skewer in Irish
skewer in Irish is briogún, scibhéar — skewer means a thin metal or wooden rod used to hold pieces of food together while cooking.
skewer in Irish
briogún
scibhéar
What does "skewer" mean?
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noun A thin metal or wooden rod used to hold pieces of food together while cooking.
"Thread the chicken and peppers onto the skewer before grilling."
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verb To pierce something through with a skewer or similar pointed object.
"He skewered the marshmallow on a stick."
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verb To sharply criticize or mock someone or something.
"The critic skewered the film in her review."
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skewer in a sentence
- Thread the chicken and peppers onto the skewer before grilling.
- He skewered the marshmallow on a stick.
- The critic skewered the film in her review.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "skewer" in Irish?
"skewer" in Irish is briogún, scibhéar. skewer means: A thin metal or wooden rod used to hold pieces of food together while cooking.
How do you use "skewer" in a sentence?
Example: "Thread the chicken and peppers onto the skewer before grilling." In Irish, "skewer" is briogún, scibhéar.
Are there other ways to say "skewer" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "skewer": briogún, scibhéar.
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