lanyard in Irish
lanyard in Irish is láinnéar — lanyard means a cord worn around the neck or wrist to hold a small item such as an ID badge, key, or whistle.
lanyard in Irish
láinnéar
What does "lanyard" mean?
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noun A cord worn around the neck or wrist to hold a small item such as an ID badge, key, or whistle.
"Her staff pass hung from a lanyard around her neck."
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lanyard in a sentence
- Her staff pass hung from a lanyard around her neck.
- He clipped his keys to a lanyard so he wouldn't lose them.
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What is "lanyard" in Irish?
"lanyard" in Irish is láinnéar. lanyard means: A cord worn around the neck or wrist to hold a small item such as an ID badge, key, or whistle.
How do you use "lanyard" in a sentence?
Example: "Her staff pass hung from a lanyard around her neck." In Irish, "lanyard" is láinnéar.
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