alarm in Irish
alarm in Irish is aláram, creill — alarm means a sound, signal, or device that warns of danger or draws attention to something needing action.
alarm in Irish
aláram
creill
What does "alarm" mean?
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noun A sound, signal, or device that warns of danger or draws attention to something needing action.
"The fire alarm went off just as the meeting was starting."
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noun A sudden feeling of fear or anxiety caused by a sense of danger.
"There was real alarm in his voice when he called to say he'd be late."
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verb To make someone worried or afraid, often by warning them of a danger.
"The strange noise from the engine began to alarm the passengers."
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alarm in a sentence
- The fire alarm went off just as the meeting was starting.
- She set three alarms so she wouldn't oversleep.
- There was real alarm in his voice when he called to say he'd be late.
- She looked at the doctor in alarm when he mentioned more tests.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "alarm" in Irish?
"alarm" in Irish is aláram, creill. alarm means: A sound, signal, or device that warns of danger or draws attention to something needing action.
How do you use "alarm" in a sentence?
Example: "The fire alarm went off just as the meeting was starting." In Irish, "alarm" is aláram, creill.
Are there other ways to say "alarm" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "alarm": aláram, creill.
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