shave in Irish
shave in Irish is bearr, tú féin a bhearradh — shave means to cut hair close to the skin using a razor or similar tool.
shave in Irish
bearr
(intransitive) To remove hair from one's face by this means.
tú féin a bhearradh
(intransitive) To remove hair from one's face by this means.
What does "shave" mean?
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verb To cut hair close to the skin using a razor or similar tool.
"He shaves his face every morning before work."
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verb To cut a thin slice or layer from something.
"The chef shaved thin slices of parmesan over the pasta."
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verb To reduce something slightly, such as time, cost, or size.
"The new engine shaves a few seconds off the lap time."
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noun An instance of shaving, especially the face.
"He needs a shave — he looks scruffy."
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shave in a sentence
- He shaves his face every morning before work.
- She shaved her head for charity.
- The chef shaved thin slices of parmesan over the pasta.
- The new engine shaves a few seconds off the lap time.
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What is "shave" in Irish?
"shave" in Irish is bearr, tú féin a bhearradh. shave means: To cut hair close to the skin using a razor or similar tool.
How do you use "shave" in a sentence?
Example: "He shaves his face every morning before work." In Irish, "shave" is bearr, tú féin a bhearradh.
Are there other ways to say "shave" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "shave": bearr, tú féin a bhearradh.
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