stopper in Irish
stopper in Irish is stoipéad, stopallán — stopper means a plug or cork used to close the opening of a bottle or container.
stopper in Irish
stoipéad
A bung or cork.
stopallán
A bung or cork.
What does "stopper" mean?
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noun A plug or cork used to close the opening of a bottle or container.
"She pressed the glass stopper firmly back into the decanter."
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noun A goalkeeper, or more generally someone whose job is to stop something.
"The team signed a new stopper for the back line."
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stopper in a sentence
- She pressed the glass stopper firmly back into the decanter.
- The team signed a new stopper for the back line.
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What is "stopper" in Irish?
"stopper" in Irish is stoipéad, stopallán. stopper means: A plug or cork used to close the opening of a bottle or container.
How do you use "stopper" in a sentence?
Example: "She pressed the glass stopper firmly back into the decanter." In Irish, "stopper" is stoipéad, stopallán.
Are there other ways to say "stopper" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "stopper": stoipéad, stopallán.
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