lurch in Irish
lurch in Irish is suaitheadh — lurch means a sudden, unsteady movement, especially forward or to one side.
lurch in Irish
suaitheadh
A sudden or unsteady movement.
What does "lurch" mean?
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noun A sudden, unsteady movement, especially forward or to one side.
"The train gave a lurch as it pulled out of the station."
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verb To move suddenly and unsteadily.
"He lurched to his feet after the long flight."
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lurch in a sentence
- The train gave a lurch as it pulled out of the station.
- He lurched to his feet after the long flight.
- The drunk man lurched across the room and knocked over a chair.
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What is "lurch" in Irish?
"lurch" in Irish is suaitheadh. lurch means: A sudden, unsteady movement, especially forward or to one side.
How do you use "lurch" in a sentence?
Example: "The train gave a lurch as it pulled out of the station." In Irish, "lurch" is suaitheadh.
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