in charge in Irish
in charge in Irish is i bhfeighil, i mbun, i gceannas — in charge means having control of or responsibility for a group, situation or piece of work.
in charge in Irish
i bhfeighil
Having the responsibility of leading or overseeing.
i mbun
Having the responsibility of leading or overseeing.
i gceannas
Having the power of command or control.
sa diallait
Having the power of command or control.
What does "in charge" mean?
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adjective Having control of or responsibility for a group, situation or piece of work.
"Who is in charge while the manager is away?"
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in charge in a sentence
- Who is in charge while the manager is away?
- She has been in charge of the accounts for six years.
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What is "in charge" in Irish?
"in charge" in Irish is i bhfeighil, i mbun, i gceannas. in charge means: Having control of or responsibility for a group, situation or piece of work.
How do you use "in charge" in a sentence?
Example: "Who is in charge while the manager is away?" In Irish, "in charge" is i bhfeighil, i mbun, i gceannas.
Are there other ways to say "in charge" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "in charge": i bhfeighil, i mbun, i gceannas, sa diallait.
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