discount in Irish
discount in Irish is lacáiste, lascaine — discount means a reduction in the usual price of something.
discount in Irish
lacáiste
A reduction in price.
lascaine
A reduction in price.
What does "discount" mean?
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noun A reduction in the usual price of something.
"The shop gave us a discount because the box was damaged."
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verb To reduce the price of something.
"The shop will discount unsold items at the end of the season."
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verb To dismiss or treat something as unimportant or unlikely to be true.
"We shouldn't discount the possibility that the train will be late."
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discount in a sentence
- The shop gave us a discount because the box was damaged.
- Students get a 20% discount on museum tickets.
- The shop will discount unsold items at the end of the season.
- They discounted the tickets for families who booked early.
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What is "discount" in Irish?
"discount" in Irish is lacáiste, lascaine. discount means: A reduction in the usual price of something.
How do you use "discount" in a sentence?
Example: "The shop gave us a discount because the box was damaged." In Irish, "discount" is lacáiste, lascaine.
Are there other ways to say "discount" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "discount": lacáiste, lascaine.
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