book in Irish
book in Irish is leabhar, cuir in áirithe — book means a set of printed or written pages bound together, meant to be read.
book in Irish
leabhar
cuir in áirithe
(transitive) To reserve (something) for future use.
What does "book" mean?
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noun A set of printed or written pages bound together, meant to be read.
"She finished the whole book in a single weekend."
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noun A record of a business's financial transactions (usually plural: "the books").
"The accountant went through the books before filing the tax return."
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noun A person or organization that takes bets on the outcome of events; short for bookmaker.
"He placed his bet with a book near the racetrack."
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verb To arrange or reserve something in advance.
"We booked a table for four at eight o'clock."
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book in a sentence
- She finished the whole book in a single weekend.
- He borrowed three books from the library.
- The accountant went through the books before filing the tax return.
- He placed his bet with a book near the racetrack.
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What is "book" in Irish?
"book" in Irish is leabhar, cuir in áirithe. book means: A set of printed or written pages bound together, meant to be read.
How do you use "book" in a sentence?
Example: "She finished the whole book in a single weekend." In Irish, "book" is leabhar, cuir in áirithe.
Are there other ways to say "book" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "book": leabhar, cuir in áirithe.
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