shrimp in Irish
shrimp in Irish is séacla, diúilicín — shrimp means a small, edible, long-tailed crustacean with slender legs.
shrimp in Irish
séacla
(uncountable) The flesh of such crustaceans.
diúilicín
(slang) A small, puny or unimportant person.
What does "shrimp" mean?
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noun A small, edible, long-tailed crustacean with slender legs.
"We grilled shrimp skewers for the barbecue."
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noun A small or unimportant person (informal, often used as an insult).
"The older kids teased him for being a shrimp."
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shrimp in a sentence
- We grilled shrimp skewers for the barbecue.
- The older kids teased him for being a shrimp.
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What is "shrimp" in Irish?
"shrimp" in Irish is séacla, diúilicín. shrimp means: A small, edible, long-tailed crustacean with slender legs.
How do you use "shrimp" in a sentence?
Example: "We grilled shrimp skewers for the barbecue." In Irish, "shrimp" is séacla, diúilicín.
Are there other ways to say "shrimp" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "shrimp": séacla, diúilicín.
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