expression in Irish
expression in Irish is nath cainte, dreach — expression means the act of communicating a thought, feeling, or idea, especially through words, art, or behaviour.
expression in Irish
nath cainte
A colloquialism or idiom.
dreach
A facial appearance usually associated with an emotion.
What does "expression" mean?
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noun The act of communicating a thought, feeling, or idea, especially through words, art, or behaviour.
"Freedom of expression is protected by law."
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noun A particular phrase or way of saying something, or a common saying.
""Raining cats and dogs" is a strange old expression."
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noun A look on someone's face that shows how they feel.
"His expression changed the moment he heard the news."
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noun A mathematical or logical combination of symbols representing a value.
"Simplify the expression before solving for x."
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expression in a sentence
- Freedom of expression is protected by law.
- Dance is her main form of expression.
- "Raining cats and dogs" is a strange old expression.
- His expression changed the moment he heard the news.
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What is "expression" in Irish?
"expression" in Irish is nath cainte, dreach. expression means: The act of communicating a thought, feeling, or idea, especially through words, art, or behaviour.
How do you use "expression" in a sentence?
Example: "Freedom of expression is protected by law." In Irish, "expression" is nath cainte, dreach.
Are there other ways to say "expression" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "expression": nath cainte, dreach.
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