chapter in Irish
chapter in Irish is caibidil — chapter means one of the main divisions of a book or other written work.
chapter in Irish
caibidil
A section of a work, a collection of works, or fragments of works, often manuscripts or transcriptions, created by scholars or advocates, not the original authors, to aid in finding portions of the texts.
What does "chapter" mean?
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noun One of the main divisions of a book or other written work.
"She stayed up late to finish the last chapter of the novel."
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noun A local branch of a larger organisation, club, or society.
"He joined the local chapter of the charity as a volunteer."
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noun A distinct period or stage in someone's life or in a story of events.
"Moving abroad felt like starting a new chapter in her life."
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chapter in a sentence
- She stayed up late to finish the last chapter of the novel.
- Chapter three covers the causes of the war.
- He joined the local chapter of the charity as a volunteer.
- Moving abroad felt like starting a new chapter in her life.
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What is "chapter" in Irish?
"chapter" in Irish is caibidil. chapter means: One of the main divisions of a book or other written work.
How do you use "chapter" in a sentence?
Example: "She stayed up late to finish the last chapter of the novel." In Irish, "chapter" is caibidil.
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