English to Irish Meaning of signify - signify

Signify :

signify

verb

marc, Nóta, taispeáin, blas, fógra a thabhairt, in iúl, chur ar an eolas, intinn, tuiscint, Ciallaíonn

Signifies :: signifiesSignify :: signifySignifying :: signifying

← Significative

signor →

Share This

Definitions of signify in English

Verb(1) denote or connote(2) convey or express a meaning(3) make known with a word or signal

Examples of signify in English

(1) the locked door doesn't necessarily signify(2) But if the Yankees haven't won a World Series since 2000, why should their defeat this year signify anything?(3) Frank Griswold and the Trinity Institute have used the image to signify both our rootedness in tradition and our innovation within it.(4) Other inscribed symbols on the slates are a star-like design that she believes means unity and a flower image that may signify two men loving the same woman.(5) Carefully check, too, for any rashes or flaky skin on the scalp - which could signify anything from scalp ringworm to dermatitis.(6) On the other hand, it is not supposed to signify anything more than that; it is not a statement on whether the price that the products fetch in the market and the quantity that the firm sells are acceptable.(7) The fact that it was not deliberately publicised does not, I believe, signify an intention to cover it up.(8) the church used this image to signify the Holy Trinity(9) We know by now that these fateful peculiarities, right after the credits, need not necessarily signify .(10) Frank Laffey, Teagasc National Farm Safety Specialist and chairman of the Farm Safety Partnership Group, said the figures signify the continuing tragedy of death and injury on our farms.(11) Subsequent analyses of the extinction episodes have convinced most experts that the average time between catastrophes varies too greatly to signify anything truly periodic.(12) I will adorn my face and arms with day-glo flowers and whatever other groovy symbols signify the sixties.(13) The title of student does not signify an individual with fewer capabilities or less commitment.(14) Directly in front of Julius were the uniform and the weapons of the deceased General Brice, symbolically placed to signify the end of the war.(15) It seems that the responses do not necessarily signify the intention either to remain in or to move to another province, but they do give an indication of public perceptions and sentiment about other parts of South Africa.(16) It might seem surprising to some that a singer/actor born and bred in Tacoma, Washington, might function symbolically to signify the South.

(1) significant other ::

suntasacha eile

(2) significant figures ::

fhigiúirí bunúsacha

(3) significant influence ::

tionchar suntasach

(4) most significant ::

is suntasaí

(5) least significant ::

is lú tábhacht i

(6) significant digits ::

dhigit suntasach

(7) significant figure ::

figiúr suntasach

(8) more significant ::

níos suntasaí

(9) highly significant ::

an-suntasach

(10) most significant bit ::

an chuid is mó giotán suntasaí

Synonyms

Verb

1. be evidence of ::

ina fhianaise

2. mean ::

Ciallaíonn

3. express ::

chur in iúl

4. mean anything ::

chiallaíonn rud ar bith

5. intend ::

intinn

Different Forms

signifies, signify, signifying

Word Example from TV Shows

l see none. All those in favor, SIGNIFY by saying "yes" to deny the appeal.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 3

All those in favor, SIGNIFY by saying "yes."

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 3

English to Irish Dictionary: signify

Meaning and definitions of signify, translation in Irish language for signify with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of signify in Irish and in English language.

Tags for the entry 'signify'

What signify means in Irish, signify meaning in Irish, signify definition, examples and pronunciation of signify in Irish language.