fiver in Irish
fiver in Irish is páipéar cúig phunt — fiver means (informal, chiefly UK) A five-pound or five-dollar banknote.
fiver in Irish
páipéar cúig phunt
(slang) A banknote with a value of five units of currency.
What does "fiver" mean?
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noun (informal, chiefly UK) A five-pound or five-dollar banknote.
"Could you lend me a fiver until payday?"
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fiver in a sentence
- Could you lend me a fiver until payday?
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What is "fiver" in Irish?
"fiver" in Irish is páipéar cúig phunt. fiver means: (informal, chiefly UK) A five-pound or five-dollar banknote.
How do you use "fiver" in a sentence?
Example: "Could you lend me a fiver until payday?" In Irish, "fiver" is páipéar cúig phunt.
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