tract in Irish
tract in Irish is réimse, dréacht — tract means a large stretch or area of land.
tract in Irish
réimse
dréacht
What does "tract" mean?
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noun A large stretch or area of land.
"The company bought a huge tract of farmland for the new development."
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noun A system of connected organs or passages in the body that serve one function.
"The infection had spread through her respiratory tract."
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noun A short pamphlet, especially one on a religious or political topic.
"Volunteers handed out tracts outside the church."
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tract in a sentence
- The company bought a huge tract of farmland for the new development.
- The infection had spread through her respiratory tract.
- Volunteers handed out tracts outside the church.
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What is "tract" in Irish?
"tract" in Irish is réimse, dréacht. tract means: A large stretch or area of land.
How do you use "tract" in a sentence?
Example: "The company bought a huge tract of farmland for the new development." In Irish, "tract" is réimse, dréacht.
Are there other ways to say "tract" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "tract": réimse, dréacht.
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