allowance in Irish
allowance in Irish is liúntas — allowance means a fixed sum of money given regularly, especially to a child or for expenses.
allowance in Irish
liúntas
What does "allowance" mean?
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noun A fixed sum of money given regularly, especially to a child or for expenses.
"He spends his weekly allowance on comics and sweets."
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noun An amount permitted or accepted as reasonable, especially as a deduction or adjustment.
"The airline gives each passenger a baggage allowance of one small suitcase."
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allowance in a sentence
- He spends his weekly allowance on comics and sweets.
- She gives her kids a small weekly allowance.
- The airline gives each passenger a baggage allowance of one small suitcase.
- Tax law lets you claim an allowance on certain work expenses.
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What is "allowance" in Irish?
"allowance" in Irish is liúntas. allowance means: A fixed sum of money given regularly, especially to a child or for expenses.
How do you use "allowance" in a sentence?
Example: "He spends his weekly allowance on comics and sweets." In Irish, "allowance" is liúntas.
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