English to Irish Meaning of isolated - iargúlta

Isolated :

iargúlta

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Definitions of isolated in English

Adjective
Verb

Examples of isolated in English

(1) Hers is an isolated existence; she has only one other friend.(2) A couple of expert financial analysts were wheeled on to explain that this fraudulent behaviour, far from involving only a few isolated cases, is now extremely common.(3) I recount this, not to boost my ego nor to base my belief in the goodwill of youth on this single and isolated incident.(4) The aim was for cultural institutions to provide points of contact between an isolated elite and the public.(5) Comparing FDP to all other injured individuals, an isolated fall was the commonest cause of injury in all groups.(6) ‘You're getting more muscles involved than in just single isolated moves,’ Giswold explains.(7) But the scandal of Enron's collapse is not an isolated example of a single company run amok, or even a handful of companies.(8) We're just prepared for most anything but we're sort of isolated so we don't have much personal contact with the bad guys.(9) The latter state of mind seemed totally understandable given his isolated existence.(10) There were differences between late and early students in understanding normal English speech, isolated sentences, and single vocabulary.(11) Except in isolated instances, when it becomes absolutely necessary to do otherwise, I see tankers continuing to do what they were trained to do.(12) He is, as best anyone can tell, in Afghanistan, which means that he's operating in one of the most remote and isolated places on earth.(13) Denmark's orderly agricultural landscape is richly studded with traditional buildings including country estates, villages and isolated farms.(14) Generally, with isolated and notable exceptions such as impaired driving, the perceived risk of detection for commission of a crime is low.(15) Nowadays, colleges are no longer isolated or remote ivory towers.(16) In remote and isolated regions of the Pacific Rim, for instance, these problems are considerably magnified.

Related Phrases of isolated

(1) isolate ::

isolate

(2) isolated system ::

córas iargúlta

(3) be isolated ::

a leithlisiú

(4) isolated case ::

cás iargúlta

Related Phrases of isolated

(1) isolate ::

isolate

(2) isolated system ::

córas iargúlta

(3) be isolated ::

a leithlisiú

(4) isolated case ::

cás iargúlta

Synonyms

Adjective

1. remote ::

iargúlta

2. solitary ::

solitary

3. unique ::

uathúil

4. stray ::

fáin

5. stranded ::

stranded

7. disjunct ::

disjunct

8. apart ::

óna chéile

Verb

9. cordon off ::

cordon amach

10. separate ::

ar leith

11. identify ::

aithint

12. insulate ::

insulate

13. sequester ::

fhorlámhú

Word Example from TV Shows

An ISOLATED episode of transient global amnesia.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 3

I believe I've ISOLATED the algorithm for making friends.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 13

You’ll be safer here, more ISOLATED,

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 7

Examples of isolated from TV Shows

An ISOLATED episode of transient global amnesia.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 3

I believe I've ISOLATED the algorithm for making friends.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 13

You’ll be safer here, more ISOLATED,

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 7

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