imperial in Irish
imperial in Irish is impiriúil, maorga, ríúil — imperial means relating to an empire, or to an emperor or empress.
imperial in Irish
impiriúil
Related to an empire, emperor, or empress.
maorga
Very grand or fine.
ríúil
Very grand or fine.
What does "imperial" mean?
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adj Relating to an empire, or to an emperor or empress.
"The museum has a fine collection of imperial robes and jewels."
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adj Relating to the traditional British system of measurement (as opposed to metric).
"My grandfather still weighs his flour in imperial pounds and ounces."
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adj Grand, majestic, or of superior size and quality.
"The tall columns gave the building an imperial look."
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noun An oversized wine bottle holding about six litres, roughly eight times a standard bottle.
"The wine merchant keeps a single imperial on display behind the counter."
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imperial in a sentence
- The museum has a fine collection of imperial robes and jewels.
- The imperial palace once housed the entire royal court.
- My grandfather still weighs his flour in imperial pounds and ounces.
- Road signs here show distances in imperial miles, not kilometres.
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What is "imperial" in Irish?
"imperial" in Irish is impiriúil, maorga, ríúil. imperial means: Relating to an empire, or to an emperor or empress.
How do you use "imperial" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum has a fine collection of imperial robes and jewels." In Irish, "imperial" is impiriúil, maorga, ríúil.
Are there other ways to say "imperial" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "imperial": impiriúil, maorga, ríúil.
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