between in Irish
between in Irish is idir — between means in the space, time, or range that separates two things.
between in Irish
idir
In the position or interval that separates (two things), or intermediate in quantity or degree. (See Usage notes below.)
What does "between" mean?
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prep In the space, time, or range that separates two things.
"The café is between the bank and the bookstore."
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prep Shared by, or exchanged privately by, two or more people.
"Keep this between us for now."
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prep Involving a choice or comparison of two options.
"I couldn't decide between the red one and the blue one."
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between in a sentence
- The café is between the bank and the bookstore.
- We'll arrive between six and seven o'clock.
- Keep this between us for now.
- I couldn't decide between the red one and the blue one.
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What is "between" in Irish?
"between" in Irish is idir. between means: In the space, time, or range that separates two things.
How do you use "between" in a sentence?
Example: "The café is between the bank and the bookstore." In Irish, "between" is idir.
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