matchbox in Irish
matchbox in Irish is bosca cipíní — matchbox means a small box used to hold matches.
matchbox in Irish
bosca cipíní
A small cardboard box in which matches are kept.
What does "matchbox" mean?
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noun A small box used to hold matches.
"He shook the matchbox to check how many matches were left."
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noun A small die-cast toy car, especially a collectible one.
"She kept her old Matchbox cars in a shoebox in the attic."
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matchbox in a sentence
- He shook the matchbox to check how many matches were left.
- She kept her old Matchbox cars in a shoebox in the attic.
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What is "matchbox" in Irish?
"matchbox" in Irish is bosca cipíní. matchbox means: A small box used to hold matches.
How do you use "matchbox" in a sentence?
Example: "He shook the matchbox to check how many matches were left." In Irish, "matchbox" is bosca cipíní.
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