tale in Irish
tale in Irish is scéal — tale means a story, especially one that is told aloud and may be fictional or exaggerated.
tale in Irish
scéal
A rehearsal of what has occurred; narrative; discourse; statement; history; story.
What does "tale" mean?
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noun A story, especially one that is told aloud and may be fictional or exaggerated.
"The old sailor had a tale about a ship that sailed itself."
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noun A piece of gossip or a report, sometimes untrue or exaggerated.
"Do not believe every tale you hear about the new teacher."
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tale in a sentence
- The old sailor had a tale about a ship that sailed itself.
- Grandfather told us a tale about ghosts in the old mill.
- Do not believe every tale you hear about the new teacher.
- Tales about the shop closing turned out to be completely false.
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What is "tale" in Irish?
"tale" in Irish is scéal. tale means: A story, especially one that is told aloud and may be fictional or exaggerated.
How do you use "tale" in a sentence?
Example: "The old sailor had a tale about a ship that sailed itself." In Irish, "tale" is scéal.
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