loan in Irish
loan in Irish is iasacht, airleacan — loan means a sum of money lent to someone on the understanding that it will be paid back, often with interest.
loan in Irish
iasacht
airleacan
The permission to borrow any item.
iasacht
The permission to borrow any item.
What does "loan" mean?
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noun A sum of money lent to someone on the understanding that it will be paid back, often with interest.
"They took out a loan to buy their first car."
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verb To lend something to someone for temporary use.
"The museum loaned the painting to a gallery in Paris."
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loan in a sentence
- They took out a loan to buy their first car.
- The bank approved her loan application within a week.
- The museum loaned the painting to a gallery in Paris.
- Can you loan me your ladder for the weekend?
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What is "loan" in Irish?
"loan" in Irish is iasacht, airleacan. loan means: A sum of money lent to someone on the understanding that it will be paid back, often with interest.
How do you use "loan" in a sentence?
Example: "They took out a loan to buy their first car." In Irish, "loan" is iasacht, airleacan.
Are there other ways to say "loan" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "loan": iasacht, airleacan.
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