English to Irish Meaning of tomorrow - amárach

Tomorrow :
amárach

amárach, sa todhchaí, inné

amárach

amárach, inné, sa todhchaí, feasta

amárachlae amárach
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Definitions of tomorrow in English
Noun(1) the day after today(2) the near future
Adverb(1) the next day, the day after, following the present day
Examples of tomorrow in English
(1) I have today and tomorrow off and have done nothing but read, nap, drink coffee and stay inside the house.(2) Brown, who turns 93 at the end of this month, is unable to attend tomorrow 's game.(3) The lesson of this book is that today's sacred intellectual cows are tomorrow 's dead meat.(4) a better tomorrow(5) If I wasn't in Moscow very soon, I would miss tomorrow 's train.(6) If we allow someone to select the sex of their baby today, tomorrow we will have to allow selection for eye and hair colour.(7) The Fringe likes to think of itself of as the festival where you see the stars of tomorrow today.(8) the youth of tomorrow(9) It may be necessary for the Court to sit late or commence early today or tomorrow .(10) who can tell what will happen tomorrow?(11) Today its Tiger, tomorrow it could be come precocious lad still at school as I write.(12) Today's young people will need a level of scientific literacy in tomorrow 's world.(13) According to weather experts, around two inches of rain will fall in Scotland between today and tomorrow .(14) A few more hours cooking and then leave it at room temperature for a day and that is tomorrow 's supper sorted.(15) East Germany will not disappear tomorrow(16) Like all ideas that involve huge spending today to save money tomorrow , it has been spent to nil effect.
Related Phrases of tomorrow
(1) see you tomorrow ::
fheiceann tú amárach
(2) the day after tomorrow ::
arú amárach
(3) tomorrow morning ::
maidin amárach
(4) tomorrow night ::
san oíche amárach
(5) day after tomorrow ::
arú amárach
(6) till tomorrow ::
till amárach
(7) after tomorrow ::
ndiaidh lae amárach
(8) tomorrow afternoon ::
tráthnóna amárach
(9) tomorrow evening ::
tráthnóna amárach
Synonyms
M
1. tomorrow ::
amárach
2. future ::
sa todhchaí
3. yesterday ::
inné
4. morrow ::
amárach
5. in the future ::
sa todhchaí
6. in future ::
feasta
7. to-morrow ::
amárach
Different Forms
tomorrow, tomorrows
Word Example from TV Shows
We'll figure it out tomorrow. Or not. Heh, heh.

We'll figure it out TOMORROW. Or not. Heh, heh.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 10

my episode's on TV tomorrow night.

my episode's on TV TOMORROW night.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 12

You leave tomorrow.

You leave TOMORROW.

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 2

See you tomorrow.

See you TOMORROW.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 1

we're coming back tomorrow to watch it again.

we're coming back TOMORROW to watch it again.

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 11

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