member in Irish
member in Irish is ball, comhalta — member means a person who belongs to a group, club, organisation, or team.
member in Irish
ball
One who belongs to a group.
comhalta
One who belongs to a group.
ball
Part of an animal capable of performing a distinct office; an organ; a limb.
What does "member" mean?
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noun A person who belongs to a group, club, organisation, or team.
"She has been a member of the local choir for ten years."
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noun A part of something larger, such as a limb of a body or a component of a structure or equation.
"A limb is sometimes called a member of the body."
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noun In programming, a variable or function that belongs to a class or object.
"You can call a public member function from outside the class."
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member in a sentence
- She has been a member of the local choir for ten years.
- Only members can vote at the annual meeting.
- A limb is sometimes called a member of the body.
- The central member of the bridge carries most of the weight.
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What is "member" in Irish?
"member" in Irish is ball, comhalta. member means: A person who belongs to a group, club, organisation, or team.
How do you use "member" in a sentence?
Example: "She has been a member of the local choir for ten years." In Irish, "member" is ball, comhalta.
Are there other ways to say "member" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "member": ball, comhalta.
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