English to Irish Meaning of cousin - col ceathrar


Cousin :
col ceathrar

col ceathrar, chol ceathrair, brathair, deartháir

col ceathrarcol ceathracha
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Definitions of cousin in English
Noun(1) the child of your aunt or uncle
Examples of cousin in English
(1) she's a distant cousin(2) Though you probably wouldn't want to chug a gallon of it, diethylene glycol is nowhere near as harmful as its similarly named chemical cousin .(3) The flat belonged to his cousin - a woman on the fringes of the underworld.(4) It is closely related to its more favourite cousin the melon.(5) This man is surely a distant cousin ; probably a descendant of Cap'n Skewes!(6) In this case he is referred to as a nephew of the deceased in accordance with the Portuguese practice, although in fact he was the son of a distant cousin .(7) He was my second cousin once removed.(8) AM ÔÇÿtalkÔÇÖ radio in Australia is fairly similar to its American cousin .(9) The family includes his wife, two daughters, his father, his cousin and sister-in-law.(10) Before that, next month, the skipper and his team will make their debut in the Scottish Islands Peaks Race, the Scottish cousin of the longer established Three Peaks event.(11) Much as some may think otherwise, counter-insurgency and its cousin counter-terrorism are old businesses with a lot of history.(12) Or it was your 13-year-old second cousin visiting from out of town.(13) In 1683, aged 18, she was married to Prince George of Denmark, a distant cousin , and their relationship quickly blossomed into one of lasting devotion.(14) Albeit a somewhat watered-down analog of garlic, their more malodorous cousin , raw onions are one of the best medicinal foods.(15) Hume was Burns' second cousin once removed, and he dabbled in poetry himself.(16) The result of all these developments is that, finally, the digital scope could make its analogue cousin obsolete.
Related Phrases of cousin
(1) second cousin ::
dara col ceathrar
(2) first cousin ::
chol ceathrair
(3) cousin sister ::
deirfiúr col ceathrar
(4) distant cousin ::
col ceathrar i bhfad i gcéin
(5) cousin brother ::
deartháir col ceathrar
(6) german cousin ::
german col ceathrar
(7) cater-cousin ::
freastal-col ceathrar
(8) younger cousin ::
col ceathrar níos óige
(9) third cousin ::
tríú col ceathrar
Synonyms
Noun
1. first cousin ::
chol ceathrair
2. full cousin ::
col ceathrar iomlán
3. cousin-german ::
col ceathrar-german
Different Forms
cousin, cousins
Word Example from TV Shows
You wouldn't lie to me, would you, cousin?

You wouldn't lie to me, would you, COUSIN?

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 5

Tell your cousin, come on.

Tell your COUSIN, come on.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 9

If you like meatloaf, I'm sure you'll like
its cousin, bowl of meat.

If you like meatloaf, I'm sure you'll like its COUSIN, bowl of meat.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 17

And because you're my cousin,
I might even let you wake from that sleep.

And because you're my COUSIN, I might even let you wake from that sleep.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 5

I killed my own cousin.

I killed my own COUSIN.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 2

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