English to Irish Meaning of future - sa todhchaí

Future :
sa todhchaí

sa todhchaí, cinniúint, ina dhiaidh seo, ag agus faoi, saol amach anseo, saol eile, toradh, deireadh, dhroim, foirceannadh, amárach, inné, tar éis laethanta, taobh thiar de, ar ais, cúil

sa todhchaí, a bheith, ag teacht, ag teacht isteach, anaithnid, tar éis, seo chugainn

todhchaítodhchaíochtaí
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Definitions of future in English
Noun(1) the time yet to come(2) a verb tense that expresses actions or states in the future(3) bulk commodities bought or sold at an agreed price for delivery at a specified future date
Adjective(1) yet to be or coming(2) effective in or looking toward the future(3) (of elected officers(4) a verb tense or other formation referring to events or states that have not yet happened
Examples of future in English
(1) And yet these are schools expected to mould and build the future leaders of this nation.(2) There may be challenges ahead but the future in this sector is certainly looking brighter than for several years.(3) Whereas the flop of the N-Gage was easy to predict, the future of these two is harder to see.(4) I always have, I always will, and if my future children want to live under my roof, they will too.(5) Is there a way to avoid these results in the future while still following the example?(6) Our failure to look at ourselves in the mirror is the tragedy future historians will be perplexed to read about.(7) In July 1797, Scott went on a tour of the English Lake District where he met his future wife.(8) As we examine our past, we realise how much it is likely for the future to repeat itself upon us.(9) It has been suggested that his Pitt biography is part of a grand publicity plan to jockey back into position as a future leader.(10) In fact, predicting the future of music is more difficult than ever.(11) If you were trying to predict the future then, you could be pretty positive.(12) While coming out on the wrong side of the score line today Swinford looks to have a very bright future ahead.(13) Any decision will be made on educational grounds in the interest of current and future students in the area.(14) future generations(15) The future use is likely to be a small-scale residential development.(16) These moments condition more moments in the future so that understanding and patience grow.
Related Phrases of future
(1) in the future ::
sa todhchaí
(2) the future ::
an todhchaí
(3) in future ::
feasta
(4) in the near future ::
go luath amach anseo
(5) near future ::
in aice le todhchaí
(6) future tense ::
aimsir fháistineach
(7) future plans ::
pleananna don todhchaí
(8) bright future ::
todhchaí gheal
(9) for the future ::
don todhchaí
(10) future generations ::
glúnta atá le teacht
Synonyms
Adjective
1. later ::
ina dhiaidh sin
Noun
4. the time to come ::
an t-am atá le teacht
5. destiny ::
cinniúint
6. future tense ::
aimsir fháistineach
7. hereafter ::
ina dhiaidh seo
Antonyms
1. bygone ::
bygone
2. past ::
caite
Different Forms
future, futures
Word Example from TV Shows
Everyone wants to know their future

Everyone wants to know their FUTURE

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 1

And for future reference, it's this.

And for FUTURE reference, it's this.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 12

We're bound for the future.

We're bound for the FUTURE.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 2

because

because "in the near FUTURE" is three more words than "soon."

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 20

In Back to the Future, Marty McFly got to hook up...

In Back to the Future, Marty McFly got to hook up...

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 14

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