strand in Irish
strand in Irish is trá — strand means one of the individual threads or wires twisted together to make a rope, cable, or cord.
strand in Irish
trá
The shore or beach of the sea or ocean.
What does "strand" mean?
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noun One of the individual threads or wires twisted together to make a rope, cable, or cord.
"One strand of the climbing rope had frayed badly."
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noun A single thread or line within a larger story, plan, or set of events.
"The novel weaves together three separate narrative strands."
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verb To leave someone in a difficult situation, often without transport or resources.
"Heavy snow stranded hundreds of drivers overnight."
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verb To run a boat or ship aground.
"The tanker was stranded on the reef during the storm."
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strand in a sentence
- One strand of the climbing rope had frayed badly.
- A single strand of hair got caught in the zip.
- The novel weaves together three separate narrative strands.
- Heavy snow stranded hundreds of drivers overnight.
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What is "strand" in Irish?
"strand" in Irish is trá. strand means: One of the individual threads or wires twisted together to make a rope, cable, or cord.
How do you use "strand" in a sentence?
Example: "One strand of the climbing rope had frayed badly." In Irish, "strand" is trá.
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