barber in Irish
barber in Irish is bearbóir — barber means a person whose job is cutting hair and trimming beards, usually for male customers.
barber in Irish
bearbóir
A person whose profession is cutting the hair and beards of usually male customers.
What does "barber" mean?
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noun A person whose job is cutting hair and trimming beards, usually for male customers.
"He goes to the same barber every three weeks."
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verb To cut someone's hair or beard.
"The stylist barbered his beard into a neat point."
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barber in a sentence
- He goes to the same barber every three weeks.
- The stylist barbered his beard into a neat point.
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What is "barber" in Irish?
"barber" in Irish is bearbóir. barber means: A person whose job is cutting hair and trimming beards, usually for male customers.
How do you use "barber" in a sentence?
Example: "He goes to the same barber every three weeks." In Irish, "barber" is bearbóir.
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