balance in Irish
balance in Irish is fuílleach — balance means a state in which opposing weights, forces, or elements are evenly matched; stability.
balance in Irish
fuílleach
(accounting) The result of such a procedure; the difference between credit and debit of an account.
What does "balance" mean?
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noun A state in which opposing weights, forces, or elements are evenly matched; stability.
"Yoga helps older people improve their balance and avoid falling over."
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noun The amount of money left in an account after deposits and withdrawals, or the difference between credits and debits.
"Your account balance is shown at the top of the app screen."
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verb To bring something into a state of equilibrium, or to keep it steady without falling.
"The gymnast balanced on one foot on the narrow wooden beam."
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balance in a sentence
- Yoga helps older people improve their balance and avoid falling over.
- She lost her balance on the icy pavement and nearly fell.
- Your account balance is shown at the top of the app screen.
- I can't buy the laptop until the balance in my savings account is higher.
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What is "balance" in Irish?
"balance" in Irish is fuílleach. balance means: A state in which opposing weights, forces, or elements are evenly matched; stability.
How do you use "balance" in a sentence?
Example: "Yoga helps older people improve their balance and avoid falling over." In Irish, "balance" is fuílleach.
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