cycle in Irish
cycle in Irish is ciogal, timthriall — cycle means a series of events that repeats itself in the same order.
cycle in Irish
ciogal
An interval of space or time in which one set of events or phenomena is completed.
timthriall
What does "cycle" mean?
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noun A series of events that repeats itself in the same order.
"The economy moves through cycles of growth and recession."
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noun A pedal-powered vehicle such as a bicycle, tricycle, or unicycle.
"He rode his cycle to work every morning."
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verb To ride a bicycle or similar vehicle.
"They cycle along the coast every weekend."
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verb To go through a repeating series of stages, or to turn a device off and back on.
"The router needs to be power-cycled to fix the connection issue."
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cycle in a sentence
- The economy moves through cycles of growth and recession.
- The washing machine has a quick-wash cycle for lightly soiled clothes.
- He rode his cycle to work every morning.
- They cycle along the coast every weekend.
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What is "cycle" in Irish?
"cycle" in Irish is ciogal, timthriall. cycle means: A series of events that repeats itself in the same order.
How do you use "cycle" in a sentence?
Example: "The economy moves through cycles of growth and recession." In Irish, "cycle" is ciogal, timthriall.
Are there other ways to say "cycle" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "cycle": ciogal, timthriall.
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