yard in Irish
yard in Irish is clós, cleith, slat — yard means an outdoor area next to or enclosed by a building, often with a lawn or garden.
yard in Irish
What does "yard" mean?
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noun An outdoor area next to or enclosed by a building, often with a lawn or garden.
"The kids spent the whole afternoon playing in the back yard."
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noun A fenced area used for a specific purpose, such as storage or livestock.
"The old railway yard was full of rusting freight cars."
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noun A unit of length equal to three feet (about 0.914 metres).
"He measured out ten yards of fabric for the curtains."
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verb To confine an animal or vehicle to a yard.
"The cattle were yarded overnight before the market."
yard in a sentence
- The kids spent the whole afternoon playing in the back yard.
- She hung the washing out in the yard to dry.
- The old railway yard was full of rusting freight cars.
- He measured out ten yards of fabric for the curtains.
Similar words in Irish
Common Irish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "yard" in Irish?
"yard" in Irish is clós, cleith, slat. yard means: An outdoor area next to or enclosed by a building, often with a lawn or garden.
How do you use "yard" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids spent the whole afternoon playing in the back yard." In Irish, "yard" is clós, cleith, slat.
Are there other ways to say "yard" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "yard": clós, cleith, slat.