Thanksgiving in Irish
Thanksgiving in Irish is Lá an Altaithe — Thanksgiving means a North American holiday for giving thanks, marked with a family feast — the fourth Thursday of November in the US, the second Monday of October in Canada.
Thanksgiving in Irish
Lá an Altaithe
(Canada, US) The long weekend which includes Thanksgiving Day; Thanksgiving weekend.
What does "Thanksgiving" mean?
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noun A North American holiday for giving thanks, marked with a family feast — the fourth Thursday of November in the US, the second Monday of October in Canada.
"We always have turkey for Thanksgiving."
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noun An expression of gratitude, or a short prayer of thanks said before a meal.
"He offered a quiet thanksgiving before eating."
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Thanksgiving in a sentence
- We always have turkey for Thanksgiving.
- Thanksgiving weekend is one of the busiest travel times of the year.
- He offered a quiet thanksgiving before eating.
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What is "Thanksgiving" in Irish?
"Thanksgiving" in Irish is Lá an Altaithe. Thanksgiving means: A North American holiday for giving thanks, marked with a family feast — the fourth Thursday of November in the US, the second Monday of October in Canada.
How do you use "Thanksgiving" in a sentence?
Example: "We always have turkey for Thanksgiving." In Irish, "Thanksgiving" is Lá an Altaithe.
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