amateur in Irish
amateur in Irish is amaitéarach — amateur means someone who takes part in an activity, sport, or art for enjoyment rather than as a paid profession.
amateur in Irish
amaitéarach
Showing a lack of professionalism, experience or talent.
amaitéarach
Someone who is unqualified or insufficiently skillful.
What does "amateur" mean?
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noun Someone who takes part in an activity, sport, or art for enjoyment rather than as a paid profession.
"My uncle is a keen amateur who plays cricket every weekend for fun."
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noun Someone who lacks skill or experience at something; a novice.
"I'm a complete amateur at cooking, so please be patient with me."
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adj Not done professionally; carried out by non-professionals.
"The amateur choir performs at the village hall every spring."
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amateur in a sentence
- My uncle is a keen amateur who plays cricket every weekend for fun.
- She's a serious amateur photographer who sells prints on the side.
- I'm a complete amateur at cooking, so please be patient with me.
- Don't ask me to fix the sink, because I'm just an amateur.
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What is "amateur" in Irish?
"amateur" in Irish is amaitéarach. amateur means: Someone who takes part in an activity, sport, or art for enjoyment rather than as a paid profession.
How do you use "amateur" in a sentence?
Example: "My uncle is a keen amateur who plays cricket every weekend for fun." In Irish, "amateur" is amaitéarach.
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