custody in Irish
custody in Irish is cumhdach — custody means the legal right and responsibility to care for someone, especially a child.
custody in Irish
cumhdach
Temporary possession or care of somebody else's property.
What does "custody" mean?
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noun The legal right and responsibility to care for someone, especially a child.
"The mother gained custody of the children."
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noun The state of being held by police, usually before a trial.
"The suspect was taken into custody after the raid."
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custody in a sentence
- The mother gained custody of the children.
- The parents share custody of their two children.
- The suspect was taken into custody after the raid.
- He was mistreated while in police custody.
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What is "custody" in Irish?
"custody" in Irish is cumhdach. custody means: The legal right and responsibility to care for someone, especially a child.
How do you use "custody" in a sentence?
Example: "The parents share custody of their two children." In Irish, "custody" is cumhdach.
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