English to Irish Meaning of brake - coscáin

Brake :
coscáin

láimhseáil, Lug, lámh, coscáin, raithneach, Bush, ceilte, tor

coscáin

coscáinbrakedcoscáincoscánaithe
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Definitions of brake in English
Noun(1) a restraint used to slow or stop a vehicle(2) any of various ferns of the genus Pteris having pinnately compound leaves and including several popular houseplants(3) large coarse fern often several feet high; essentially weed ferns; cosmopolitan(4) an area thickly overgrown usually with one kind of plant(5) anything that slows or hinders a process
Verb(1) stop travelling by applying a brake(2) cause to stop by applying the brakes
Examples of brake in English
(1) During this he drove through red traffic lights, forced other vehicles to brake to avoid collisions, weaved in and out of traffic, and reached 85 mph.(2) This process usually requires a flax brake , a wooden device consisting of two hinged blades.(3) a brake pedal(4) The basic rule is to apply hard pressure to the brake pedal and leave it there.(5) constrained resources will act as a brake on research(6) During his fastest lap, he was forced to brake to avoid a slower car and used up too much of his tyres.(7) But this truck was forced to brake hard to avoid a pile-up.(8) drivers who brake abruptly(9) One car pulling into another lane and forcing the driver behind to brake hard is enough to start traffic bunching up.(10) The farmer passed handfuls of flax through a tool called a flax brake to break up the hard inner core.(11) she had to brake hard to avoid a milk float(12) In an attempt to slow down, I first applied light pressure to the brake pedal.(13) They also feature a brake pedal that moves towards the floor of the vehicle when a crash is detected to avoid possibility of leg injury to the driver.(14) Hydraulic Rear Wheel Boost increases rear brake pressure when the front axle is in ABS mode.(15) To reduce such ground, a large heavy harrow, generally termed a brake , is commonly employed.(16) And it uses the same technology as ESP by applying engine and brake control to the vehicle.
Related Phrases of brake
(1) parking brake ::
coscán páirceála
(2) brake pad ::
choscán
(3) brake pedal ::
coscán pedal
(4) brake fluid ::
leachta coscán
(5) hand brake ::
coscán láimhe
(6) brake shoe ::
bróg coscáin
(7) brake light ::
solas coscán
(8) emergency brake ::
coscán éigeandála
(9) brake lining ::
líneáil coscáin
Synonyms
Noun
1. curb ::
colbha
2. check ::
seiceáil
3. restraint ::
srianadh
4. restriction ::
srian
5. constraint ::
shriantacht
6. control ::
smacht
7. limitation ::
teorannú
Verb
9. slow ::
mall
10. decelerate ::
luasmhoilliú
11. reduce speed ::
laghdú luas
12. stop ::
stad
Different Forms
brake, braked, brakes, braking
Word Example from TV Shows
Yeah, I, uh... I'm... I'm, uh, staring at brake lights on the 40.

Yeah, I, uh... I'm... I'm, uh, staring at BRAKE lights on the 40.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 12

All right. You might want to go easier on the brake.

All right. You might want to go easier on the BRAKE.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 4

Okay. Brake pads, okay. Brake pads.

Okay. Brake pads, okay. Brake pads.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 9

The gas, the brake, the gas, the brake.

The gas, the BRAKE, the gas, the BRAKE.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 4

Okay. Brake pads, okay. Brake pads.

Okay. Brake pads, okay. Brake pads.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 9

English to Irish Dictionary: brake

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