English to Irish Meaning of believe - Creidim

Believe :
Creidim

Creidim, iontaobhas, dócha, creidmheasa, bainc ar, drochamhras, I mo thuairimse,, fios, ag brath ar, buille faoi thuairim, dhéaduchtú, talamh slán, tátal a bhaint astu, féachaint, a chur san áireamh, mheasfaidh, breathnú ar

CreidimchreidCreideannchreidiúint
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Definitions of believe in English
Verb(1) accept as true; take to be true(2) judge or regard; look upon; judge(3) be confident about something(4) follow a credo; have a faith; be a believer(5) credit with veracity
Examples of believe in English
(1) don't believe those lies(2) he didn't believe her(3) His team-mates believed the story was genuine because it suited them to believe it.(4) I believe we've already met(5) She also refuses to believe her when my friend says that people speak English in Trinidad.(6) God asks us to overcome what we cannot see, take a leap of faith and believe and trust in him.(7) I believe that this was the first time I truly understood the power of good branding.(8) What I think is so remarkable about these stories is that we can so very easily believe them.(9) humu-humu are, I believe, shrimp fritters(10) she didn't believe me(11) there are those on the fringes of the Church who do not really believe(12) He asked me to meet him and I believe that was on the same day as the telephone call.(13) We all know this to be true, but cannot help believe a miracle diet will make losing the weight so much easier.(14) Experts believe that these extreme weather events are likely to become much more frequent.(15) I believe it's true(16) Although the City didn't quite think that was true, they were inclined to believe him.
Related Phrases of believe
(1) to believe ::
Creid
(2) believe in ::
Creidim i
(3) believe it or not ::
Creid é nó ná creid
(4) make-believe ::
gcéill
(5) believe that ::
a chreidiúint, go
(6) hard to believe ::
deacair a chreideamh
(7) to believe in ::
chun a chreidiúint i
(8) reason to believe ::
cúis aige a chreidiúint
Synonyms
Verb
1. be convinced by ::
bheith cinnte le
2. regard as true ::
Maidir leis mar fíor
3. think ::
I mo thuairimse,
4. trust ::
iontaobhas
Antonyms
1. disbelieve ::
disbelieve
2. discredit ::
discredit
3. reject ::
dhiúltú
Different Forms
believe, believed, believes, believing
Word Example from TV Shows
I can't believe they even showed it on TV.

I can't BELIEVE they even showed it on TV.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 10

I don't believe it. This is a betrayal of my trust.

I don't BELIEVE it. This is a betrayal of my trust.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 6

You say you're from New Jersey, but how can I believe you?

You say you're from New Jersey, but how can I BELIEVE you?

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 2

I believe that an advantageous agreement...

I BELIEVE that an advantageous agreement...

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 6

I can't believe you two!

I can't BELIEVE you two!

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 15

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