city in Irish
city in Irish is cathair, baile mór — city means a large, important settlement, generally bigger than a town and often with its own local government.
city in Irish
cathair
baile mór
What does "city" mean?
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noun A large, important settlement, generally bigger than a town and often with its own local government.
"They moved from the countryside to the city for work."
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noun The central business or downtown area of a settlement.
"He commutes into the city every morning for his job."
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city in a sentence
- They moved from the countryside to the city for work.
- He commutes into the city every morning for his job.
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What is "city" in Irish?
"city" in Irish is cathair, baile mór. city means: A large, important settlement, generally bigger than a town and often with its own local government.
How do you use "city" in a sentence?
Example: "They moved from the countryside to the city for work." In Irish, "city" is cathair, baile mór.
Are there other ways to say "city" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "city": cathair, baile mór.
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