poncho in Irish
poncho in Irish is painseó — poncho means a simple cloak made from a piece of cloth with a hole for the head, worn over the shoulders.
poncho in Irish
painseó
A simple garment, made from a rectangle of cloth, with a slit in the middle for the head.
What does "poncho" mean?
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noun A simple cloak made from a piece of cloth with a hole for the head, worn over the shoulders.
"She wrapped herself in a woolen poncho against the mountain chill."
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noun A similar lightweight waterproof garment used as a raincoat.
"Everyone at the festival bought a plastic poncho when the rain started."
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poncho in a sentence
- She wrapped herself in a woolen poncho against the mountain chill.
- Everyone at the festival bought a plastic poncho when the rain started.
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What is "poncho" in Irish?
"poncho" in Irish is painseó. poncho means: A simple cloak made from a piece of cloth with a hole for the head, worn over the shoulders.
How do you use "poncho" in a sentence?
Example: "She wrapped herself in a woolen poncho against the mountain chill." In Irish, "poncho" is painseó.
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