medallion in Irish
medallion in Irish is meadáille, mórbhonn — medallion means a large ornamental medal or disc-shaped pendant.
medallion in Irish
meadáille
A large medal, usually decorative.
mórbhonn
A large medal, usually decorative.
meadáille
A cut of meat resembling a large medal.
What does "medallion" mean?
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noun A large ornamental medal or disc-shaped pendant.
"He wore a heavy gold medallion around his neck."
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noun A small round cut of meat, especially tenderloin.
"The restaurant served pork medallions with a mushroom sauce."
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medallion in a sentence
- He wore a heavy gold medallion around his neck.
- The restaurant served pork medallions with a mushroom sauce.
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What is "medallion" in Irish?
"medallion" in Irish is meadáille, mórbhonn. medallion means: A large ornamental medal or disc-shaped pendant.
How do you use "medallion" in a sentence?
Example: "He wore a heavy gold medallion around his neck." In Irish, "medallion" is meadáille, mórbhonn.
Are there other ways to say "medallion" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "medallion": meadáille, mórbhonn.
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