English to Irish Meaning of english - Béarla

English :

Béarla, complexion cothrom, Eorpach

Béarla, eachtrach, Eorpach

Béarlaenglisherenglishes
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Definitions of english in English
Noun(1) an Indo-European language belonging to the West Germanic branch; the official language of Britain and the United States and most of the commonwealth countries(2) the people of England(3) the discipline that studies the English language and literature(4) (sports
Adjective(1) of or relating to or characteristic of England or its culture or people(2) of or relating to the English language
Examples of english in English
(1) An hour's journey brought them to the bank of the river, which, dividing above it, engirdled the town, to reunite near the roadway that they followed.(2) Here, in addition to the eastern dome and south-eastern tower, we see a portion of this gallery as it engirdles the nave and the south transept walls.
Related Phrases of english
(1) English ::
Béarla
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Noun
1. side ::
taobh
Different Forms
english, englisher, englishes
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or possibly penguins, her English is atrocious.

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