entrust in Irish
entrust in Irish is cuir in iontaoibh, lig ar iontaoibh le — entrust means to give someone responsibility for something valuable or important, trusting them to look after it.
entrust in Irish
cuir in iontaoibh
(transitive) To trust to the care of.
lig ar iontaoibh le
(transitive) To trust to the care of.
What does "entrust" mean?
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verb To give someone responsibility for something valuable or important, trusting them to look after it.
"She entrusted her savings to a financial advisor."
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entrust in a sentence
- She entrusted her savings to a financial advisor.
- The coach entrusted the team captain with keeping morale up.
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What is "entrust" in Irish?
"entrust" in Irish is cuir in iontaoibh, lig ar iontaoibh le. entrust means: To give someone responsibility for something valuable or important, trusting them to look after it.
How do you use "entrust" in a sentence?
Example: "She entrusted her savings to a financial advisor." In Irish, "entrust" is cuir in iontaoibh, lig ar iontaoibh le.
Are there other ways to say "entrust" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "entrust": cuir in iontaoibh, lig ar iontaoibh le.
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