occasional in Irish
occasional in Irish is ócáideach — occasional means happening from time to time, but not regularly or often.
occasional in Irish
ócáideach
Occurring or appearing irregularly from time to time, but not often; incidental.
What does "occasional" mean?
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adj Happening from time to time, but not regularly or often.
"There will be occasional showers this afternoon, but mostly it will stay dry."
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adj Created for or used on a particular event or occasion.
"The choir learned an occasional piece written for the opening of the new bridge."
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occasional in a sentence
- There will be occasional showers this afternoon, but mostly it will stay dry.
- He has the occasional cup of coffee, but usually drinks tea.
- The choir learned an occasional piece written for the opening of the new bridge.
- He composed an occasional poem to celebrate the school's anniversary.
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What is "occasional" in Irish?
"occasional" in Irish is ócáideach. occasional means: Happening from time to time, but not regularly or often.
How do you use "occasional" in a sentence?
Example: "There will be occasional showers this afternoon, but mostly it will stay dry." In Irish, "occasional" is ócáideach.
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