extension in Irish
extension in Irish is folíne, fadú — extension means an extra part added to something to make it larger or longer, or an extra period of time granted beyond an original deadline.
extension in Irish
What does "extension" mean?
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noun An extra part added to something to make it larger or longer, or an extra period of time granted beyond an original deadline.
"They built a single-storey extension at the back of the house."
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noun A small program that adds features to a web browser or other software.
"Install the extension and a save button appears in the toolbar."
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noun An additional telephone line within an office or building, or the short number that reaches it.
"Call the main switchboard and ask for extension 214."
extension in a sentence
- They built a single-storey extension at the back of the house.
- I asked my tutor for a week's extension on the essay.
- Install the extension and a save button appears in the toolbar.
- Some extensions can read everything you type, so check the permissions.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "extension" in Irish?
"extension" in Irish is folíne, fadú. extension means: An extra part added to something to make it larger or longer, or an extra period of time granted beyond an original deadline.
How do you use "extension" in a sentence?
Example: "They built a single-storey extension at the back of the house." In Irish, "extension" is folíne, fadú.
Are there other ways to say "extension" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "extension": folíne, fadú.