instrument in Irish
instrument in Irish is uirlis, adhbh cheoil, gléas — instrument means a tool, especially a precise one used for measuring, medical work, or scientific tasks.
instrument in Irish
uirlis
A device used to produce music.
adhbh cheoil
A device used to produce music.
gléas
A device used to produce music.
ionstraim
A device used to produce music.
ionstraim
A tool, implement used for manipulation or measurement.
uirlis
A tool, implement used for manipulation or measurement.
ionstraim
(legal) A legal document, such as a contract, deed, trust, mortgage, power, indenture, or will.
What does "instrument" mean?
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noun A tool, especially a precise one used for measuring, medical work, or scientific tasks.
"The surgeon laid out each instrument before the operation."
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noun A device used to produce music.
"The violin was the first instrument she ever learned."
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noun A person or thing used to achieve a particular purpose, often by someone else.
"He became an unwitting instrument of the scheme."
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instrument in a sentence
- The surgeon laid out each instrument before the operation.
- The violin was the first instrument she ever learned.
- He became an unwitting instrument of the scheme.
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What is "instrument" in Irish?
"instrument" in Irish is uirlis, adhbh cheoil, gléas. instrument means: A tool, especially a precise one used for measuring, medical work, or scientific tasks.
How do you use "instrument" in a sentence?
Example: "The surgeon laid out each instrument before the operation." In Irish, "instrument" is uirlis, adhbh cheoil, gléas.
Are there other ways to say "instrument" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "instrument": uirlis, adhbh cheoil, gléas, ionstraim.
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