troublemaker in Irish
troublemaker in Irish is clampróir, mac mioscaise — troublemaker means someone who deliberately causes problems or stirs up conflict.
troublemaker in Irish
clampróir
One who causes trouble, especially one who does so deliberately.
mac mioscaise
One who causes trouble, especially one who does so deliberately.
What does "troublemaker" mean?
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noun Someone who deliberately causes problems or stirs up conflict.
"The teacher separated the known troublemakers from the rest of the class."
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troublemaker in a sentence
- The teacher separated the known troublemakers from the rest of the class.
- The teacher moved the troublemaker to the front row.
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What is "troublemaker" in Irish?
"troublemaker" in Irish is clampróir, mac mioscaise. troublemaker means: Someone who deliberately causes problems or stirs up conflict.
How do you use "troublemaker" in a sentence?
Example: "The teacher moved the troublemaker to the front row." In Irish, "troublemaker" is clampróir, mac mioscaise.
Are there other ways to say "troublemaker" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "troublemaker": clampróir, mac mioscaise.
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