nuisance in Irish
nuisance in Irish is crá croí, núis — nuisance means a minor annoyance or source of inconvenience.
nuisance in Irish
crá croí
núis
(legal) Anything harmful or offensive to the community or to a member of it, for which a legal remedy exists.
What does "nuisance" mean?
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noun A minor annoyance or source of inconvenience.
"The dripping tap was a constant nuisance."
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noun In law, something harmful or offensive to the public or to an individual, for which there may be a legal remedy.
"The neighbours sued over the factory's noise as a public nuisance."
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nuisance in a sentence
- The dripping tap was a constant nuisance.
- Her little brother could be a real nuisance when he wanted attention.
- The neighbours sued over the factory's noise as a public nuisance.
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What is "nuisance" in Irish?
"nuisance" in Irish is crá croí, núis. nuisance means: A minor annoyance or source of inconvenience.
How do you use "nuisance" in a sentence?
Example: "The dripping tap was a constant nuisance." In Irish, "nuisance" is crá croí, núis.
Are there other ways to say "nuisance" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "nuisance": crá croí, núis.
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