unhinge in Irish
unhinge in Irish is bain dá insí — unhinge means to lift a door or window off its hinges.
unhinge in Irish
bain dá insí
To remove the leaf of a door or a window from its supporting hinges.
What does "unhinge" mean?
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verb To lift a door or window off its hinges.
"Operation Rescue eventually unhinged the locked gate, but were still unable to leave the parking lot due to the demonstrators' blocking the driveway."
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verb To pull something out of its normal joint or position.
"Many snakes can unhinge their jaw joints to swallow large prey."
- verb To disturb someone's mind.
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unhinge in a sentence
- Operation Rescue eventually unhinged the locked gate, but were still unable to leave the parking lot due to the demonstrators' blocking the driveway.
- Many snakes can unhinge their jaw joints to swallow large prey.
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What is "unhinge" in Irish?
"unhinge" in Irish is bain dá insí. unhinge means: To lift a door or window off its hinges.
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