attendant in Irish
attendant in Irish is eachlach — attendant means a person whose job is to help or serve people in a particular place, such as a parking lot or flight.
attendant in Irish
eachlach
A servant or valet.
What does "attendant" mean?
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noun A person whose job is to help or serve people in a particular place, such as a parking lot or flight.
"The flight attendant offered us drinks before takeoff."
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adj Accompanying or resulting from something else, often problems that come along with a situation.
"The new policy brought with it several attendant complications."
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attendant in a sentence
- The flight attendant offered us drinks before takeoff.
- The new policy brought with it several attendant complications.
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What is "attendant" in Irish?
"attendant" in Irish is eachlach. attendant means: A person whose job is to help or serve people in a particular place, such as a parking lot or flight.
How do you use "attendant" in a sentence?
Example: "The flight attendant offered us drinks before takeoff." In Irish, "attendant" is eachlach.
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