undercarriage in Irish
undercarriage in Irish is fo-charbad, focharráiste — undercarriage means the supporting frame underneath a vehicle.
undercarriage in Irish
fo-charbad
The supporting structural framework of a vehicle.
focharráiste
The supporting structural framework of a vehicle.
What does "undercarriage" mean?
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noun The supporting frame underneath a vehicle.
"Rust had eaten through part of the truck's undercarriage."
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noun The landing gear of an aircraft.
"The pilot reported the undercarriage wasn't lowering properly."
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undercarriage in a sentence
- Rust had eaten through part of the truck's undercarriage.
- The pilot reported the undercarriage wasn't lowering properly.
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What is "undercarriage" in Irish?
"undercarriage" in Irish is fo-charbad, focharráiste. undercarriage means: The supporting frame underneath a vehicle.
How do you use "undercarriage" in a sentence?
Example: "Rust had eaten through part of the truck's undercarriage." In Irish, "undercarriage" is fo-charbad, focharráiste.
Are there other ways to say "undercarriage" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "undercarriage": fo-charbad, focharráiste.
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