eco- in Irish
eco- in Irish is éicea-, éici- — eco- means a shortened, informal form used to mean anything relating to ecology or the environment, often used as a prefix (eco-friendly, eco-tourism).
eco- in Irish
éicea-
ecology or the environment (in the ecological sense)
éici-
ecology or the environment (in the ecological sense)
What does "eco-" mean?
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noun A shortened, informal form used to mean anything relating to ecology or the environment, often used as a prefix (eco-friendly, eco-tourism).
"The store sells eco cleaning products in refillable bottles."
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eco- in a sentence
- The store sells eco cleaning products in refillable bottles.
- They marketed the resort as a fully eco getaway.
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What is "eco-" in Irish?
"eco-" in Irish is éicea-, éici-. eco- means: A shortened, informal form used to mean anything relating to ecology or the environment, often used as a prefix (eco-friendly, eco-tourism).
How do you use "eco-" in a sentence?
Example: "The store sells eco cleaning products in refillable bottles." In Irish, "eco-" is éicea-, éici-.
Are there other ways to say "eco-" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "eco-": éicea-, éici-.
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