rim in Irish
rim in Irish is fonsa, imeall — rim means the outer edge of something round, like a cup, wheel, or basketball hoop.
rim in Irish
fonsa
An edge around something, especially when circular.
imeall
An edge around something, especially when circular.
What does "rim" mean?
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noun The outer edge of something round, like a cup, wheel, or basketball hoop.
"Coffee stained the rim of the mug."
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noun The metal wheel that a tire is mounted on.
"He scraped the rim against the curb while parking."
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rim in a sentence
- Coffee stained the rim of the mug.
- The ball rattled around the rim before dropping in.
- He scraped the rim against the curb while parking.
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What is "rim" in Irish?
"rim" in Irish is fonsa, imeall. rim means: The outer edge of something round, like a cup, wheel, or basketball hoop.
How do you use "rim" in a sentence?
Example: "Coffee stained the rim of the mug." In Irish, "rim" is fonsa, imeall.
Are there other ways to say "rim" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "rim": fonsa, imeall.
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