clerical in Irish
clerical in Irish is cléireachais, cléiriúil — clerical means relating to routine office work, such as filing, typing, or record-keeping.
clerical in Irish
cléireachais
Of or relating to clerks or their work.
cléiriúil
Of or relating to clerks or their work.
What does "clerical" mean?
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adj Relating to routine office work, such as filing, typing, or record-keeping.
"The mistake was just a clerical error in the paperwork."
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adj Relating to the clergy.
"The bishop wore his clerical collar to the meeting."
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clerical in a sentence
- The mistake was just a clerical error in the paperwork.
- She was hired for a clerical position in the accounts department.
- The bishop wore his clerical collar to the meeting.
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What is "clerical" in Irish?
"clerical" in Irish is cléireachais, cléiriúil. clerical means: Relating to routine office work, such as filing, typing, or record-keeping.
How do you use "clerical" in a sentence?
Example: "The mistake was just a clerical error in the paperwork." In Irish, "clerical" is cléireachais, cléiriúil.
Are there other ways to say "clerical" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "clerical": cléireachais, cléiriúil.
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