barrier in Irish
barrier in Irish is fál — barrier means a physical structure that blocks passage or access.
barrier in Irish
fál
A structure that bars passage.
What does "barrier" mean?
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noun A physical structure that blocks passage or access.
"Workers put up a barrier at the end of the road to stop cars entering."
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noun Something that prevents progress or makes an action difficult.
"Shyness can be a real barrier when you are trying to make new friends."
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barrier in a sentence
- Workers put up a barrier at the end of the road to stop cars entering.
- A metal barrier separated the crowd from the runway.
- Shyness can be a real barrier when you are trying to make new friends.
- The language barrier made it hard for them to communicate at first.
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What is "barrier" in Irish?
"barrier" in Irish is fál. barrier means: A physical structure that blocks passage or access.
How do you use "barrier" in a sentence?
Example: "Workers put up a barrier at the end of the road to stop cars entering." In Irish, "barrier" is fál.
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