pheasant in Irish
pheasant in Irish is piasún — pheasant means a long-tailed game bird often hunted for sport and food.
pheasant in Irish
piasún
(countable) A bird of family Phasianidae, often hunted for food.
What does "pheasant" mean?
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noun A long-tailed game bird often hunted for sport and food.
"A pheasant darted across the country lane."
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noun The meat of this bird, served as food.
"The restaurant's autumn menu featured roast pheasant with chestnuts."
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pheasant in a sentence
- A pheasant darted across the country lane.
- The restaurant's autumn menu featured roast pheasant with chestnuts.
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What is "pheasant" in Irish?
"pheasant" in Irish is piasún. pheasant means: A long-tailed game bird often hunted for sport and food.
How do you use "pheasant" in a sentence?
Example: "A pheasant darted across the country lane." In Irish, "pheasant" is piasún.
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