timber in Irish
timber in Irish is adhmad, ánshraith — timber means wood that has been cut and prepared for building.
timber in Irish
adhmad
(uncountable) Trees in a forest regarded as a source of wood.
ánshraith
(countable) A heavy wooden beam, generally a whole log that has been squared off and used to provide heavy support for something such as a roof.
What does "timber" mean?
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noun Wood that has been cut and prepared for building.
"They ordered timber for the new roof frame."
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noun Trees considered as a source of wood.
"The hillside was covered in valuable timber."
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noun A large wooden beam used to support a structure.
"A cracked timber ran the length of the ceiling."
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intj A warning shout used when a felled tree is about to fall.
""Timber!" the logger yelled as the trunk began to topple."
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timber in a sentence
- They ordered timber for the new roof frame.
- The hillside was covered in valuable timber.
- A cracked timber ran the length of the ceiling.
- "Timber!" the logger yelled as the trunk began to topple.
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What is "timber" in Irish?
"timber" in Irish is adhmad, ánshraith. timber means: Wood that has been cut and prepared for building.
How do you use "timber" in a sentence?
Example: "They ordered timber for the new roof frame." In Irish, "timber" is adhmad, ánshraith.
Are there other ways to say "timber" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "timber": adhmad, ánshraith.
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