mandolin in Irish
mandolin in Irish is slisneoir — mandolin means a small stringed instrument with a rounded or flat back and paired strings, played with a pick.
mandolin in Irish
slisneoir
A kitchen tool for julienning vegetables.
What does "mandolin" mean?
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noun A small stringed instrument with a rounded or flat back and paired strings, played with a pick.
"He strummed a lively tune on his mandolin at the bluegrass jam."
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noun A kitchen tool with an adjustable blade used to slice vegetables very thinly and evenly.
"She used a mandolin to cut paper-thin slices of potato for the gratin."
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mandolin in a sentence
- He strummed a lively tune on his mandolin at the bluegrass jam.
- She used a mandolin to cut paper-thin slices of potato for the gratin.
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What is "mandolin" in Irish?
"mandolin" in Irish is slisneoir. mandolin means: A small stringed instrument with a rounded or flat back and paired strings, played with a pick.
How do you use "mandolin" in a sentence?
Example: "He strummed a lively tune on his mandolin at the bluegrass jam." In Irish, "mandolin" is slisneoir.
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