English to Irish Meaning of discovery - fionnachtain

Discovery :

fionnachtain

noun

teacht, fionnachtain, aireagán, aimsiú, oscailt, cuardaigh, rian, éileamh, bhrath, taispeáint, taispeáin, ag taispeáint, taispeántas, paráid, cialluíonn an abairt, nochtadh, léiriú, eisiúint

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Definitions of discovery in English

Noun(1) the act of discovering something(2) something that is discovered(3) a productive insight(4) (law

Examples of discovery in English

(1) Eating always filled us with a sense of adventure and discovery .(2) The discovery of potential terrorists is proof that the process has begun.(3) the drug is not a new discovery(4) Such a discovery would have fascinating consequences for the debate on the origins of life on Earth.(5) But after staying there for a month, she found it was a voyage full of hardship and discovery .(6) I don't know if this is a new discovery , but I've never seen it elsewhere.(7) the discovery of the body(8) This is a remarkable discovery , assuming it's not a hoax and it really doesn't look so.(9) It was a little scary, too, because I knew that it would be an entirely new process of discovery .(10) But the human passion for knowledge and discovery , as I've said, always has a downside.(11) He believes it happened through a gradual process of scientific discovery .(12) Climbers at the bottom of a glacier made another stunning discovery near the crash site.(13) This discovery must be one of excitement and pleasure, so the journey of discovery itself is rewarding.(14) Part of the wonder of this lace construction for us is the process of discovery involved in locating each figure.(15) Pupils have had the chance to travel back in time more than half a century, thanks to an exciting discovery at their school.(16) I countered this superstition with a serendipitous discovery from my own research.

Related Phrases of discovery

(1) scientific discovery ::

fionnachtain eolaíochta

Related Phrases of discovery

(1) scientific discovery ::

fionnachtain eolaíochta

Synonyms

Noun

1. finding ::

aimsiú

2. realization ::

réadú

3. invention ::

aireagán

4. find ::

teacht

6. breakthrough ::

cinn

Different Forms

discoveries, discovery

Word Example from TV Shows

for their DISCOVERY of super-asymmetry.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 23

My DISCOVERY is spreading like wildfire.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 6

This DISCOVERY belongs to Amy and me.[sighs]

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 13

gravity wave DISCOVERY, the more excited I get.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 20

This article says the peak age for making a Nobel Prize-winning DISCOVERY is 40.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 22

Examples of discovery from TV Shows

for their DISCOVERY of super-asymmetry.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 23

My DISCOVERY is spreading like wildfire.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 6

This DISCOVERY belongs to Amy and me.[sighs]

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 13

gravity wave DISCOVERY, the more excited I get.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 20

This article says the peak age for making a Nobel Prize-winning DISCOVERY is 40.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 22

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