Manchester in Irish
Manchester in Irish is Manchain — Manchester means a major city in northwestern England, historically central to the Industrial Revolution and now known for music, football, and culture.
Manchester in Irish
Manchain
What does "Manchester" mean?
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name A major city in northwestern England, historically central to the Industrial Revolution and now known for music, football, and culture.
"They flew into Manchester for the football match."
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noun In Australian and New Zealand English, household linen such as sheets, towels, and pillowcases, especially as a retail category.
"She picked up new bedding in the manchester section of the store."
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Manchester in a sentence
- They flew into Manchester for the football match.
- She picked up new bedding in the manchester section of the store.
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What is "Manchester" in Irish?
"Manchester" in Irish is Manchain. Manchester means: A major city in northwestern England, historically central to the Industrial Revolution and now known for music, football, and culture.
How do you use "Manchester" in a sentence?
Example: "They flew into Manchester for the football match." In Irish, "Manchester" is Manchain.
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