ergonomics in Irish
ergonomics in Irish is eirgeanamaíocht — ergonomics means the study of how equipment, furniture and workplaces should be designed so that people can use them comfortably, safely and efficiently.
ergonomics in Irish
eirgeanamaíocht
The science of the design of equipment, especially so as to reduce operator fatigue, discomfort and injury. [from c. 1950.]
What does "ergonomics" mean?
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noun The study of how equipment, furniture and workplaces should be designed so that people can use them comfortably, safely and efficiently.
"Poor ergonomics is behind most office back complaints."
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noun The way a particular object or space fits the person using it.
"The ergonomics of the new keyboard are a clear improvement."
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ergonomics in a sentence
- Poor ergonomics is behind most office back complaints.
- The company brought in a specialist to assess the ergonomics of the assembly line.
- The ergonomics of the new keyboard are a clear improvement.
- I liked the car's engine but not its ergonomics.
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What is "ergonomics" in Irish?
"ergonomics" in Irish is eirgeanamaíocht. ergonomics means: The study of how equipment, furniture and workplaces should be designed so that people can use them comfortably, safely and efficiently.
How do you use "ergonomics" in a sentence?
Example: "Poor ergonomics is behind most office back complaints." In Irish, "ergonomics" is eirgeanamaíocht.
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