capitalist in Irish
capitalist in Irish is rachmasaíoch, caipitlíoch, caipitlí — capitalist means a person who owns or invests significant wealth in businesses to earn a profit.
capitalist in Irish
rachmasaíoch
Supporting or endorsing capitalism.
caipitlíoch
Supporting or endorsing capitalism.
caipitlí
rachmasaí
What does "capitalist" mean?
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noun A person who owns or invests significant wealth in businesses to earn a profit.
"A wealthy capitalist bought the failing factory and hired more staff."
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adj Relating to or supporting capitalism.
"Many economists debate the strengths of the capitalist system."
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capitalist in a sentence
- A wealthy capitalist bought the failing factory and hired more staff.
- She became a capitalist after investing in several small shops.
- Many economists debate the strengths of the capitalist system.
- Her book explains how capitalist markets set prices through supply and demand.
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What is "capitalist" in Irish?
"capitalist" in Irish is rachmasaíoch, caipitlíoch, caipitlí. capitalist means: A person who owns or invests significant wealth in businesses to earn a profit.
How do you use "capitalist" in a sentence?
Example: "A wealthy capitalist bought the failing factory and hired more staff." In Irish, "capitalist" is rachmasaíoch, caipitlíoch, caipitlí.
Are there other ways to say "capitalist" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "capitalist": rachmasaíoch, caipitlíoch, caipitlí, rachmasaí.
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