warranty in Irish
warranty in Irish is baránta, barántas, urra — warranty means a written guarantee, usually provided with a purchase, promising repair or replacement if the product turns out to be faulty within a set period.
warranty in Irish
baránta
barántas
urra
(countable) A guarantee that a certain outcome or obligation will be fulfilled; security.
What does "warranty" mean?
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noun A written guarantee, usually provided with a purchase, promising repair or replacement if the product turns out to be faulty within a set period.
"The laptop comes with a two-year warranty."
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noun A formal assurance or guarantee that certain facts are true, especially in a legal or insurance contract.
"The contract included a warranty that the property had no outstanding debts against it."
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warranty in a sentence
- The laptop comes with a two-year warranty.
- She sent the broken toaster back under warranty.
- The contract included a warranty that the property had no outstanding debts against it.
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What is "warranty" in Irish?
"warranty" in Irish is baránta, barántas, urra. warranty means: A written guarantee, usually provided with a purchase, promising repair or replacement if the product turns out to be faulty within a set period.
How do you use "warranty" in a sentence?
Example: "The laptop comes with a two-year warranty." In Irish, "warranty" is baránta, barántas, urra.
Are there other ways to say "warranty" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "warranty": baránta, barántas, urra.
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