customs in Irish
customs in Irish is custam — customs means taxes charged on goods brought into or out of a country, or the government department that collects them.
customs in Irish
custam
(in the plural) The duties or taxes imposed on imported or exported goods.
What does "customs" mean?
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noun Taxes charged on goods brought into or out of a country, or the government department that collects them.
"We had to declare the wine at customs."
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customs in a sentence
- We had to declare the wine at customs.
- The package was held up in customs for a week.
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What is "customs" in Irish?
"customs" in Irish is custam. customs means: Taxes charged on goods brought into or out of a country, or the government department that collects them.
How do you use "customs" in a sentence?
Example: "We had to declare the wine at customs." In Irish, "customs" is custam.
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