lifeline in Irish
lifeline in Irish is líne tharrthála, téad sábhála — lifeline means something essential that keeps a person, group, or system going, especially in a crisis.
lifeline in Irish
líne tharrthála
A line to which a drowning or falling victim may cling.
téad sábhála
A line to which a drowning or falling victim may cling.
What does "lifeline" mean?
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noun Something essential that keeps a person, group, or system going, especially in a crisis.
"The food aid became a lifeline for the flooded village."
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noun A rope used to keep someone from falling or drowning, or to help them stay attached to a boat or structure.
"The sailor clipped his harness to the lifeline in rough seas."
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lifeline in a sentence
- The food aid became a lifeline for the flooded village.
- Her weekly phone call was his lifeline during isolation.
- The sailor clipped his harness to the lifeline in rough seas.
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What is "lifeline" in Irish?
"lifeline" in Irish is líne tharrthála, téad sábhála. lifeline means: Something essential that keeps a person, group, or system going, especially in a crisis.
How do you use "lifeline" in a sentence?
Example: "The food aid became a lifeline for the flooded village." In Irish, "lifeline" is líne tharrthála, téad sábhála.
Are there other ways to say "lifeline" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "lifeline": líne tharrthála, téad sábhála.
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