English to Irish Meaning of shield - sciath


Shield :
sciath

sciath, fána, Buckler, Glacis, curadh, coimeádaí, garda, gCosantóirí

chosaint, shábháil, a choimeád ar bun, chaomhnú, sciath, chlúdach, neartú le

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Definitions of shield in English
Noun(1) a protective covering or structure(2) armor carried on the arm to intercept blows(3) hard outer covering or case of certain organisms such as arthropods and turtles
Verb(1) protect, hide, or conceal from danger or harm(2) hold back a thought or feeling about
Examples of shield in English
(1) The protective shield remains over your eye to protect it from injury.(2) Last year's unsung hero, Lee Carsley, provided a great shield for our back four.(3) It's like Mother Nature provided us with a shield from the outside world.(4) Uranium was used to shield tanks against attack by conventional armour-piercing weapons.(5) Patrick whipped out his new shield and the shield defended against the blow.(6) One photograph of an internal mold of the dorsal shield shows a ÔÇÿfaint impression of the brain.ÔÇÖ(7) He sells the bamboo to supplement his income and provide a natural shield for his small coffee plantation.(8) water is a relatively good shield against cosmic rays(9) it acts as a shield against disease(10) Each of his soldiers was ordered to carry a cat on his shield , thus preventing the Egyptians, to whom the cat was sacred, from striking a blow.(11) She managed a shaky grin, leaning heavily against the side of the shield .(12) a coating of grease provides a shield against abrasive dirt(13) Upon the shield was the traditional animal, a large bore head with the royal house sword of battle behind it.(14) Northern Finland is part of the Precambrian Fennoscandian shield .(15) The fusion of the cephalic segments is most obvious when a cephalic shield or carapace is present.(16) face shield
Related Phrases of shield
(1) face shield ::
sciath aghaidh
(2) heat shield ::
sciath teasa
(3) eye shield ::
sciath súl
(4) human shield ::
sciath an duine
(5) tax shield ::
sciath cánach
(6) shield volcano ::
bolcán sciath
(7) gum shield ::
sciath guma
(8) protective shield ::
sciath cosanta
(9) water shield ::
sciath uisce
(10) end shield ::
deireadh sciath
Synonyms
Noun
1. escutcheon ::
escutcheon
2. protection ::
cosaint
3. shell ::
bhlaosc
4. buckler ::
Buckler
Verb
5. protect ::
chosaint
6. harbor ::
cuan
7. screen ::
scáileán
Different Forms
shield, shielded, shielding, shields
Word Example from TV Shows
I will shield your back and keep your counsel
and give my life for yours if need be.

I will SHIELD your back and keep your counsel and give my life for yours if need be.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 1

- Shield up.
- These men need a firm hand.

- Shield up. - These men need a firm hand.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 1

I will shield your back
and give my life for yours, if it comes to that.

I will SHIELD your back and give my life for yours, if it comes to that.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 5

I was Jeffrey's sworn shield.

I was Jeffrey's sworn SHIELD.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 4

Used me as a human shield?

Used me as a human SHIELD?

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 19

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