eliminate in Irish
eliminate in Irish is deireadh — eliminate means to completely remove or get rid of something.
eliminate in Irish
deireadh
(transitive) To completely remove, get rid of, put an end to.
What does "eliminate" mean?
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verb To completely remove or get rid of something.
"Good planning can eliminate most of the stress from moving house."
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verb To knock a competitor or option out of a contest or list of possibilities.
"Our team was eliminated after losing the semi-final match."
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eliminate in a sentence
- Good planning can eliminate most of the stress from moving house.
- The new filter eliminates almost all bacteria from the water.
- Our team was eliminated after losing the semi-final match.
- The quiz show eliminates one contestant every week until only one remains.
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What is "eliminate" in Irish?
"eliminate" in Irish is deireadh. eliminate means: To completely remove or get rid of something.
How do you use "eliminate" in a sentence?
Example: "Good planning can eliminate most of the stress from moving house." In Irish, "eliminate" is deireadh.
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