offline in Irish
offline in Irish is as líne — offline means not connected to a network, especially the internet.
offline in Irish
as líne
Of a system, currently not connected (generally electrically) to a larger network. For example, a power plant which is not connected to the grid, or a computer which is not connected to the Internet or to any other communications service.
What does "offline" mean?
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adj Not connected to a network, especially the internet.
"The website has been offline for maintenance since noon."
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adj Happening in the physical world rather than on the internet.
"They met offline for the first time after months of chatting online."
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adv Outside a formal meeting or conversation, in a more private setting.
"Let's take this discussion offline and finish it after the call."
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offline in a sentence
- The website has been offline for maintenance since noon.
- They met offline for the first time after months of chatting online.
- Let's take this discussion offline and finish it after the call.
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What is "offline" in Irish?
"offline" in Irish is as líne. offline means: Not connected to a network, especially the internet.
How do you use "offline" in a sentence?
Example: "The website has been offline for maintenance since noon." In Irish, "offline" is as líne.
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