robot in Irish
robot in Irish is róbait — robot means a machine, often shaped like a person, built to move and perform tasks on its own or under programmed control.
robot in Irish
róbait
(chiefly, science fiction) An intelligent mechanical being designed to look like a human or other creature, and usually made from metal. [from 20th c.]
What does "robot" mean?
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noun A machine, often shaped like a person, built to move and perform tasks on its own or under programmed control.
"A little robot vacuum glided around the living room, avoiding the furniture."
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noun A piece of software that automatically carries out tasks online, such as crawling web pages or replying to messages.
"Search engines send a robot to read new pages on the website."
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noun A person who behaves in a stiff, mechanical, or emotionless way.
"After years on the night shift, he moved around like a robot."
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robot in a sentence
- A little robot vacuum glided around the living room, avoiding the furniture.
- The factory installed robots to weld car parts on the assembly line.
- Search engines send a robot to read new pages on the website.
- The chat robot answered customers' questions even after the office had closed.
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What is "robot" in Irish?
"robot" in Irish is róbait. robot means: A machine, often shaped like a person, built to move and perform tasks on its own or under programmed control.
How do you use "robot" in a sentence?
Example: "A little robot vacuum glided around the living room, avoiding the furniture." In Irish, "robot" is róbait.
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