disturbance in Irish
disturbance in Irish is anbhuain, suaitheadh, suaitheadh intinne — disturbance means an interruption of calm or normal order, often noisy or unsettling.
disturbance in Irish
anbhuain
suaitheadh
The act of disturbing, being disturbed.
suaitheadh intinne
(psychology) A serious mental imbalance or illness.
What does "disturbance" mean?
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noun An interruption of calm or normal order, often noisy or unsettling.
"Police were called to a disturbance outside the bar."
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noun A state of mental or emotional trouble.
"He has a history of emotional disturbance."
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disturbance in a sentence
- Police were called to a disturbance outside the bar.
- He has a history of emotional disturbance.
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What is "disturbance" in Irish?
"disturbance" in Irish is anbhuain, suaitheadh, suaitheadh intinne. disturbance means: An interruption of calm or normal order, often noisy or unsettling.
How do you use "disturbance" in a sentence?
Example: "Police were called to a disturbance outside the bar." In Irish, "disturbance" is anbhuain, suaitheadh, suaitheadh intinne.
Are there other ways to say "disturbance" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "disturbance": anbhuain, suaitheadh, suaitheadh intinne.
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