overcoat in Irish
overcoat in Irish is casóg mhór, cóta mór — overcoat means a heavy coat worn over other clothing for warmth outdoors.
overcoat in Irish
casóg mhór
A heavy garment worn over other clothes, for protection from cold or weather.
cóta mór
A heavy garment worn over other clothes, for protection from cold or weather.
What does "overcoat" mean?
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noun A heavy coat worn over other clothing for warmth outdoors.
"He buttoned up his overcoat before stepping into the snow."
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noun An outer protective layer, such as a final coat of paint.
"The workers applied an overcoat of varnish to protect the wood."
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overcoat in a sentence
- He buttoned up his overcoat before stepping into the snow.
- The workers applied an overcoat of varnish to protect the wood.
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What is "overcoat" in Irish?
"overcoat" in Irish is casóg mhór, cóta mór. overcoat means: A heavy coat worn over other clothing for warmth outdoors.
How do you use "overcoat" in a sentence?
Example: "He buttoned up his overcoat before stepping into the snow." In Irish, "overcoat" is casóg mhór, cóta mór.
Are there other ways to say "overcoat" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "overcoat": casóg mhór, cóta mór.
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