widget in Irish
widget in Irish is giuirléid — widget means a made-up name for an unnamed or imaginary product, often used as an example to explain an idea.
widget in Irish
giuirléid
What does "widget" mean?
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noun A made-up name for an unnamed or imaginary product, often used as an example to explain an idea.
"Damage inflicted on the rail industry supply chain, from major contractors to widget manufacturers, would have further profound nationwide consequences on an already damaged industry and wrecked economy."
- noun A small device inside a beer can that creates foam when the can is opened.
- noun A hand tool with a blade, used to scrape paint or similar material off glass and other smooth surfaces.
- noun A general word for a tool, instrument, device, gadget or component.
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- Damage inflicted on the rail industry supply chain, from major contractors to widget manufacturers, would have further profound nationwide consequences on an already damaged industry and wrecked economy.
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What is "widget" in Irish?
"widget" in Irish is giuirléid. widget means: A made-up name for an unnamed or imaginary product, often used as an example to explain an idea.
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