zigzag in Irish
zigzag in Irish is fiarlán — zigzag means a line or path that goes sharply from side to side in alternating directions.
zigzag in Irish
fiarlán
A line or path that proceeds by sharp turns in alternating directions.
What does "zigzag" mean?
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noun A line or path that goes sharply from side to side in alternating directions.
"The mountain trail was cut into a zigzag to make the climb easier."
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verb To move by turning sharply from side to side.
"The cyclist zigzagged through the traffic."
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adj Drunk.
"By midnight he was completely zigzag and couldn't find his coat."
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zigzag in a sentence
- The mountain trail was cut into a zigzag to make the climb easier.
- Lightning split the sky in a jagged zigzag.
- The cyclist zigzagged through the traffic.
- She zigzagged across the field trying to avoid the sprinklers.
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What is "zigzag" in Irish?
"zigzag" in Irish is fiarlán. zigzag means: A line or path that goes sharply from side to side in alternating directions.
How do you use "zigzag" in a sentence?
Example: "The mountain trail was cut into a zigzag to make the climb easier." In Irish, "zigzag" is fiarlán.
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