empire in Irish
empire in Irish is impireacht, ollghnó — empire means a large political unit made up of many territories or peoples, usually ruled over by a single powerful authority.
empire in Irish
impireacht
impireacht
An expansive and powerful enterprise under the control of one person or group.
ollghnó
An expansive and powerful enterprise under the control of one person or group.
What does "empire" mean?
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noun A large political unit made up of many territories or peoples, usually ruled over by a single powerful authority.
"The Roman Empire stretched across three continents at its height."
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noun A large, powerful business or organization controlled by one person or group.
"She built a media empire from a single small radio station."
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empire in a sentence
- The Roman Empire stretched across three continents at its height.
- The empire eventually collapsed under the weight of its own expansion.
- She built a media empire from a single small radio station.
- He turned a small bakery into a retail empire with shops everywhere.
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What is "empire" in Irish?
"empire" in Irish is impireacht, ollghnó. empire means: A large political unit made up of many territories or peoples, usually ruled over by a single powerful authority.
How do you use "empire" in a sentence?
Example: "The Roman Empire stretched across three continents at its height." In Irish, "empire" is impireacht, ollghnó.
Are there other ways to say "empire" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "empire": impireacht, ollghnó.
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