watercolour in Irish
watercolour in Irish is dobharlí, uiscedhath — watercolour means a paint made with pigment that dissolves in water.
watercolour in Irish
dobharlí
uiscedhath
What does "watercolour" mean?
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noun A paint made with pigment that dissolves in water.
"She bought a small box of watercolours for the trip."
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noun A painting made using this kind of paint.
"The gallery has a watercolour of the harbour on show."
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verb To paint using watercolours.
"She watercoloured the landscape in soft greens."
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watercolour in a sentence
- She bought a small box of watercolours for the trip.
- Watercolour dries quickly on thick paper.
- The gallery has a watercolour of the harbour on show.
- She gave her aunt a watercolour of the cottage.
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What is "watercolour" in Irish?
"watercolour" in Irish is dobharlí, uiscedhath. watercolour means: A paint made with pigment that dissolves in water.
How do you use "watercolour" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought a small box of watercolours for the trip." In Irish, "watercolour" is dobharlí, uiscedhath.
Are there other ways to say "watercolour" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "watercolour": dobharlí, uiscedhath.
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