unattached in Irish
unattached in Irish is díomhaoin, singil — unattached means not physically joined or connected to something else.
unattached in Irish
díomhaoin
Not married and not involved in a romantic relationship.
singil
Not married and not involved in a romantic relationship.
What does "unattached" mean?
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adj Not physically joined or connected to something else.
"The cable was left unattached, dangling from the wall."
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adj Not in a romantic relationship; single.
"He mentioned, a little too casually, that he was unattached."
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adj Not affiliated with any particular group or organization.
"She competed as an unattached runner, without a club sponsor."
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unattached in a sentence
- The cable was left unattached, dangling from the wall.
- He mentioned, a little too casually, that he was unattached.
- She competed as an unattached runner, without a club sponsor.
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What is "unattached" in Irish?
"unattached" in Irish is díomhaoin, singil. unattached means: Not physically joined or connected to something else.
How do you use "unattached" in a sentence?
Example: "The cable was left unattached, dangling from the wall." In Irish, "unattached" is díomhaoin, singil.
Are there other ways to say "unattached" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "unattached": díomhaoin, singil.
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