hygiene in Irish
hygiene in Irish is sláinteachas — hygiene means the practices and conditions that keep people healthy and clean, especially by preventing disease.
hygiene in Irish
sláinteachas
Those conditions and practices that promote and preserve health.
What does "hygiene" mean?
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noun The practices and conditions that keep people healthy and clean, especially by preventing disease.
"Good hygiene, like regular handwashing, helps stop germs from spreading."
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hygiene in a sentence
- Good hygiene, like regular handwashing, helps stop germs from spreading.
- The restaurant was fined for poor kitchen hygiene.
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What is "hygiene" in Irish?
"hygiene" in Irish is sláinteachas. hygiene means: The practices and conditions that keep people healthy and clean, especially by preventing disease.
How do you use "hygiene" in a sentence?
Example: "Good hygiene, like regular handwashing, helps stop germs from spreading." In Irish, "hygiene" is sláinteachas.
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