mill in Irish
mill in Irish is muileann, meil — mill means a machine, or the building housing it, used to grind grain into flour.
mill in Irish
muileann
meil
(transitive) To grind or otherwise process in a mill or other machine.
What does "mill" mean?
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noun A machine, or the building housing it, used to grind grain into flour.
"The old watermill still grinds wheat for the village bakery."
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noun A factory that processes a raw material, such as paper, steel, or cloth.
"Her grandfather worked at the steel mill for forty years."
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noun An institution or business that churns out large quantities of something with little regard for quality, often used dismissively.
"That university has been called a degree mill."
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verb To grind, cut, or shape material using a mill or milling machine.
"The workshop mills the metal parts to exact measurements."
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mill in a sentence
- The old watermill still grinds wheat for the village bakery.
- Her grandfather worked at the steel mill for forty years.
- That university has been called a degree mill.
- The workshop mills the metal parts to exact measurements.
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What is "mill" in Irish?
"mill" in Irish is muileann, meil. mill means: A machine, or the building housing it, used to grind grain into flour.
How do you use "mill" in a sentence?
Example: "The old watermill still grinds wheat for the village bakery." In Irish, "mill" is muileann, meil.
Are there other ways to say "mill" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "mill": muileann, meil.
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