infiltrate in Irish
infiltrate in Irish is insíothlaigh, síothlaigh isteach — infiltrate means to secretly gain entry into an organization or place, often to spy or cause harm.
infiltrate in Irish
insíothlaigh
síothlaigh isteach
What does "infiltrate" mean?
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verb To secretly gain entry into an organization or place, often to spy or cause harm.
"The agent managed to infiltrate the smuggling ring within weeks."
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verb To pass gradually into something, as a liquid seeping through a material.
"Rainwater slowly infiltrated the cracked foundation."
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infiltrate in a sentence
- The agent managed to infiltrate the smuggling ring within weeks.
- Hackers infiltrated the company's network through a fake email attachment.
- Rainwater slowly infiltrated the cracked foundation.
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What is "infiltrate" in Irish?
"infiltrate" in Irish is insíothlaigh, síothlaigh isteach. infiltrate means: To secretly gain entry into an organization or place, often to spy or cause harm.
How do you use "infiltrate" in a sentence?
Example: "The agent managed to infiltrate the smuggling ring within weeks." In Irish, "infiltrate" is insíothlaigh, síothlaigh isteach.
Are there other ways to say "infiltrate" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "infiltrate": insíothlaigh, síothlaigh isteach.
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