receptacle in Irish
receptacle in Irish is coimeádán, gabhdán, gabháltóir — receptacle means a container designed to hold something.
receptacle in Irish
coimeádán
A container.
gabhdán
A container.
gabháltóir
A container.
glac
A container.
What does "receptacle" mean?
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noun A container designed to hold something.
"Please put your trash in the receptacle by the door."
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noun A wall socket for plugging in electrical devices.
"The electrician installed a new receptacle in the kitchen."
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noun In botany, the part of the flower stalk that the petals and other floral parts attach to.
"The strawberry we eat is actually the swollen receptacle of the flower."
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receptacle in a sentence
- Please put your trash in the receptacle by the door.
- The electrician installed a new receptacle in the kitchen.
- The strawberry we eat is actually the swollen receptacle of the flower.
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What is "receptacle" in Irish?
"receptacle" in Irish is coimeádán, gabhdán, gabháltóir. receptacle means: A container designed to hold something.
How do you use "receptacle" in a sentence?
Example: "Please put your trash in the receptacle by the door." In Irish, "receptacle" is coimeádán, gabhdán, gabháltóir.
Are there other ways to say "receptacle" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "receptacle": coimeádán, gabhdán, gabháltóir, glac.
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