oil in Irish
oil in Irish is ola, íle, ola phlandúil — oil means a thick, greasy liquid, either from plants, animals, or petroleum, used for cooking, fuel, or lubrication.
oil in Irish
ola
Liquid fat.
ola
Petroleum-based liquid used as fuel or lubricant.
íle
Petroleum-based liquid used as fuel or lubricant.
ola phlandúil
What does "oil" mean?
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noun A thick, greasy liquid, either from plants, animals, or petroleum, used for cooking, fuel, or lubrication.
"She fried the vegetables in olive oil."
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verb To apply oil to something, especially to lubricate it.
"He oiled the squeaky hinge on the gate."
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oil in a sentence
- She fried the vegetables in olive oil.
- The price of oil rose sharply after the announcement.
- He oiled the squeaky hinge on the gate.
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What is "oil" in Irish?
"oil" in Irish is ola, íle, ola phlandúil. oil means: A thick, greasy liquid, either from plants, animals, or petroleum, used for cooking, fuel, or lubrication.
How do you use "oil" in a sentence?
Example: "She fried the vegetables in olive oil." In Irish, "oil" is ola, íle, ola phlandúil.
Are there other ways to say "oil" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "oil": ola, íle, ola phlandúil.
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