edition in Irish
edition in Irish is atheagrú, eagrán — edition means a particular version of a published work, issued at a specific time or in a specific format.
edition in Irish
atheagrú
eagrán
What does "edition" mean?
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noun A particular version of a published work, issued at a specific time or in a specific format.
"This is a first edition of the novel, worth far more than a reprint."
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noun A single occurrence of a recurring event, show, or publication.
"This edition of the festival attracted a record number of visitors."
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edition in a sentence
- This is a first edition of the novel, worth far more than a reprint.
- The newspaper's Sunday edition is twice the usual length.
- This edition of the festival attracted a record number of visitors.
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What is "edition" in Irish?
"edition" in Irish is atheagrú, eagrán. edition means: A particular version of a published work, issued at a specific time or in a specific format.
How do you use "edition" in a sentence?
Example: "This is a first edition of the novel, worth far more than a reprint." In Irish, "edition" is atheagrú, eagrán.
Are there other ways to say "edition" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "edition": atheagrú, eagrán.
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