division in Irish
division in Irish is deighilt, urrann — division means the act of splitting something into separate parts, or one of those resulting parts.
division in Irish
deighilt
urrann
Each of the separate parts of something resulting from division.
What does "division" mean?
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noun The act of splitting something into separate parts, or one of those resulting parts.
"The division of the cake into eight equal slices took some care."
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noun In mathematics, the process of calculating how many times one number contains another.
"Division is easier once you know your times tables well."
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noun A large military unit, usually made up of several brigades.
"The infantry division marched across the plain before it camped for the night."
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noun Disagreement or a difference of opinion between groups.
"Growing division between the neighbours made the street meeting very tense."
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division in a sentence
- The division of the cake into eight equal slices took some care.
- The company's European division reported strong growth this quarter.
- Division is easier once you know your times tables well.
- Her answer was wrong because she made a mistake in the division.
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What is "division" in Irish?
"division" in Irish is deighilt, urrann. division means: The act of splitting something into separate parts, or one of those resulting parts.
How do you use "division" in a sentence?
Example: "The division of the cake into eight equal slices took some care." In Irish, "division" is deighilt, urrann.
Are there other ways to say "division" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "division": deighilt, urrann.
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