weld in Irish
weld in Irish is táthaigh — weld means to join two pieces of metal by heating them until they fuse, often with added filler material.
weld in Irish
táthaigh
(transitive) To join two materials (especially two metals) together by applying heat, pressure and filler, either separately or in any combination.
What does "weld" mean?
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verb To join two pieces of metal by heating them until they fuse, often with added filler material.
"He welded the broken bracket back onto the trailer."
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noun The joint or seam created by welding.
"The inspector found a crack in one of the welds."
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weld in a sentence
- He welded the broken bracket back onto the trailer.
- The two steel beams were welded together on site.
- The inspector found a crack in one of the welds.
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What is "weld" in Irish?
"weld" in Irish is táthaigh. weld means: To join two pieces of metal by heating them until they fuse, often with added filler material.
How do you use "weld" in a sentence?
Example: "He welded the broken bracket back onto the trailer." In Irish, "weld" is táthaigh.
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