footnote in Irish
footnote in Irish is fonóta — footnote means a short note at the bottom of a page giving extra comment, reference, or citation.
footnote in Irish
fonóta
A short piece of text, often numbered, placed at the bottom of a printed page, that adds a comment, citation, reference etc, to a designated part of the main text.
What does "footnote" mean?
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noun A short note at the bottom of a page giving extra comment, reference, or citation.
"The claim was backed up by a footnote citing the original study."
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noun A minor event, overshadowed by something bigger it relates to (figurative).
"The scandal became just a footnote in the company's long history."
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verb To add explanatory notes to a text.
"The editor footnoted every unfamiliar term in the manuscript."
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footnote in a sentence
- The claim was backed up by a footnote citing the original study.
- The scandal became just a footnote in the company's long history.
- The editor footnoted every unfamiliar term in the manuscript.
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What is "footnote" in Irish?
"footnote" in Irish is fonóta. footnote means: A short note at the bottom of a page giving extra comment, reference, or citation.
How do you use "footnote" in a sentence?
Example: "The claim was backed up by a footnote citing the original study." In Irish, "footnote" is fonóta.
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