semi- in Irish
semi- in Irish is leath- — semi- means a semi-detached house, sharing one wall with a neighbouring house.
semi- in Irish
leath-
half
What does "semi-" mean?
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noun A semi-detached house, sharing one wall with a neighbouring house.
"They bought a three-bedroom semi on the edge of town."
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noun A semifinal match in a competition.
"Both teams were nervous going into the semi."
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noun A large articulated lorry made up of a tractor unit and trailer.
"A semi jackknifed on the icy motorway."
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semi- in a sentence
- They bought a three-bedroom semi on the edge of town.
- Both teams were nervous going into the semi.
- A semi jackknifed on the icy motorway.
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What is "semi-" in Irish?
"semi-" in Irish is leath-. semi- means: A semi-detached house, sharing one wall with a neighbouring house.
How do you use "semi-" in a sentence?
Example: "They bought a three-bedroom semi on the edge of town." In Irish, "semi-" is leath-.
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