sidecar in Irish
sidecar in Irish is carr cliathánach — sidecar means a one-wheeled passenger or cargo compartment attached to the side of a motorcycle.
sidecar in Irish
carr cliathánach
A one-wheeled attachment to the side of a motorcycle to allow for a separate seat for a passenger or cargo space.
What does "sidecar" mean?
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noun A one-wheeled passenger or cargo compartment attached to the side of a motorcycle.
"He rode the old motorbike with a sidecar bolted to it."
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noun A cocktail made with brandy, orange liqueur, and lemon juice.
"The bartender mixed her a classic sidecar."
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sidecar in a sentence
- He rode the old motorbike with a sidecar bolted to it.
- The bartender mixed her a classic sidecar.
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What is "sidecar" in Irish?
"sidecar" in Irish is carr cliathánach. sidecar means: A one-wheeled passenger or cargo compartment attached to the side of a motorcycle.
How do you use "sidecar" in a sentence?
Example: "He rode the old motorbike with a sidecar bolted to it." In Irish, "sidecar" is carr cliathánach.
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