English to Irish Meaning of raft - raft

Raft :

raft

noun

snámhphointe, snámha, snámh, bhannaí, buicéad

verb

Raft :: raftRafted :: raftedRafter :: bhfraighRafters :: rachtaíRafting :: raftingRafts :: raftaí

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Definitions of raft in English

Noun(1) a flat float (usually made of logs or planks(2) (often followed by `of'(3) a foundation (usually on soft ground
Verb(1) transport on a raft(2) travel by raft in water(3) make into a raft

Examples of raft in English

(1) He and pilot Russell Phillips managed to survive 47 days on a rubber raft with no provisions amidst menacing swarms of sharks.(2) Orr takes me on a terrifying spin in a blow-up raft down the Lagan.(3) Since the research began Sheffield city centre has been transformed with a raft of new clubs and shops opening.(4) But it provided a footprint for new foundations a concrete raft with built-in frost apron over a channel for cables and pipelines.(5) A dozen tourists wander through the colony, having arrived by Zodiac rubber raft from their cruise ship.(6) The Tory leader hopes to see off his critics by unveiling a raft of policies this week on pensions, health, education and policing.(7) Am and Andy swam as fast as they could to the floating raft .(8) Therefore, if unrestricted competition forced price to equal marginal cost in core industries, it would eventually lead to a raft of bankruptcies.(9) I made the mistake of thinking that they had given up and commandeered my favorite inflatable raft to float me around the pool.(10) It was in that guise that he was captured in 1943, floating down the Mekong River in a bamboo raft .(11) All these Figures show the effectiveness of the soil modulus in increasing the load carrying capacity of piled raft .(12) Not far away is a makeshift raft of four innertubes tide together.(13) Within minutes, they had the raft inflated and on the water.(14) Without a word we climb down into the water and swim underneath the raft , between the orange plastic drums.(15) This is the perfect place to use that inflatable raft that's been stashed in the garage.(16) As I cleared a group of weeds I removed from my robe a small raft made of tree branches and strands of fish intestines to hold it together.

Related Phrases of raft

(1) life raft ::

raft saol

(2) rubber raft ::

rafta rubair

(3) inflatable raft ::

raft inséidte

(4) float raft downstream ::

snámhphointe rafta sruth

(5) bamboo raft ::

rafta bambú

(6) raft foundation ::

raft bunús

Related Phrases of raft

(1) life raft ::

raft saol

(2) rubber raft ::

rafta rubair

(3) inflatable raft ::

raft inséidte

(4) float raft downstream ::

snámhphointe rafta sruth

(5) bamboo raft ::

rafta bambú

(6) raft foundation ::

raft bunús

Synonyms

Noun

1. sight ::

radharc

2. hatful ::

hatful

3. great deal ::

an-chuid

4. tidy sum ::

suim slachtmhar

5. good deal ::

déileáil go maith

6. lot ::

go leor

7. slew ::

mharaigh

8. flock ::

flock

9. mess ::

praiseach

10. mickle ::

Mickle

11. stack ::

Stack

12. wad ::

Wad

13. pile ::

carn

14. batch ::

bhaisc

15. pot ::

Pota

16. muckle ::

Muckle

17. deal ::

déileáil

18. plenty ::

neart

19. heap ::

gcarn

20. spate ::

spate

21. mountain ::

sliabh

22. mass ::

mais

23. passel ::

passel

24. peck ::

peck

25. mint ::

mint

Different Forms

raft, rafted, rafter, rafters, rafting, rafts

English to Irish Dictionary: raft

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English to Irish Dictionary: raft

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