journey in Irish
journey in Irish is aistear, slí, eachtraigh — journey means a trip from one place to another, especially a long one.
journey in Irish
aistear
slí
eachtraigh
To travel, to make a trip or voyage.
What does "journey" mean?
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noun A trip from one place to another, especially a long one.
"The journey from London to Edinburgh took about five hours."
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noun A long process of change or development, often difficult, likened to travelling somewhere.
"Recovery has been a long journey for him."
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verb To travel somewhere, especially over a distance.
"They journeyed across the desert for three days."
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journey in a sentence
- The journey from London to Edinburgh took about five hours.
- They packed light for the journey through the mountains.
- Recovery has been a long journey for him.
- Her journey to becoming a doctor took over a decade.
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What is "journey" in Irish?
"journey" in Irish is aistear, slí, eachtraigh. journey means: A trip from one place to another, especially a long one.
How do you use "journey" in a sentence?
Example: "The journey from London to Edinburgh took about five hours." In Irish, "journey" is aistear, slí, eachtraigh.
Are there other ways to say "journey" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "journey": aistear, slí, eachtraigh.
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