economical in Irish
economical in Irish is eacnamaíoch, eacnamúil — economical means careful with money or resources; not wasteful.
economical in Irish
eacnamaíoch
eacnamúil
What does "economical" mean?
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adj Careful with money or resources; not wasteful.
"She's always been economical, saving a little from every paycheck."
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adj Efficient in the use of money, materials, or effort; good value.
"This car is far more economical on fuel than our old one."
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economical in a sentence
- She's always been economical, saving a little from every paycheck.
- This car is far more economical on fuel than our old one.
- The recipe is a good, economical way to feed a large family.
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What is "economical" in Irish?
"economical" in Irish is eacnamaíoch, eacnamúil. economical means: Careful with money or resources; not wasteful.
How do you use "economical" in a sentence?
Example: "She's always been economical, saving a little from every paycheck." In Irish, "economical" is eacnamaíoch, eacnamúil.
Are there other ways to say "economical" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "economical": eacnamaíoch, eacnamúil.
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