beyond in Irish
beyond in Irish is lastall, lastall de, le cois — beyond means further away than, or on the far side of, a place or point.
beyond in Irish
lastall
Farther along or away.
lastall de
On the far side of.
le cois
In addition to; supplementing.
What does "beyond" mean?
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prep Further away than, or on the far side of, a place or point.
"The village lies just beyond the hills."
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prep Later than, or exceeding, a certain limit.
"The meeting ran beyond its scheduled hour."
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prep Outside the range of understanding or ability.
"The technical details were beyond her at the time."
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noun (with "the") Whatever lies beyond death or normal understanding; the hereafter.
"The novel explores what might wait for us in the beyond."
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beyond in a sentence
- The village lies just beyond the hills.
- His ambitions reached far beyond the small town where he grew up.
- The meeting ran beyond its scheduled hour.
- The technical details were beyond her at the time.
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What is "beyond" in Irish?
"beyond" in Irish is lastall, lastall de, le cois. beyond means: Further away than, or on the far side of, a place or point.
How do you use "beyond" in a sentence?
Example: "The village lies just beyond the hills." In Irish, "beyond" is lastall, lastall de, le cois.
Are there other ways to say "beyond" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "beyond": lastall, lastall de, le cois.
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