English to Irish Meaning of overlay - forleagan

Overlay :

forleagan

noun

forleagan

verb

forleagan

Overlay :: forleaganOverlaying :: fhorleaganOverlays :: overlays

← Overlap

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Definitions of overlay in English

Noun(1) protective covering consisting, for example, of a layer of boards applied to the studs and joists of a building to strengthen it and serve as a foundation for a weatherproof exterior(2) a layer of decorative material (such as gold leaf or wood veneer
Verb(1) put something on top of something else(2) kill by lying on(3) lie upon; lie on top of

Examples of overlay in English

(1) The road-cuts there expose a deep overlay of sandy soil, very different from the black topsoil elsewhere in Iowa.(2) This was done by making an exact one-sixth scale photographic reproduction of the painting and tracing the principal lines of the composition onto a clear transparent overlay .(3) In the heavier thicknesses first overlay or butter the steel with the same filler metal and then weld the overlayed surface to the copper.(4) The dust jacket comes in two parts, a paper jacket and a transparent overlay .(5) The literature says to space joints in feet the same as the thickness of the overlay in inches, but we wanted to try something different.(6) a third screen which will overlay the others(7) This means they are not guaranteeing that the trim, the dress, the overlay , the lining, etc. or any part thereof will withstand soaking in water.(8) The third overlay depicts information available on finances, business transactions, assets, and related issues.(9) a durable, cost-effective floor overlay(10) Later an expansion was released that included a map overlay and two additional sets of player pieces.(11) Stardek floor and wall overlay forms a strong, long-lasting bond with concrete and a range of other building materials.(12) With a new concrete overlay , however, the mile-long, two-lane pavement was placed in 20 calendar days.(13) The bride looked radiant in an ivory gown of duchess satin, consisting of a bodice top with an overlay of embroidered lace and buttoning detail on the back.(14) A second overlay or layer is recommended on thicker materials.(15) Actually, these head-to-head duels play out on a computer screen, superimposed in digital video overlay .(16) Lace is very popular on its own or as trimming - expect to see it worn during the day and used as an overlay for evening dresses.

Related Phrases of overlay

(1) overlie ::

overlie

Related Phrases of overlay

(1) overlie ::

overlie

Synonyms

Noun

1. covering ::

ag clúdach

2. cover ::

chlúdach

3. layer ::

ciseal

4. face ::

aghaidh

5. surface ::

dromchla

6. veneer ::

bhfuil veinír curtha orthu

7. lamination ::

lamination

8. coat ::

cóta

9. varnish ::

vearnais

10. glaze ::

glaze

11. wash ::

nigh

Verb

12. cover ::

chlúdach

13. face ::

aghaidh

14. surface ::

dromchla

15. veneer ::

bhfuil veinír curtha orthu

16. inlay ::

inlay

17. laminate ::

laminate

18. plaster ::

plástair

19. coat ::

cóta

20. varnish ::

vearnais

21. glaze ::

glaze

Different Forms

overlay, overlaying, overlays

Word Example from TV Shows

...with a neurochemical OVERLAY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 3

Examples of overlay from TV Shows

...with a neurochemical OVERLAY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 3

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