fitting in Irish
fitting in Irish is diongbháilte, fóirsteanach, oiriúnach — fitting means appropriate or suitable for the occasion.
fitting in Irish
diongbháilte
Appropriate; suitable.
fóirsteanach
Appropriate; suitable.
oiriúnach
Appropriate; suitable.
oirtheoireacht
gabháil
The act of trying on clothes to inspect or adjust the fit.
What does "fitting" mean?
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adj Appropriate or suitable for the occasion.
"A quiet walk by the sea seemed a fitting end to the day."
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noun A small part used to attach or connect fixtures, pipes, or equipment.
"You will need a new fitting to join the two pipes."
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noun A session where clothing is tried on and adjusted to a person's measurements.
"The tailor booked my fitting for ten o'clock on Saturday morning."
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fitting in a sentence
- A quiet walk by the sea seemed a fitting end to the day.
- Her calm speech was a fitting response to the angry crowd.
- You will need a new fitting to join the two pipes.
- The shop sells brass fittings for taps and radiators.
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What is "fitting" in Irish?
"fitting" in Irish is diongbháilte, fóirsteanach, oiriúnach. fitting means: Appropriate or suitable for the occasion.
How do you use "fitting" in a sentence?
Example: "A quiet walk by the sea seemed a fitting end to the day." In Irish, "fitting" is diongbháilte, fóirsteanach, oiriúnach.
Are there other ways to say "fitting" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 5 translations listed for "fitting": diongbháilte, fóirsteanach, oiriúnach, oirtheoireacht, gabháil.
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