overseas in Irish
overseas in Irish is thar lear, thar sáile — overseas means located in or coming from another country, typically across the sea.
overseas in Irish
thar lear
Abroad, especially across the sea.
thar lear
Abroad.
thar sáile
Abroad.
thar sáile
Across a sea; to an area across a sea.
What does "overseas" mean?
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adj Located in or coming from another country, typically across the sea.
"Her overseas trip went well."
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adv To or in a foreign country across the sea.
"My brother has been living overseas since he finished university."
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overseas in a sentence
- Her overseas trip went well.
- Many overseas students come to the town to study each autumn.
- My brother has been living overseas since he finished university.
- Do you often travel overseas on holiday, or do you stay at home?
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What is "overseas" in Irish?
"overseas" in Irish is thar lear, thar sáile. overseas means: Located in or coming from another country, typically across the sea.
How do you use "overseas" in a sentence?
Example: "Many overseas students come to the town to study each autumn." In Irish, "overseas" is thar lear, thar sáile.
Are there other ways to say "overseas" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "overseas": thar lear, thar sáile.
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