offset in Irish
offset in Irish is cúitigh — offset means something that balances out or compensates for something else.
offset in Irish
cúitigh
(transitive) To counteract or compensate for, by applying a change in the opposite direction.
What does "offset" mean?
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noun Something that balances out or compensates for something else.
"The pay cut was partly an offset for the shorter hours."
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verb To counterbalance or compensate for something, typically by an opposite effect.
"The bonus helped offset the disappointment of the smaller raise."
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offset in a sentence
- The pay cut was partly an offset for the shorter hours.
- The company buys carbon offsets to reduce its environmental impact.
- The bonus helped offset the disappointment of the smaller raise.
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What is "offset" in Irish?
"offset" in Irish is cúitigh. offset means: Something that balances out or compensates for something else.
How do you use "offset" in a sentence?
Example: "The pay cut was partly an offset for the shorter hours." In Irish, "offset" is cúitigh.
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