haberdashery in Irish
haberdashery in Irish is mionearraí, mionéadach — haberdashery means sewing supplies such as buttons, zips, thread, ribbon, needles and trimmings, or the shop or department that sells them.
haberdashery in Irish
mionearraí
Ribbons, buttons, thread, needles and similar sewing goods sold in a haberdasher's shop.
mionéadach
Ribbons, buttons, thread, needles and similar sewing goods sold in a haberdasher's shop.
What does "haberdashery" mean?
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noun Sewing supplies such as buttons, zips, thread, ribbon, needles and trimmings, or the shop or department that sells them.
"The haberdashery is on the second floor, next to the fabrics."
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noun A shop selling men's clothing and accessories such as shirts, ties, hats and gloves.
"He bought the suit at an old family haberdashery downtown."
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haberdashery in a sentence
- The haberdashery is on the second floor, next to the fabrics.
- She rummaged through the haberdashery drawer for a matching button.
- He bought the suit at an old family haberdashery downtown.
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What is "haberdashery" in Irish?
"haberdashery" in Irish is mionearraí, mionéadach. haberdashery means: Sewing supplies such as buttons, zips, thread, ribbon, needles and trimmings, or the shop or department that sells them.
How do you use "haberdashery" in a sentence?
Example: "The haberdashery is on the second floor, next to the fabrics." In Irish, "haberdashery" is mionearraí, mionéadach.
Are there other ways to say "haberdashery" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "haberdashery": mionearraí, mionéadach.
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