thieving in Irish
thieving in Irish is bradach, bradaíl, gadaíocht — thieving means inclined to steal; given to theft.
thieving in Irish
bradach
That thieves; that steals; inclined to steal
bradaíl
The action of theft.
gadaíocht
The action of theft.
ropaireacht
The action of theft.
What does "thieving" mean?
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adj Inclined to steal; given to theft.
"Keep an eye on your bag — there are thieving pickpockets in this market."
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noun The act of stealing.
"His thieving eventually got him fired."
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thieving in a sentence
- Keep an eye on your bag — there are thieving pickpockets in this market.
- His thieving eventually got him fired.
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What is "thieving" in Irish?
"thieving" in Irish is bradach, bradaíl, gadaíocht. thieving means: Inclined to steal; given to theft.
How do you use "thieving" in a sentence?
Example: "Keep an eye on your bag — there are thieving pickpockets in this market." In Irish, "thieving" is bradach, bradaíl, gadaíocht.
Are there other ways to say "thieving" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "thieving": bradach, bradaíl, gadaíocht, ropaireacht.
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