invalid in Irish
invalid in Irish is breoiteachán — invalid means not legally or officially acceptable; not valid.
invalid in Irish
breoiteachán
(dated, sometimes, offensive) A person who is confined to home or bed because of illness, disability or injury; one who is too sick or weak to care for themselves.
What does "invalid" mean?
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adj Not legally or officially acceptable; not valid.
"Your passport is invalid because it expired last year."
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noun A person who is chronically ill, disabled, or too weak to care for themselves.
"He spent his final years as an invalid, cared for by his daughter."
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invalid in a sentence
- Your passport is invalid because it expired last year.
- The referee ruled the goal invalid due to an offside.
- He spent his final years as an invalid, cared for by his daughter.
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What is "invalid" in Irish?
"invalid" in Irish is breoiteachán. invalid means: Not legally or officially acceptable; not valid.
How do you use "invalid" in a sentence?
Example: "Your passport is invalid because it expired last year." In Irish, "invalid" is breoiteachán.
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