variety in Irish
variety in Irish is sórt — variety means a difference from what is usual or expected.
variety in Irish
sórt
(algebraic geometry) Ellipsis of algebraic variety (“the set of solutions of a given system of polynomial equations over the real or complex numbers; any of certain generalisations of such a set that preserves the geometric intuition implicit in the original definition”).
What does "variety" mean?
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noun A difference from what is usual or expected.
"Add some variety to your week by trying a different route to work."
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noun One particular kind or version of something.
"This variety of cheese is made only in the mountains."
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noun A type of animal or plant with features that make it different from others of the same species.
"This variety of apple stays crisp for months in a cool cellar."
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noun In biology, a classification level below species and subspecies, or an organism at that level.
"Botanists described the plant as a variety of the common wild rose."
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variety in a sentence
- Add some variety to your week by trying a different route to work.
- Eating the same lunch every day lacks variety, so I swap things around.
- This variety of cheese is made only in the mountains.
- Which variety of coffee do you prefer, strong or mild?
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What is "variety" in Irish?
"variety" in Irish is sórt. variety means: A difference from what is usual or expected.
How do you use "variety" in a sentence?
Example: "Add some variety to your week by trying a different route to work." In Irish, "variety" is sórt.
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