estimate in Irish
estimate in Irish is meastachán, meas — estimate means a rough calculation of a cost, size, or amount, made without exact figures.
estimate in Irish
meastachán
meas
To calculate roughly, often from imperfect data.
What does "estimate" mean?
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noun A rough calculation of a cost, size, or amount, made without exact figures.
"The builder gave us an estimate of five thousand pounds for the extension."
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verb To roughly calculate or judge the value, size, or cost of something.
"She estimated that the project would take three months."
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estimate in a sentence
- The builder gave us an estimate of five thousand pounds for the extension.
- Analysts revised their estimate of quarterly sales upward.
- She estimated that the project would take three months.
- I'd estimate the walk to the village takes about forty minutes.
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What is "estimate" in Irish?
"estimate" in Irish is meastachán, meas. estimate means: A rough calculation of a cost, size, or amount, made without exact figures.
How do you use "estimate" in a sentence?
Example: "The builder gave us an estimate of five thousand pounds for the extension." In Irish, "estimate" is meastachán, meas.
Are there other ways to say "estimate" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "estimate": meastachán, meas.
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