trap in Irish
trap in Irish is dol, trap — trap means a device designed to catch or kill an animal.
trap in Irish
dol
A trick or arrangement designed to catch someone in a more general sense; a snare.
trap
(historical) A light two-wheeled carriage with springs.
What does "trap" mean?
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noun A device designed to catch or kill an animal.
"The farmer put a trap in the barn to catch the mice."
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noun A trick or scheme designed to catch someone off guard.
"The email was a trap, set up to steal people's login details."
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noun A bend in a drainpipe that holds water to block sewer gas from escaping.
"A smell came from the bathroom because the trap under the basin had dried out."
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verb To catch someone or something, often using a trick or device.
"We trapped the mouse in a box and set it free outside."
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trap in a sentence
- The farmer put a trap in the barn to catch the mice.
- A fox got its paw stuck in a metal trap.
- The email was a trap, set up to steal people's login details.
- Don't walk into the trap by answering his leading question.
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What is "trap" in Irish?
"trap" in Irish is dol, trap. trap means: A device designed to catch or kill an animal.
How do you use "trap" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer put a trap in the barn to catch the mice." In Irish, "trap" is dol, trap.
Are there other ways to say "trap" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "trap": dol, trap.
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