lateral in Irish
lateral in Irish is cliathánach — lateral means relating to, or situated at, the side of something.
lateral in Irish
cliathánach
(disease) Affecting the side or sides of the body, or confined to one side of the body.
What does "lateral" mean?
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adj Relating to, or situated at, the side of something.
"The surgeon made a lateral incision along the knee."
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adj Unconventional or indirect, especially in thinking.
"Solving the puzzle required some lateral thinking."
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noun (American football) A sideways pass.
"The running back tossed a lateral to his teammate."
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verb (American football) To throw a sideways pass.
"He lateraled the ball just before being tackled."
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lateral in a sentence
- The surgeon made a lateral incision along the knee.
- A lateral move at work means changing roles without a promotion.
- Solving the puzzle required some lateral thinking.
- The running back tossed a lateral to his teammate.
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What is "lateral" in Irish?
"lateral" in Irish is cliathánach. lateral means: Relating to, or situated at, the side of something.
How do you use "lateral" in a sentence?
Example: "The surgeon made a lateral incision along the knee." In Irish, "lateral" is cliathánach.
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