gaffer in Irish
gaffer in Irish is saoiste — gaffer means the chief lighting technician on a film or television set.
gaffer in Irish
saoiste
(film) A chief lighting technician for a motion-picture or television production.
What does "gaffer" mean?
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noun The chief lighting technician on a film or television set.
"The gaffer adjusted the lights before the next take."
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noun British informal: a boss, foreman, or manager, especially in sport.
"The players say the new gaffer has transformed the team."
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noun An old man, especially an elderly one from the countryside.
"The old gaffer sat outside the pub every afternoon."
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gaffer in a sentence
- The gaffer adjusted the lights before the next take.
- The players say the new gaffer has transformed the team.
- The old gaffer sat outside the pub every afternoon.
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What is "gaffer" in Irish?
"gaffer" in Irish is saoiste. gaffer means: The chief lighting technician on a film or television set.
How do you use "gaffer" in a sentence?
Example: "The gaffer adjusted the lights before the next take." In Irish, "gaffer" is saoiste.
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