concentrated in Irish
concentrated in Irish is tiubhaithe — concentrated means made stronger by having water or bulk removed; not diluted.
concentrated in Irish
tiubhaithe
Not dilute; having a high concentration.
What does "concentrated" mean?
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adj Made stronger by having water or bulk removed; not diluted.
"Mix a little concentrated juice with plenty of water before you pour it."
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adj Intense and focused on one particular thing or place.
"After a concentrated week of study, she felt ready for the exam."
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concentrated in a sentence
- Mix a little concentrated juice with plenty of water before you pour it.
- This concentrated tomato paste adds a deep flavour to the sauce.
- After a concentrated week of study, she felt ready for the exam.
- The shop's sales are concentrated in the busy weeks before Christmas.
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What is "concentrated" in Irish?
"concentrated" in Irish is tiubhaithe. concentrated means: Made stronger by having water or bulk removed; not diluted.
How do you use "concentrated" in a sentence?
Example: "Mix a little concentrated juice with plenty of water before you pour it." In Irish, "concentrated" is tiubhaithe.
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