engagement in Irish
engagement in Irish is gealltanas pósta, comhrac — engagement means a formal agreement to marry, or the period before a wedding.
engagement in Irish
gealltanas pósta
comhrac
(countable, uncountable) In any situation of conflict, an actual instance of active hostilities.
What does "engagement" mean?
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noun A formal agreement to marry, or the period before a wedding.
"They announced their engagement at the family dinner."
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noun A scheduled appointment or commitment, especially to perform or speak.
"The band has a full calendar of engagements this summer."
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noun A period of active fighting between opposing forces.
"The battle began with a brief engagement at the river."
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noun The level of interest and interaction someone shows with content, such as on social media.
"The post generated a huge amount of engagement online."
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engagement in a sentence
- They announced their engagement at the family dinner.
- The band has a full calendar of engagements this summer.
- The battle began with a brief engagement at the river.
- The post generated a huge amount of engagement online.
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What is "engagement" in Irish?
"engagement" in Irish is gealltanas pósta, comhrac. engagement means: A formal agreement to marry, or the period before a wedding.
How do you use "engagement" in a sentence?
Example: "They announced their engagement at the family dinner." In Irish, "engagement" is gealltanas pósta, comhrac.
Are there other ways to say "engagement" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "engagement": gealltanas pósta, comhrac.
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