troupe in Irish
troupe in Irish is compántas — troupe means a group of performers, such as actors, singers, or dancers, who work together.
troupe in Irish
compántas
A company of, often touring, actors, singers or dancers.
What does "troupe" mean?
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noun A group of performers, such as actors, singers, or dancers, who work together.
"The touring troupe put on three shows a week across small towns."
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troupe in a sentence
- The touring troupe put on three shows a week across small towns.
- She joined a dance troupe straight out of college.
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What is "troupe" in Irish?
"troupe" in Irish is compántas. troupe means: A group of performers, such as actors, singers, or dancers, who work together.
How do you use "troupe" in a sentence?
Example: "The touring troupe put on three shows a week across small towns." In Irish, "troupe" is compántas.
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