sandal in Irish
sandal in Irish is cuarán — sandal means an open shoe held onto the foot with straps, leaving the toes or much of the foot exposed.
sandal in Irish
cuarán
(footwear) A type of open shoe made up of straps or bands holding a sole to the foot
What does "sandal" mean?
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noun An open shoe held onto the foot with straps, leaving the toes or much of the foot exposed.
"She kicked off her sandals as soon as she stepped onto the beach."
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sandal in a sentence
- She kicked off her sandals as soon as she stepped onto the beach.
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What is "sandal" in Irish?
"sandal" in Irish is cuarán. sandal means: An open shoe held onto the foot with straps, leaving the toes or much of the foot exposed.
How do you use "sandal" in a sentence?
Example: "She kicked off her sandals as soon as she stepped onto the beach." In Irish, "sandal" is cuarán.
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