argue in Irish
argue in Irish is áitigh — argue means to exchange differing opinions, often heatedly.
argue in Irish
áitigh
To show grounds for concluding (that); to indicate, imply.
What does "argue" mean?
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verb To exchange differing opinions, often heatedly.
"The couple argued about money for most of the evening."
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verb To give reasons in support of a position.
"The lawyer argued that her client had acted in self-defence."
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argue in a sentence
- The couple argued about money for most of the evening.
- The lawyer argued that her client had acted in self-defence.
- Scientists argue that the change is caused by rising temperatures.
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What is "argue" in Irish?
"argue" in Irish is áitigh. argue means: To exchange differing opinions, often heatedly.
How do you use "argue" in a sentence?
Example: "The couple argued about money for most of the evening." In Irish, "argue" is áitigh.
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