allergic in Irish
allergic in Irish is ailléirgeach — allergic means having an allergy to something; reacting badly to a particular substance.
allergic in Irish
ailléirgeach
What does "allergic" mean?
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adjective Having an allergy to something; reacting badly to a particular substance.
"My brother is allergic to cats, so we cannot keep one at home."
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adjective Strongly averse to something, used humorously or figuratively.
"My teenage son is allergic to early mornings and never gets up before ten."
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allergic in a sentence
- My brother is allergic to cats, so we cannot keep one at home.
- She is allergic to peanuts and always checks food labels.
- My teenage son is allergic to early mornings and never gets up before ten.
- Our manager seems allergic to answering emails, however urgent they are.
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What is "allergic" in Irish?
"allergic" in Irish is ailléirgeach. allergic means: Having an allergy to something; reacting badly to a particular substance.
How do you use "allergic" in a sentence?
Example: "My brother is allergic to cats, so we cannot keep one at home." In Irish, "allergic" is ailléirgeach.
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