English to Irish Meaning of perfume - cumhrán


Perfume :
cumhrán

cumhrán, boladh, bhlaiseadh, cumhráin

boladh, cumhrán

chumhránperfumedcumhránchumhrú
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Definitions of perfume in English
Noun(1) a distinctive odor that is pleasant(2) a toiletry that emits and diffuses a fragrant odor
Verb(1) fill or impregnate with an odor(2) apply perfume to
Examples of perfume in English
(1) I smiled and put on my boots, and sprayed some perfume on.(2) just one bloom of jasmine has the power to perfume a whole room(3) As an added bonus, it will perfume any room you leave it in with a mildly heady scent.(4) And she has worked as a professional nose for the perfume industry.(5) She remembered the jasmine perfume that her mother liked.(6) To perfume your sheets and make them a fragrant delight to slide between, just add 5 drops of lavender oil to the softener compartment of your washing machine.(7) When I woke up, I smelled this sweet familiar vanilla perfume .(8) Wildflowers spread their sweet heady perfume along the gentle breezes and bees hum musically to themselves as they cheerily collect flower pollen.(9) The rosebuds known as taifi to the locals are plucked when they have just opened up and before the sun's rays diminish the oils, which contain the essence of their perfume .(10) These rebloomers are wonderful in floral bouquets where they perfume an entire room.(11) Now that the eating and drinking of plants had commenced, at some point humankind sought to keep these scents with them and perfume their bodies.(12) It is this fundamentally hybrid nature and not the heady perfume of ink emanating from its pages that intoxicates the reader to this day.(13) The air is heavy, laden with the perfume of a million flowers that once bloomed here.(14) The fragrance of over a hundred bouquets - domestic and international - provided the sweetest perfume .(15) It makes a superb cut flower - five stalks will perfume a room for a week.(16) The grapes are a deep yellow and the resulting wine is high in colour, alcohol, and a very particular perfume redolent of apricots, peaches, and blossom.
Related Phrases of perfume
(1) perfume bottle ::
buidéal cumhráin
(2) bottle of perfume ::
buidéal chumhrán
(3) perfume shop ::
siopa chumhrán
(4) wear perfume ::
chaitheamh chumhrán
Synonyms
Noun
1. fragrance ::
cumhráin
2. smell ::
boladh
3. essence ::
Go bunúsach
4. scent ::
boladh
Verb
5. aromatize ::
aromatize
6. scent ::
boladh
Antonyms
1. reek ::
Reek
2. stench ::
stench
3. stink ::
stink
Different Forms
perfume, perfumed, perfumes, perfuming
Word Example from TV Shows
- I smell perfume.
- Air freshener.

- I smell PERFUME. - Air freshener.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 6

but you're wearing
more perfume than I am.

but you're wearing more PERFUME than I am.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 20

Is that her perfume I smell?

Is that her PERFUME I smell?

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 2

...doesn't include
any of those smelly perfume cards.

...doesn't include any of those smelly PERFUME cards.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 18

beneath the incense and the perfume,

beneath the incense and the PERFUME,

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 4

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