racket in Irish
racket in Irish is raicéad, callán — racket means a handled frame strung with cord, used to hit a ball or shuttlecock in sports like tennis or badminton.
racket in Irish
raicéad
(countable, sports) An implement with a handle connected to a round frame strung with wire, sinew, or plastic cords, and used to hit a ball, such as in tennis or a shuttlecock in badminton.
callán
A loud noise.
What does "racket" mean?
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noun A handled frame strung with cord, used to hit a ball or shuttlecock in sports like tennis or badminton.
"He restrung his tennis racket before the tournament."
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noun A loud, disturbing noise.
"The neighbors were making such a racket at 2am that no one could sleep."
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noun A dishonest or illegal scheme for making money, often through fraud or extortion.
"Police shut down a protection racket run out of the nightclub."
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racket in a sentence
- He restrung his tennis racket before the tournament.
- The neighbors were making such a racket at 2am that no one could sleep.
- Police shut down a protection racket run out of the nightclub.
- The whole thing turned out to be an insurance racket.
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What is "racket" in Irish?
"racket" in Irish is raicéad, callán. racket means: A handled frame strung with cord, used to hit a ball or shuttlecock in sports like tennis or badminton.
How do you use "racket" in a sentence?
Example: "He restrung his tennis racket before the tournament." In Irish, "racket" is raicéad, callán.
Are there other ways to say "racket" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "racket": raicéad, callán.
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