marksman in Irish
marksman in Irish is aimsitheoir — marksman means someone with excellent aim, especially with a firearm, bow, or other thrown or fired weapon.
marksman in Irish
aimsitheoir
A man or person skilled at hitting targets, as with a firearm, bow, or thrown object.
What does "marksman" mean?
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noun Someone with excellent aim, especially with a firearm, bow, or other thrown or fired weapon.
"The sniper was regarded as one of the best marksmen in the regiment."
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noun In sport, a player known for reliably scoring goals.
"The striker has been the club's top marksman for two seasons straight."
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marksman in a sentence
- The sniper was regarded as one of the best marksmen in the regiment.
- She won the archery trophy for the third year running, thanks to her marksmanship as a marksman.
- The striker has been the club's top marksman for two seasons straight.
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What is "marksman" in Irish?
"marksman" in Irish is aimsitheoir. marksman means: Someone with excellent aim, especially with a firearm, bow, or other thrown or fired weapon.
How do you use "marksman" in a sentence?
Example: "The sniper was regarded as one of the best marksmen in the regiment." In Irish, "marksman" is aimsitheoir.
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