swan in Irish
swan in Irish is eala — swan means a large, long-necked waterbird, usually with white plumage, known for its graceful appearance.
swan in Irish
eala
Any of various species of large, long-necked waterfowl, of genus Cygnus (bird family: Anatidae), most of which have white plumage.
What does "swan" mean?
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noun A large, long-necked waterbird, usually with white plumage, known for its graceful appearance.
"A pair of swans glided across the lake."
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verb To move about in a casual, carefree, or self-important way.
"He swanned into the meeting twenty minutes late without an apology."
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swan in a sentence
- A pair of swans glided across the lake.
- He swanned into the meeting twenty minutes late without an apology.
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What is "swan" in Irish?
"swan" in Irish is eala. swan means: A large, long-necked waterbird, usually with white plumage, known for its graceful appearance.
How do you use "swan" in a sentence?
Example: "A pair of swans glided across the lake." In Irish, "swan" is eala.
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