ore in Irish
ore in Irish is mianach — ore means rock or mineral from which metal or other valuable material can be extracted.
ore in Irish
mianach
Rock or other material that contains valuable or utilitarian materials; primarily a rock containing metals or gems for which it is typically mined and processed.
What does "ore" mean?
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noun Rock or mineral from which metal or other valuable material can be extracted.
"Workers loaded the heavy ore onto trucks at the quarry."
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ore in a sentence
- Workers loaded the heavy ore onto trucks at the quarry.
- The mine has been extracting iron ore from these hills for decades.
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What is "ore" in Irish?
"ore" in Irish is mianach. ore means: Rock or mineral from which metal or other valuable material can be extracted.
How do you use "ore" in a sentence?
Example: "Workers loaded the heavy ore onto trucks at the quarry." In Irish, "ore" is mianach.
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