veal in Irish
veal in Irish is laofheoil — veal means meat from a young calf.
veal in Irish
laofheoil
The flesh of a calf (i.e. a young bovine) used for food.
What does "veal" mean?
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noun Meat from a young calf.
"The restaurant's special was veal cutlets in a lemon sauce."
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veal in a sentence
- The restaurant's special was veal cutlets in a lemon sauce.
- Veal is more tender than beef because the animal is slaughtered young.
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What is "veal" in Irish?
"veal" in Irish is laofheoil. veal means: Meat from a young calf.
How do you use "veal" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant's special was veal cutlets in a lemon sauce." In Irish, "veal" is laofheoil.
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