accommodating in Irish
accommodating in Irish is áiseach — accommodating means willing to help or go along with what someone wants; obliging.
accommodating in Irish
áiseach
Affording, or disposed to afford, accommodation; obliging; helpful.
What does "accommodating" mean?
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adj Willing to help or go along with what someone wants; obliging.
"The staff were incredibly accommodating when our flight was cancelled."
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accommodating in a sentence
- The staff were incredibly accommodating when our flight was cancelled.
- She has an accommodating manager who lets her work flexible hours.
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What is "accommodating" in Irish?
"accommodating" in Irish is áiseach. accommodating means: Willing to help or go along with what someone wants; obliging.
How do you use "accommodating" in a sentence?
Example: "The staff were incredibly accommodating when our flight was cancelled." In Irish, "accommodating" is áiseach.
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