polytechnic in Irish
polytechnic in Irish is ildánach, polaiteicnic — polytechnic means a college or institute that teaches applied sciences, engineering, and technical skills rather than purely academic subjects.
polytechnic in Irish
ildánach
polaiteicnic
(UK, dated) An educational institute that teaches applied arts and sciences rather than academic subjects.
What does "polytechnic" mean?
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noun A college or institute that teaches applied sciences, engineering, and technical skills rather than purely academic subjects.
"He trained as an electrician at the local polytechnic."
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adj Relating to instruction in many practical arts and technical subjects.
"The city built a new polytechnic institute to train skilled tradespeople."
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polytechnic in a sentence
- He trained as an electrician at the local polytechnic.
- The city built a new polytechnic institute to train skilled tradespeople.
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What is "polytechnic" in Irish?
"polytechnic" in Irish is ildánach, polaiteicnic. polytechnic means: A college or institute that teaches applied sciences, engineering, and technical skills rather than purely academic subjects.
How do you use "polytechnic" in a sentence?
Example: "He trained as an electrician at the local polytechnic." In Irish, "polytechnic" is ildánach, polaiteicnic.
Are there other ways to say "polytechnic" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "polytechnic": ildánach, polaiteicnic.
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