abreast in Irish
abreast in Irish is gualainn ar ghualainn — abreast means side by side, facing the same direction.
abreast in Irish
gualainn ar ghualainn
Side by side and facing forward. [First attested from around (1350 to 1470.)]
What does "abreast" mean?
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adv Side by side, facing the same direction.
"The runners crossed the line three abreast."
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adj Up to date with, or fully informed about, current developments.
"She reads the trade press to stay abreast of industry news."
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abreast in a sentence
- The runners crossed the line three abreast.
- She reads the trade press to stay abreast of industry news.
- It's hard to keep abreast of every new law.
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What is "abreast" in Irish?
"abreast" in Irish is gualainn ar ghualainn. abreast means: Side by side, facing the same direction.
How do you use "abreast" in a sentence?
Example: "The runners crossed the line three abreast." In Irish, "abreast" is gualainn ar ghualainn.
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