ee in Irish
ee in Irish is aí — ee means a dialectal or informal exclamation used much like "eh" or "oh," often in Scottish or Northern English speech.
ee in Irish
aí
What does "ee" mean?
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intj A dialectal or informal exclamation used much like "eh" or "oh," often in Scottish or Northern English speech.
""Ee, that's a grand view," she said, looking out over the hills."
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noun Enantiomeric excess, a chemistry term measuring how much one mirror-image form of a molecule outweighs the other in a mixture.
"The reaction produced the desired compound with 92% ee."
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ee in a sentence
- "Ee, that's a grand view," she said, looking out over the hills.
- The reaction produced the desired compound with 92% ee.
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What is "ee" in Irish?
"ee" in Irish is aí. ee means: A dialectal or informal exclamation used much like "eh" or "oh," often in Scottish or Northern English speech.
How do you use "ee" in a sentence?
Example: ""Ee, that's a grand view," she said, looking out over the hills." In Irish, "ee" is aí.
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