bench in Irish
bench in Irish is binse — bench means a long seat for more than one person, found in parks, courts, or changing rooms.
bench in Irish
binse
What does "bench" mean?
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noun A long seat for more than one person, found in parks, courts, or changing rooms.
"They sat on a park bench and watched the ducks."
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noun The judge or judges in a court, collectively; the judiciary.
"The bench ruled that the evidence was inadmissible."
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noun In sport, where substitute players and coaches sit, or those players collectively.
"Our bench added real depth in the second half."
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noun A sturdy work surface, as in a workshop or kitchen.
"She chopped the onions on the bench beside the cooker."
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bench in a sentence
- They sat on a park bench and watched the ducks.
- There is room for three people on the bench outside the changing rooms.
- The bench ruled that the evidence was inadmissible.
- The case was heard before a bench of three senior judges.
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What is "bench" in Irish?
"bench" in Irish is binse. bench means: A long seat for more than one person, found in parks, courts, or changing rooms.
How do you use "bench" in a sentence?
Example: "They sat on a park bench and watched the ducks." In Irish, "bench" is binse.
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