impairment in Irish
impairment in Irish is lagú — impairment means a weakening or reduction in how well something functions.
impairment in Irish
lagú
The result of being impaired.
What does "impairment" mean?
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noun A weakening or reduction in how well something functions.
"The stroke left him with a speech impairment."
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noun A physical or mental disability.
"The building was redesigned to accommodate visitors with mobility impairments."
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noun In accounting, a permanent reduction in the recorded value of an asset.
"The company reported a large impairment on its factory equipment."
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impairment in a sentence
- The stroke left him with a speech impairment.
- Long hours of noise at work caused a gradual impairment of his hearing.
- The building was redesigned to accommodate visitors with mobility impairments.
- Children with a visual impairment may receive extra support in the classroom.
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What is "impairment" in Irish?
"impairment" in Irish is lagú. impairment means: A weakening or reduction in how well something functions.
How do you use "impairment" in a sentence?
Example: "The stroke left him with a speech impairment." In Irish, "impairment" is lagú.
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