vocabulary in Irish
vocabulary in Irish is foclóirín — vocabulary means all the words someone knows and uses, or all the words belonging to a particular subject or language.
vocabulary in Irish
foclóirín
What does "vocabulary" mean?
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noun All the words someone knows and uses, or all the words belonging to a particular subject or language.
"My little brother's vocabulary grows every week as he learns new words at school."
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- My little brother's vocabulary grows every week as he learns new words at school.
- Reading widely is a great way to build your vocabulary.
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What is "vocabulary" in Irish?
"vocabulary" in Irish is foclóirín. vocabulary means: All the words someone knows and uses, or all the words belonging to a particular subject or language.
How do you use "vocabulary" in a sentence?
Example: "My little brother's vocabulary grows every week as he learns new words at school." In Irish, "vocabulary" is foclóirín.
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