surf in Irish
surf in Irish is bruth — surf means the foamy waves that break along a shoreline.
surf in Irish
bruth
Waves that break on an ocean shoreline.
What does "surf" mean?
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noun The foamy waves that break along a shoreline.
"They watched the surf crash against the rocks at sunset."
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verb To ride ocean waves on a board.
"She learned to surf on a beach in Portugal."
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verb To browse casually from one website, channel, or page to another.
"He spent the evening surfing the internet instead of working."
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surf in a sentence
- They watched the surf crash against the rocks at sunset.
- The surf was too rough for swimming that day.
- She learned to surf on a beach in Portugal.
- He spent the evening surfing the internet instead of working.
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What is "surf" in Irish?
"surf" in Irish is bruth. surf means: The foamy waves that break along a shoreline.
How do you use "surf" in a sentence?
Example: "They watched the surf crash against the rocks at sunset." In Irish, "surf" is bruth.
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