waterhole in Irish
waterhole in Irish is dabhach — waterhole means a natural pool or hollow where water collects, especially one animals visit to drink.
waterhole in Irish
dabhach
A depression in which water collects, especially one where wild animals come to drink.
What does "waterhole" mean?
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noun A natural pool or hollow where water collects, especially one animals visit to drink.
"The elephants gathered at the waterhole every evening."
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noun Informally, a bar or pub — a place people gather to drink and socialize.
"They stopped by their favorite waterhole after work."
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waterhole in a sentence
- The elephants gathered at the waterhole every evening.
- During the dry season, the waterhole shrinks to a muddy puddle.
- They stopped by their favorite waterhole after work.
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What is "waterhole" in Irish?
"waterhole" in Irish is dabhach. waterhole means: A natural pool or hollow where water collects, especially one animals visit to drink.
How do you use "waterhole" in a sentence?
Example: "The elephants gathered at the waterhole every evening." In Irish, "waterhole" is dabhach.
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