English to Irish Meaning of passage - sliocht

Passage :

sliocht

noun

sliocht, trasnú, Ascension, tuirlingthe, cur chun cinn, dul, imeachta, idirthurais, rith, bhealach, cosán, bóthar, cúrsa, trácht, oibríocht, ag taisteal, sárú, neamh-urramú, an slí amach, chuirfeadh deireadh leis, slán, ag dul as oifig, athrú, malartacha, imeacht, cás, tharla, ag tarlú, rud, imirce, taisteal, turas, bricfeasta, malartú, cumarsáid, thráchtáil, mhargadh, ndáil

Passage :: sliochtPassages :: pasáistíPassageways :: pasáistí

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Definitions of passage in English

Noun(1) the act of passing from one state or place to the next(2) a section of text; particularly a section of medium length(3) a way through or along which someone or something may pass(4) the passing of a law by a legislative body(5) a journey usually by ship(6) a short section of a musical composition(7) a path or channel or duct through or along which something may pass(8) a bodily reaction of changing from one place or stage to another(9) the motion of one object relative to another(10) the act of passing something to another person

Examples of passage in English

(1) These are well-named and can be observed swimming at the surface on almost every passage by boat in the tropics.(2) For Veeries, Remsen's approach was to identify winter as the period when no known passage birds were collected from anywhere.(3) Something blocked his passage , despite his clear view of the dirt, trampled plants, and pebbles of the path outside.(4) It was just the tonic the visitors needed and soon afterwards the second row forward finished of a fine passage of play involving forwards and backs with the second try, this time converted by Cooke.(5) The cells in the two unstained wells of each specimen were processed for a second blind passage of culture on fresh McCoy cell monolayers.(6) It has the support of a number of the key stakeholders, and I look forward to its rapid passage through the House.(7) Another slick passage of handling, featuring backs and forwards, culminated in Smith sliding over in the corner for No7.(8) Similarly, identifying the correct winter range of birds in South America will allow better study of passage birds.(9) This development attracts passage migrant waders, nesting lapwing and redshank together with winter wildfowl.(10) we obtained a permit for safe passage from the embassy(11) These generally include full-board accommodation and air passage or road transportation to the islands.(12) From the bill's passage to the second half of 1965, the Civil Rights Movement continued to press American society for changes.(13) The money could be recoverable from the officer who was responsible for not having filed the written statement despite passage of so much time.(14) I could take on a crew and sail to Canada in my own boat instead of booking passage , or turn into a rover of the sea, going where I please and doing what I like.(15) It is about getting the structure around early childhood education policy right, and I look forward to its speedy passage through the House.(16) When the prophet Jonah hears an inner voice calling him to teach in the Assyrian city of Nineveh, he books immediate passage on a boat - going in the other direction.

Related Phrases of passage

(1) passage of time ::

imeacht aimsire

(2) narrow passage ::

sliocht caol

(3) air passage ::

sliocht aer

(4) nasal passage ::

sliocht nasal

(5) underground passage ::

pasáiste faoi thalamh

(6) back passage ::

sliocht ar ais

(7) the passage of time ::

an imeacht ama

(8) secret passage ::

sliocht rúnda

(9) this passage ::

an sliocht

(10) front passage ::

sliocht tosaigh

Related Phrases of passage

(1) passage of time ::

imeacht aimsire

(2) narrow passage ::

sliocht caol

(3) air passage ::

sliocht aer

(4) nasal passage ::

sliocht nasal

(5) underground passage ::

pasáiste faoi thalamh

(6) back passage ::

sliocht ar ais

(7) the passage of time ::

an imeacht ama

(8) secret passage ::

sliocht rúnda

(9) this passage ::

an sliocht

(10) front passage ::

sliocht tosaigh

Synonyms

Noun

1. transit ::

idirthurais

2. passing ::

rith

4. voyage ::

turais

6. duct ::

duct

7. transition ::

aistriú

8. enactment ::

achtachán

9. extract ::

sliocht

10. passageway ::

pasáiste

11. handing over ::

handing thar

Antonyms

1. recess ::

recess

2. recession ::

cúlú

3. regress ::

gcúl

4. regression ::

aischéimnithí

5. retreat ::

Retreat

6. retrogression ::

retrogression

Different Forms

passage, passages

Word Example from TV Shows

Dolores: The PASSAGE wasn't easy.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 10

The Boltons will give you safe PASSAGE to the Stony Shore.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 8

The PASSAGE from one world to the next

Westworld Season 2, Episode 7

Might book PASSAGE across the Narrow Sea.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 3

I want to book PASSAGE home.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 7

Examples of passage from TV Shows

Dolores: The PASSAGE wasn't easy.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 10

The Boltons will give you safe PASSAGE to the Stony Shore.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 8

The PASSAGE from one world to the next

Westworld Season 2, Episode 7

Might book PASSAGE across the Narrow Sea.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 3

I want to book PASSAGE home.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 7

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