English to Irish Meaning of four - ceithre

Four :

ceithre

noun

ceithre, ceathairéad

Four :: ceithreFours :: foursFoursome :: foursomeFoursomes :: foursomes

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Definitions of four in English

Noun(1) the cardinal number that is the sum of three and one(2) a playing card or domino or die whose upward face shows four pips
Adjective(1) being one more than three

Examples of four in English

(1) Chris Newman began to play the guitar at the age of four and at fourteen gave his first paid concert in a folk club.(2) the British women's coxed four(3) When he is told that he was adopted at the age of four , he realises that his spirit will not be at ease until he knows more about his parents.(4) He arrived in Britain from Nigeria in 1965 at the age of four when his parents came to study and build a new life here.(5) Eights are transparent, change the direction of play and can be played on any card including a four .(6) contestant number four(7) A little bit of history was made last Sunday when no fewer than four Lydon brothers were on the team.(8) The spirit of Andrew was epitomised in a story about him at the age of four .(9) He was the youngest of four sisters and a brother, all of whom had left home by the time he was nine.(10) At the start of this one, with Sutton banned, he started the first four .(11) it happened at four in the morning(12) four per cent(13) it took four of them to lift it(14) it's half past four(15) I began to read at four(16) he met four of the staff

Related Phrases of four

(1) four hundred ::

ceithre chéad

(2) four thousand ::

ceithre mhíle

(3) thirty four ::

tríocha ceathair

(4) four times ::

ceithre huaire

(5) four seasons ::

ceithre séasúir

(6) seventy four ::

seachtó ceathair

(7) sixty four ::

seasca ceathair

(8) eighty four ::

ochtó ceathair

(9) twenty-four ::

fiche ceathair

Related Phrases of four

(1) four hundred ::

ceithre chéad

(2) four thousand ::

ceithre mhíle

(3) thirty four ::

tríocha ceathair

(4) four times ::

ceithre huaire

(5) four seasons ::

ceithre séasúir

(6) seventy four ::

seachtó ceathair

(7) sixty four ::

seasca ceathair

(8) eighty four ::

ochtó ceathair

(9) twenty-four ::

fiche ceathair

Synonyms

Noun

1. tetrad ::

tetrad

2. quartet ::

ceathairéad

3. quadruplet ::

quadruplet

4. quaternity ::

quaternity

5. quaternion ::

Quaternion

6. quaternary ::

ceathartha

7. foursome ::

foursome

_empty_

8. quartet ::

ceathairéad

9. foursome ::

foursome

10. tetralogy ::

tetralogy

12. tetrad ::

tetrad

13. quadrumvirate ::

quadrumvirate

Different Forms

four, fours, foursome, foursomes

Word Example from TV Shows

FOUR months.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 4

The FOUR of us.

Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 4

And then he says, "Give me a FOUR," you know?

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 5

...and gaze fondly at her FOUR hairy breasts.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 23

Okay. Of these FOUR areas...

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 21

Examples of four from TV Shows

FOUR months.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 4

The FOUR of us.

Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 4

And then he says, "Give me a FOUR," you know?

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 5

...and gaze fondly at her FOUR hairy breasts.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 23

Okay. Of these FOUR areas...

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 21

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