engaged in Irish
engaged in Irish is geallta, gafa — engaged means having formally agreed to marry someone.
engaged in Irish
geallta
gafa
(British) (of a telephone) Already involved in a telephone call when a third party calls.
What does "engaged" mean?
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adj Having formally agreed to marry someone.
"They got engaged after five years together."
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adj Busy, occupied, or deeply interested in something.
"She was fully engaged in the discussion."
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adj (UK, of a phone line) Already in use.
"I tried calling twice, but the line was engaged."
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engaged in a sentence
- They got engaged after five years together.
- She was fully engaged in the discussion.
- I tried calling twice, but the line was engaged.
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What is "engaged" in Irish?
"engaged" in Irish is geallta, gafa. engaged means: Having formally agreed to marry someone.
How do you use "engaged" in a sentence?
Example: "They got engaged after five years together." In Irish, "engaged" is geallta, gafa.
Are there other ways to say "engaged" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "engaged": geallta, gafa.
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