amount in Irish
amount in Irish is suim — amount means a quantity of something, especially something that can't easily be counted as separate units.
amount in Irish
suim
The total, aggregate or sum of material (not applicable to discrete numbers or units or items in standard English).
What does "amount" mean?
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noun A quantity of something, especially something that can't easily be counted as separate units.
"They spent a huge amount of money on the renovation."
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verb To add up to, or be equivalent to, a certain total or level of significance.
"His excuse amounted to little more than a lie."
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amount in a sentence
- They spent a huge amount of money on the renovation.
- Only a small amount of sugar is needed for this recipe.
- His excuse amounted to little more than a lie.
- Her total debts amounted to nearly ten thousand dollars.
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What is "amount" in Irish?
"amount" in Irish is suim. amount means: A quantity of something, especially something that can't easily be counted as separate units.
How do you use "amount" in a sentence?
Example: "They spent a huge amount of money on the renovation." In Irish, "amount" is suim.
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