establishment in Irish
establishment in Irish is bunaíocht — establishment means a business, organization, or institution, especially one with a physical location.
establishment in Irish
bunaíocht
What does "establishment" mean?
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noun A business, organization, or institution, especially one with a physical location.
"The restaurant is a well-known establishment on the high street."
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noun The act of setting something up permanently, or the state of being set up.
"The establishment of the new committee took several months of planning."
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noun The powerful, entrenched group in a society or field that tends to protect the existing order.
"The politician campaigned as an outsider against the establishment."
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establishment in a sentence
- The restaurant is a well-known establishment on the high street.
- They run a small drinking establishment near the harbour.
- The establishment of the new committee took several months of planning.
- The politician campaigned as an outsider against the establishment.
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What is "establishment" in Irish?
"establishment" in Irish is bunaíocht. establishment means: A business, organization, or institution, especially one with a physical location.
How do you use "establishment" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant is a well-known establishment on the high street." In Irish, "establishment" is bunaíocht.
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