material in Irish
material in Irish is ábhartha, damhna, mianach — material means a substance — such as wood, metal, plastic, or fabric — that something is made from.
material in Irish
ábhartha
damhna
mianach
What does "material" mean?
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noun A substance — such as wood, metal, plastic, or fabric — that something is made from.
"The kitchen worktop is made from a scratch-resistant material."
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noun Fabric or cloth, especially before it is made into clothing or furnishings.
"She bought three metres of blue material to make curtains."
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noun Information, ideas, or content that can be shaped into something finished, such as a book, report, or performance.
"The comedian tried out some new material at the small club before her tour."
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adj Relating to physical matter or objects, rather than ideas or spirit.
"He was more interested in material comforts than in spiritual matters."
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material in a sentence
- The kitchen worktop is made from a scratch-resistant material.
- Builders are struggling to source enough material for the new houses.
- She bought three metres of blue material to make curtains.
- The comedian tried out some new material at the small club before her tour.
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What is "material" in Irish?
"material" in Irish is ábhartha, damhna, mianach. material means: A substance — such as wood, metal, plastic, or fabric — that something is made from.
How do you use "material" in a sentence?
Example: "The kitchen worktop is made from a scratch-resistant material." In Irish, "material" is ábhartha, damhna, mianach.
Are there other ways to say "material" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "material": ábhartha, damhna, mianach.
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