No. 536 in Lithuanian

įrangos

"Įrangos" in English means "equipment."

In a sentence

Sporto klube yra modernios įrangos.
The gym has modern equipment.
In this sentence, 'įrangos' is in the genitive case, indicating possession or relationship, showing it belongs to or characterizes the gym.
Naudojame specialios įrangos mokytis naujų įgūdžių.
We use special equipment to learn new skills.
Here, 'įrangos' indicates tools or devices necessary for a specific purpose, used metaphorically to refer to resources for skill acquisition.
Mano draugas domisi techninės įrangos naujovėmis.
My friend is interested in advancements in technical equipment.
In this case, 'įrangos' refers to the instruments or machines related to a technical context, suggesting a focus on technological development.

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