English to Irish Meaning of phrase - abairt

Phrase :

abairt

noun

abairt, ag rá, urlabhra, nathanna cainte, teanga, mana

verb

abairt, ainm, teideal, ainmniú, focal, labhair

Phrase :: frásaPhrased :: phrasedPhrases :: frásaíPhrasing :: míriúPhrasings :: phrasings

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Definitions of phrase in English

Noun(1) an expression consisting of one or more words forming a grammatical constituent of a sentence(2) a short musical passage(3) an expression whose meanings cannot be inferred from the meanings of the words that make it up(4) dance movements that are linked in a single choreographic sequence
Verb(1) put into words or an expression(2) divide, combine, or mark into phrases

Examples of phrase in English

(1) Soames looked him up and down before dismissing him with a pithy phrase from a great wartime leader.(2) Selim Palmgren's works for solo piano evoke a similar atmosphere, and somehow Finnish pianists understand perfectly how to phrase his music.(3) You can assess how much expression to give, and how to phrase the music in the absence of score markings.(4) his favourite phrase is ├ö├ç├┐it's a pleasure├ö├ç├û(5) Speculation is rife as to how Chen will phrase his words May 20 in a bid to ├ö├ç├┐square the circle├ö├ç├û of trying to keep China happy and at the same time not budging on the sovereignty issue.(6) It is my fault, I did not phrase the question correctly.(7) A note, a phrase , or a section of music has embodied meaning, because it points to and makes us expect another musical (not extramusical) event.(8) It's obligatory to have either a direct object or a preposition phrase with ├ö├ç├┐for├ö├ç├û.(9) it's important to phrase the question correctly(10) Though it may have been somewhat culturally insensitive or politically incorrect to use the phrase , the expression won't qualify as a racist slur.(11) Points will be awarded for two things: how obscure the connection is and how unusual the word or phrase you searched for is.(12) But you have tried to phrase your words in a more pleasant tone.(13) Infra dig is short for the Latin phrase infra dignitatem which means beneath one's dignity.(14) At the end of it all are words, pure and simple - and how you phrase those words and get across what you're saying is the most important thing.(15) Breathe naturally, lout slowly, silently repeating your focus word or phrase every time you exhale.(16) And the connection is a pithy phrase of Deputy Noonan's dating back to the 1987 election campaign.

Related Phrases of phrase

(1) noun phrase ::

noun frása

(2) prepositional phrase ::

frása réamhfhoclach

(3) phrase book ::

fhrásleabhair

(4) verb phrase ::

frása verb

(5) adverbial phrase ::

frása adverbial

(6) set phrase ::

leagtha frása

(7) key phrase ::

frása eochair

(8) stock phrase ::

frása stoc

(9) catch-phrase ::

ghabháil-frása

Related Phrases of phrase

(1) noun phrase ::

noun frása

(2) prepositional phrase ::

frása réamhfhoclach

(3) phrase book ::

fhrásleabhair

(4) verb phrase ::

frása verb

(5) adverbial phrase ::

frása adverbial

(6) set phrase ::

leagtha frása

(7) key phrase ::

frása eochair

(8) stock phrase ::

frása stoc

(9) catch-phrase ::

ghabháil-frása

Synonyms

Noun

1. expression ::

cialluíonn an abairt

2. group of words ::

grúpa focal

3. construction ::

tógála

4. locution ::

locution

5. term ::

téarma

6. turn of phrase ::

cas de frása

7. idiom ::

nathanna cainte

8. idiomatic expression ::

cialluíonn an abairt nathanna

9. saying ::

ag rá

10. tag ::

tag

Verb

11. express ::

chur in iúl

12. put into words ::

chur i bhfocail

13. put ::

chuir

14. word ::

focal

15. style ::

stíl

16. formulate ::

le chéile

17. couch ::

couch

18. frame ::

fráma

19. articulate ::

in iúl

20. verbalize ::

verbalize

Different Forms

phrase, phrased, phrases, phrasing, phrasings

Word Example from TV Shows

Interesting. Do you know where the PHRASE "jibber jabber" comes from?

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 23

And of course, you have also heard the PHRASE,

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 6

Now I'm thinking about the origin of the PHRASE "train of thought."

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 20

You know, downward-facing dog comes from the Sanskrit PHRASE adho mukha svanasana.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 19

and the only time I use the PHRASE "my bitch,"

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 6

Examples of phrase from TV Shows

Interesting. Do you know where the PHRASE "jibber jabber" comes from?

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 23

And of course, you have also heard the PHRASE,

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 6

Now I'm thinking about the origin of the PHRASE "train of thought."

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 20

You know, downward-facing dog comes from the Sanskrit PHRASE adho mukha svanasana.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 19

and the only time I use the PHRASE "my bitch,"

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 6

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