settlement in Irish
settlement in Irish is lonnaíocht, socrú — settlement means a formal agreement that resolves a dispute, often involving payment.
settlement in Irish
lonnaíocht
The state of being settled.
socrú
The state of being settled.
lonnaíocht
A colony that is newly established; a place or region newly settled (even in past times).
socrú
What does "settlement" mean?
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noun A formal agreement that resolves a dispute, often involving payment.
"They reached a settlement before the case went to trial."
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noun A community of people who have established themselves in a new or previously unoccupied area.
"Archaeologists uncovered an ancient settlement near the river."
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settlement in a sentence
- They reached a settlement before the case went to trial.
- The insurance settlement covered most of the repair costs.
- Archaeologists uncovered an ancient settlement near the river.
- The early settlement grew into a thriving town.
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What is "settlement" in Irish?
"settlement" in Irish is lonnaíocht, socrú. settlement means: A formal agreement that resolves a dispute, often involving payment.
How do you use "settlement" in a sentence?
Example: "They reached a settlement before the case went to trial." In Irish, "settlement" is lonnaíocht, socrú.
Are there other ways to say "settlement" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "settlement": lonnaíocht, socrú.
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