rambling in Irish
rambling in Irish is rámhaille, fánaíocht — rambling means wandering from one subject to another without a clear direction, especially in speech or writing.
rambling in Irish
rámhaille
A long meandering talk with no specific topic or direction.
fánaíocht
A gentle hike.
What does "rambling" mean?
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adj Wandering from one subject to another without a clear direction, especially in speech or writing.
"His rambling speech left the audience unsure what point he was making."
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adj Spreading out irregularly in various directions, as a building, path, or plant might.
"The old farmhouse was a rambling structure with rooms added on over the decades."
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noun A long, meandering talk with no clear topic.
"Nobody could follow his rambling about the mortgage paperwork."
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rambling in a sentence
- His rambling speech left the audience unsure what point he was making.
- She sent a long, rambling email full of unrelated tangents.
- The old farmhouse was a rambling structure with rooms added on over the decades.
- Nobody could follow his rambling about the mortgage paperwork.
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What is "rambling" in Irish?
"rambling" in Irish is rámhaille, fánaíocht. rambling means: Wandering from one subject to another without a clear direction, especially in speech or writing.
How do you use "rambling" in a sentence?
Example: "His rambling speech left the audience unsure what point he was making." In Irish, "rambling" is rámhaille, fánaíocht.
Are there other ways to say "rambling" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "rambling": rámhaille, fánaíocht.
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