consolidate in Irish
consolidate in Irish is neartaigh — consolidate means to combine several things into one, stronger whole.
consolidate in Irish
neartaigh
To make stronger or more solid.
What does "consolidate" mean?
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verb To combine several things into one, stronger whole.
"The two departments were consolidated into one team."
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verb To make something more secure, solid, or firmly established.
"The win consolidated his position as team captain."
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consolidate in a sentence
- The two departments were consolidated into one team.
- She consolidated her student loans into a single monthly payment.
- The win consolidated his position as team captain.
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What is "consolidate" in Irish?
"consolidate" in Irish is neartaigh. consolidate means: To combine several things into one, stronger whole.
How do you use "consolidate" in a sentence?
Example: "The two departments were consolidated into one team." In Irish, "consolidate" is neartaigh.
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