e.g. in Irish
e.g. in Irish is m.sh. — e.g. means used before one or more examples of the thing just mentioned, meaning "for example".
e.g. in Irish
m.sh.
An initialism used to introduce an illustrative example or short list of examples: for the sake of an example; for example.
What does "e.g." mean?
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abbreviation Used before one or more examples of the thing just mentioned, meaning "for example".
"Bring something warm, e.g. a fleece or a heavy jumper."
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e.g. in a sentence
- Bring something warm, e.g. a fleece or a heavy jumper.
- Soft fruits (e.g. raspberries) do not freeze well.
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What is "e.g." in Irish?
"e.g." in Irish is m.sh.. e.g. means: Used before one or more examples of the thing just mentioned, meaning "for example".
How do you use "e.g." in a sentence?
Example: "Bring something warm, e.g. a fleece or a heavy jumper." In Irish, "e.g." is m.sh..
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