thrash in Irish
thrash in Irish is gread, greasáil, liúr — thrash means to beat someone severely, or to defeat an opponent decisively.
thrash in Irish
gread
To beat mercilessly.
greasáil
To beat mercilessly.
liúr
To beat mercilessly.
What does "thrash" mean?
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verb To beat someone severely, or to defeat an opponent decisively.
"The home team thrashed their rivals five goals to nil."
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verb To move about wildly and violently.
"The fish thrashed on the deck after being pulled from the water."
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verb To subject a computer system to heavy, repeated demands for memory, causing it to slow down badly.
"With too many browser tabs open, the laptop began to thrash and freeze."
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thrash in a sentence
- The home team thrashed their rivals five goals to nil.
- His father threatened to thrash him if he skipped school again.
- The fish thrashed on the deck after being pulled from the water.
- With too many browser tabs open, the laptop began to thrash and freeze.
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What is "thrash" in Irish?
"thrash" in Irish is gread, greasáil, liúr. thrash means: To beat someone severely, or to defeat an opponent decisively.
How do you use "thrash" in a sentence?
Example: "The home team thrashed their rivals five goals to nil." In Irish, "thrash" is gread, greasáil, liúr.
Are there other ways to say "thrash" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "thrash": gread, greasáil, liúr.
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