outback in Irish
outback in Irish is iargúil — outback means australia's vast, sparsely populated interior, much of it arid desert far from major cities.
outback in Irish
iargúil
(Australia) The most remote and desolate areas of Australia; the desert and areas too arid for growing crops.
What does "outback" mean?
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noun Australia's vast, sparsely populated interior, much of it arid desert far from major cities.
"They drove for hours through the outback without seeing another car."
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outback in a sentence
- They drove for hours through the outback without seeing another car.
- Life in the outback means dealing with extreme heat and isolation.
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What is "outback" in Irish?
"outback" in Irish is iargúil. outback means: Australia's vast, sparsely populated interior, much of it arid desert far from major cities.
How do you use "outback" in a sentence?
Example: "They drove for hours through the outback without seeing another car." In Irish, "outback" is iargúil.
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