joiner in Irish
joiner in Irish is siúinéir — joiner means a skilled tradesperson who builds furniture, doors, and fittings from wood.
joiner in Irish
siúinéir
A maker of wooden furniture or fittings.
What does "joiner" mean?
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noun A skilled tradesperson who builds furniture, doors, and fittings from wood.
"The joiner fitted new cupboard doors in the kitchen."
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noun Someone who readily joins clubs, groups, or organizations.
"He's a real joiner — committees, clubs, you name it."
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joiner in a sentence
- The joiner fitted new cupboard doors in the kitchen.
- He's a real joiner — committees, clubs, you name it.
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What is "joiner" in Irish?
"joiner" in Irish is siúinéir. joiner means: A skilled tradesperson who builds furniture, doors, and fittings from wood.
How do you use "joiner" in a sentence?
Example: "The joiner fitted new cupboard doors in the kitchen." In Irish, "joiner" is siúinéir.
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