hurry in Irish
hurry in Irish is deifir, deabhadh, dithneas — hurry means to move or act with speed, or to make someone or something move faster.
hurry in Irish
deifir
Rushed action.
deabhadh
Rushed action.
dithneas
Rushed action.
éascaigh
What does "hurry" mean?
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verb To move or act with speed, or to make someone or something move faster.
"Hurry up, the bus leaves in two minutes!"
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noun The state of needing to do something quickly; urgency.
"Why are you in such a hurry to leave the party?"
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hurry in a sentence
- Hurry up, the bus leaves in two minutes!
- We need to hurry or we'll miss the flight.
- Why are you in such a hurry to leave the party?
- There's no hurry, take your time.
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What is "hurry" in Irish?
"hurry" in Irish is deifir, deabhadh, dithneas. hurry means: To move or act with speed, or to make someone or something move faster.
How do you use "hurry" in a sentence?
Example: "Hurry up, the bus leaves in two minutes!" In Irish, "hurry" is deifir, deabhadh, dithneas.
Are there other ways to say "hurry" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "hurry": deifir, deabhadh, dithneas, éascaigh.
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