curtail in Irish
curtail in Irish is giorraigh — curtail means to cut something short or reduce it, especially something that would otherwise have continued at its full extent.
curtail in Irish
giorraigh
(transitive) To shorten or abridge the duration of; to bring an end to; to truncate.
What does "curtail" mean?
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verb To cut something short or reduce it, especially something that would otherwise have continued at its full extent.
"The strike curtailed the summer timetable."
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verb To restrict a freedom, right or activity, limiting what someone is allowed to do.
"The new law curtails the right to protest."
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curtail in a sentence
- The strike curtailed the summer timetable.
- She had to curtail her trip when her father fell ill.
- The new law curtails the right to protest.
- Spending was sharply curtailed after the audit.
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What is "curtail" in Irish?
"curtail" in Irish is giorraigh. curtail means: To cut something short or reduce it, especially something that would otherwise have continued at its full extent.
How do you use "curtail" in a sentence?
Example: "The strike curtailed the summer timetable." In Irish, "curtail" is giorraigh.
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