mall in Irish
mall in Irish is ceantar siopaí, ionad siopadóireachta, meal — mall means a large building or complex of shops under one roof.
mall in Irish
ceantar siopaí
An enclosed shopping centre. [from 20th c.]
ionad siopadóireachta
An enclosed shopping centre. [from 20th c.]
meal
An enclosed shopping centre. [from 20th c.]
meal siopadóireachta
An enclosed shopping centre. [from 20th c.]
What does "mall" mean?
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noun A large building or complex of shops under one roof.
"The mall was so busy before the holidays that we left early."
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noun A broad, tree-lined pedestrian walkway or promenade.
"Tall trees shade the mall, and visitors sit on benches to rest."
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mall in a sentence
- The mall was so busy before the holidays that we left early.
- We spent Saturday afternoon wandering around the mall.
- Tall trees shade the mall, and visitors sit on benches to rest.
- Street performers entertain the crowds along the mall on summer weekends.
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What is "mall" in Irish?
"mall" in Irish is ceantar siopaí, ionad siopadóireachta, meal. mall means: A large building or complex of shops under one roof.
How do you use "mall" in a sentence?
Example: "The mall was so busy before the holidays that we left early." In Irish, "mall" is ceantar siopaí, ionad siopadóireachta, meal.
Are there other ways to say "mall" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "mall": ceantar siopaí, ionad siopadóireachta, meal, meal siopadóireachta.
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