or in Irish
or in Irish is nó — or means used to link two or more alternatives, showing that any one of them could be true or chosen.
or in Irish
nó
What does "or" mean?
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conjunction Used to link two or more alternatives, showing that any one of them could be true or chosen.
"Would you like tea or coffee?"
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conjunction Introduces a consequence that follows if a stated condition is not met.
"Hurry up, or we'll miss the train."
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or in a sentence
- Would you like tea or coffee?
- You can pay by card or cash.
- Hurry up, or we'll miss the train.
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What is "or" in Irish?
"or" in Irish is nó. or means: Used to link two or more alternatives, showing that any one of them could be true or chosen.
How do you use "or" in a sentence?
Example: "Would you like tea or coffee?" In Irish, "or" is nó.
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