entangled in Irish
entangled in Irish is achrannach, aimhréidh, doréidh — entangled means twisted together or caught up in something, physically or figuratively.
entangled in Irish
achrannach
Tangled or twisted together.
aimhréidh
Tangled or twisted together.
doréidh
Tangled or twisted together.
in ascar
Tangled or twisted together.
What does "entangled" mean?
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adjective Twisted together or caught up in something, physically or figuratively.
"The kite string got entangled in the tree branches."
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entangled in a sentence
- The kite string got entangled in the tree branches.
- He found himself entangled in a messy legal dispute.
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What is "entangled" in Irish?
"entangled" in Irish is achrannach, aimhréidh, doréidh. entangled means: Twisted together or caught up in something, physically or figuratively.
How do you use "entangled" in a sentence?
Example: "The kite string got entangled in the tree branches." In Irish, "entangled" is achrannach, aimhréidh, doréidh.
Are there other ways to say "entangled" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "entangled": achrannach, aimhréidh, doréidh, in ascar.
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