volume in Irish
volume in Irish is imleabhar — volume means how loud a sound is, or the control that adjusts it.
volume in Irish
imleabhar
What does "volume" mean?
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noun How loud a sound is, or the control that adjusts it.
"Could you turn the volume down, please?"
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noun The amount of three-dimensional space something occupies, measured in cubic units.
"They calculated the volume of water needed to fill the tank."
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noun The total amount of something, such as trade, traffic, or sales, over a period.
"Trading volume spiked after the earnings report."
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noun A single book, especially one of several forming a set.
"The encyclopedia filled twelve volumes on the shelf."
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volume in a sentence
- Could you turn the volume down, please?
- The speakers distorted at high volume.
- They calculated the volume of water needed to fill the tank.
- Trading volume spiked after the earnings report.
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What is "volume" in Irish?
"volume" in Irish is imleabhar. volume means: How loud a sound is, or the control that adjusts it.
How do you use "volume" in a sentence?
Example: "Could you turn the volume down, please?" In Irish, "volume" is imleabhar.
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