economy in Irish
economy in Irish is barainneacht, geilleagar — economy means the system of production, trade, and consumption within a country, region, or community.
economy in Irish
barainneacht
geilleagar
The system of production and distribution and consumption. The overall measure of a currency system; as the national economy.
What does "economy" mean?
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noun The system of production, trade, and consumption within a country, region, or community.
"The national economy grew by two percent last year."
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noun Careful or frugal use of money or resources.
"They practised economy by cutting back on unnecessary trips."
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noun The cheaper class of seating on a plane or train.
"We flew economy to save money for the hotel."
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economy in a sentence
- The national economy grew by two percent last year.
- They practised economy by cutting back on unnecessary trips.
- We flew economy to save money for the hotel.
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What is "economy" in Irish?
"economy" in Irish is barainneacht, geilleagar. economy means: The system of production, trade, and consumption within a country, region, or community.
How do you use "economy" in a sentence?
Example: "The national economy grew by two percent last year." In Irish, "economy" is barainneacht, geilleagar.
Are there other ways to say "economy" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "economy": barainneacht, geilleagar.
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