instance in Irish
instance in Irish is cás — instance means a particular example or occurrence of something.
instance in Irish
cás
A case offered as an exemplification or a precedent; an illustrative example. [from 16th c.]
What does "instance" mean?
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noun A particular example or occurrence of something.
"This is just one instance of the same problem happening across the company."
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noun (computing) A specific occurrence of something created from a general template, such as an object created from a class.
"The program creates a new instance of the class each time a user logs in."
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verb To mention or cite as an example.
"He instanced several cases where the policy had failed."
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instance in a sentence
- This is just one instance of the same problem happening across the company.
- In this instance, we'll make an exception to the rule.
- The program creates a new instance of the class each time a user logs in.
- He instanced several cases where the policy had failed.
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What is "instance" in Irish?
"instance" in Irish is cás. instance means: A particular example or occurrence of something.
How do you use "instance" in a sentence?
Example: "This is just one instance of the same problem happening across the company." In Irish, "instance" is cás.
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