English to Irish Meaning of appropriate - iomchuí

Appropriate :
iomchuí

fiú, áitiú, iarscríbhinn, acu, urghabháil, iomchuí

iomchuí, ceart, cruinn, dian, beacht, oiriúnach, ábhartha, iarbhír, fíor, suntasach, cumasach, ann, láidir, diaicritice, sainiúil, ar leith, dlite

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Definitions of appropriate in English
Verb(1) give or assign a resource to a particular person or cause(2) take possession of by force, as after an invasion
Adjective(1) suitable for a particular person or place or condition etc
Examples of appropriate in English
(1) it's not appropriate for him to be present(2) In those circumstances we say it is appropriate for costs to follow the event.(3) But it is important to make sure the play programme is appropriate to the child.(4) The state, apparently, is to decide what material is appropriate for academic inquiry.(5) It would certainly not be appropriate to grant a stay in these circumstances.(6) In this circumstance it is appropriate to depend upon a set of rules for swift action.(7) A spokesman for the railway said the company didn't feel it was appropriate to comment at this stage.(8) As I prepare to leave Scotland for a while, it seems appropriate to focus on some of those bigger issues.(9) Given the title, it may be appropriate to consider the semiology of it all.(10) It's appropriate to apologise when you've been wrong but re-writing the past is not an option.(11) to make the appropriate arrangements(12) Some content during this event may not be appropriate for all audiences.(13) A conditional discharge would be appropriate for the offences in all the circumstances.(14) I felt it was entirely appropriate to honour my adopted country in my new hometown.(15) In this particular case I made the decision that it was not appropriate to do that.(16) Speed must be appropriate for the conditions, the size and type of vessel, and the safety of others in the area.
Related Phrases of appropriate
(1) appropriate action ::
gníomh cuí
(2) appropriate time ::
am iomchuí
(3) appropriate measures ::
bearta iomchuí
(4) appropriate technology ::
teicneolaíocht chuí
(5) appropriate person ::
duine iomchuí
(6) appropriate authority ::
údarás iomchuí
(7) appropriate measure ::
bheart iomchuí a
(8) be appropriate ::
oiriúnach
Synonyms
Adjective
1. suitable ::
oiriúnach
Verb
2. seize ::
urghabháil
3. steal ::
steal
4. plagiarize ::
plagiarize
5. allocate ::
leithdháileadh
6. capture ::
ghabháil
7. allow ::
cheadú
Different Forms
appropriate, appropriated, appropriately, appropriateness, appropriates, appropriating
Word Example from TV Shows
you're wondering if this is the appropriate time

you're wondering if this is the APPROPRIATE time

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 10

What kind of tea is appropriate

What kind of tea is APPROPRIATE

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 23

Oh, derived from the word

Oh, derived from the word "angel." Appropriate.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 22

I just wear the appropriate sun block because I don't take melanoma lightly.

I just wear the APPROPRIATE sun block because I don't take melanoma lightly.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 11

I'm just not sure it's appropriate with my son's roommate.

I'm just not sure it's APPROPRIATE with my son's roommate.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 15

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