out rain.
"Sunlight filtered through the louvers on the shutters."
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noun A set of narrow slits, such as those in a car bonnet, that allow air to pass through for ventilation.
"Heat escaped through the louvers cut into the bonnet."
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louver in a sentence
- Sunlight filtered through the louvers on the shutters.
- They fitted louvers over the vent to stop birds getting in.
- Heat escaped through the louvers cut into the bonnet.
- The mechanic checked that the engine louvers weren't blocked with dirt.
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What is "louver" in Irish?
"louver" in Irish is lata, lúvar. louver means: A set of sloping, overlapping slats that let air and light through while keeping out rain.
How do you use "louver" in a sentence?
Example: "Sunlight filtered through the louvers on the shutters." In Irish, "louver" is lata, lúvar.
Are there other ways to say "louver" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "louver": lata, lúvar.
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