manual in Irish
manual in Irish is méarchlár — manual means a book giving instructions on how to use or operate something.
manual in Irish
méarchlár
(music) A keyboard for the hands on a harpsichord, organ, or other musical instrument.
What does "manual" mean?
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noun A book giving instructions on how to use or operate something.
"He checked the manual before trying to fix the printer."
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adj Done with the hands, or operated by a person rather than a machine.
"The job requires manual labor in all weather."
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manual in a sentence
- He checked the manual before trying to fix the printer.
- The car came with a thick owner's manual.
- The job requires manual labor in all weather.
- She prefers a manual transmission to an automatic one.
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What is "manual" in Irish?
"manual" in Irish is méarchlár. manual means: A book giving instructions on how to use or operate something.
How do you use "manual" in a sentence?
Example: "He checked the manual before trying to fix the printer." In Irish, "manual" is méarchlár.
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