practise in Irish
practise in Irish is cleacht — practise means to repeat an activity regularly in order to improve at it.
practise in Irish
cleacht
(transitive) To repeat (an activity) as a way of improving one's skill in that activity.
What does "practise" mean?
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verb To repeat an activity regularly in order to improve at it.
"She practises the violin for an hour every evening."
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verb To work actively in a profession such as medicine or law.
"He has practised law in London for over a decade."
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practise in a sentence
- She practises the violin for an hour every evening.
- You need to practise your presentation before the meeting.
- He has practised law in London for over a decade.
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What is "practise" in Irish?
"practise" in Irish is cleacht. practise means: To repeat an activity regularly in order to improve at it.
How do you use "practise" in a sentence?
Example: "She practises the violin for an hour every evening." In Irish, "practise" is cleacht.
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