turret in Irish
turret in Irish is túirín — turret means a small tower, often decorative, projecting from the corner of a building or castle.
turret in Irish
túirín
(architecture) A little tower, frequently a merely ornamental structure at one of the corners of a building or castle.
What does "turret" mean?
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noun A small tower, often decorative, projecting from the corner of a building or castle.
"Ivy climbed up the stone turret of the old manor."
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noun A rotating, armoured gun compartment on a tank, ship, or aircraft.
"The tank's turret swivelled to face the target."
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turret in a sentence
- Ivy climbed up the stone turret of the old manor.
- The tank's turret swivelled to face the target.
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What is "turret" in Irish?
"turret" in Irish is túirín. turret means: A small tower, often decorative, projecting from the corner of a building or castle.
How do you use "turret" in a sentence?
Example: "Ivy climbed up the stone turret of the old manor." In Irish, "turret" is túirín.
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