scoot in Irish
scoot in Irish is gread leat — scoot means to move quickly, especially to leave in a hurry.
scoot in Irish
gread leat
(intransitive) To walk or travel fast; to go quickly.
What does "scoot" mean?
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verb To move quickly, especially to leave in a hurry.
"I need to scoot — my meeting starts in five minutes."
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verb To slide over slightly, usually while seated, to make room.
"Scoot down so your sister can sit next to you."
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scoot in a sentence
- I need to scoot — my meeting starts in five minutes.
- The cat scooted under the sofa when the doorbell rang.
- Scoot down so your sister can sit next to you.
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What is "scoot" in Irish?
"scoot" in Irish is gread leat. scoot means: To move quickly, especially to leave in a hurry.
How do you use "scoot" in a sentence?
Example: "I need to scoot — my meeting starts in five minutes." In Irish, "scoot" is gread leat.
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