English to Irish Meaning of arc - stua

Arc :

stua

noun

brú, stua, preas, tionchar a imirt, Saighdeoir, Bow, áirse

Arc :: stuaArced :: arcedArcing :: arcingArcs :: Airc

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Definitions of arc in English

Noun(1) electrical conduction through a gas in an applied electric field(2) a continuous portion of a circle(3) something curved in shape
Verb(1) form an arch or curve

Examples of arc in English

(1) A large dugong and calf had just surfaced for air and I turned round in time to watch their rounded torsos arc in unison and with a swirl of their tails, they disappeared.(2) To improve arc initiation and control the spread of the arc , the electrode should be ground to a point.(3) Considering all the above factors an arc or spark from a broken wire is most likely to be responsible for a fire on this type of machine and, as I understand it, this reflects industry experience.(4) he swung his torch in a wide arc(5) Inhale slightly more than usual and hold your breath as you lower the weights in a wide arc out to your sides.(6) Plot points of the main arc are sprinkled throughout, typically bookending the standalone story.(7) If we use an angle h, the arc length will be krh, where k is a constant that depends on the units of angle you use.(8) The movies, hilariously enough, follow an almost identical arc to the equally maligned series.(9) The flicker produced by fluorescent lamps is a result of the pulsing of the arc within the lamp.(10) Today I thus have only the vaguest idea of the story of King David, the basis for the arc of Kings.(11) The teenage comedy arc is fully intact: geek is a geek, geek becomes popular, geek faces insurmountable odds, geek triumphs.(12) Beyond Corryhabbie Hill on the opposite side of Glen Rinnes, Lochnager and the arc of the Cairngorms form the distant horizon.(13) The other arc functions, acos, and atan, behave as their more-familiar counterparts.(14) modern welding generators are designed so that there is a high voltage for striking the arc(15) His version of ChÔö£├│teau Lafite follows the original French blueprints but adds two extra floors, and has the building's two wings linked by an arc of Romanesque columns.(16) Some two hours later a fire broke out in the Commanding Officer's cabin and electrical space, caused by an arc in the main power cables that ran through the area which had become swamped by water.

Related Phrases of arc

(1) arc welding ::

stua táthú

(2) reflex arc ::

stua athfhillteach

(3) arc length ::

stua fad

(4) electric arc ::

stua leictreach

(5) arc lamp ::

lampa stua

(6) arc-shaped ::

stua-chruthach

(7) story arc ::

scéal stua

(8) major arc ::

stua mór

Related Phrases of arc

(1) arc welding ::

stua táthú

(2) reflex arc ::

stua athfhillteach

(3) arc length ::

stua fad

(4) electric arc ::

stua leictreach

(5) arc lamp ::

lampa stua

(6) arc-shaped ::

stua-chruthach

(7) story arc ::

scéal stua

(8) major arc ::

stua mór

Synonyms

Noun

1. curve ::

cuar

2. bow ::

Bow

3. discharge ::

urscaoileadh

Verb

4. curl ::

curl

5. arch ::

áirse

Different Forms

arc, arced, arcing, arcs

Word Example from TV Shows

the moment one ball is at the top of its ARC, you toss the next one.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 22

Examples of arc from TV Shows

the moment one ball is at the top of its ARC, you toss the next one.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 22

English to Irish Dictionary: arc

Meaning and definitions of arc, translation in Irish language for arc with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of arc in Irish and in English language.

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What arc means in Irish, arc meaning in Irish, arc definition, examples and pronunciation of arc in Irish language.

English to Irish Dictionary: arc

Meaning and definitions of arc, translation in Irish language for arc with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of arc in Irish and in English language.

Tags for the entry 'arc'

What arc means in Irish, arc meaning in Irish, arc definition, examples and pronunciation of arc in Irish language.