partition in Irish
partition in Irish is deighilt, landair, spiara — partition means a wall or screen that divides a room or space into separate sections.
partition in Irish
deighilt
landair
A vertical structure that divides a room.
spiara
A vertical structure that divides a room.
What does "partition" mean?
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noun A wall or screen that divides a room or space into separate sections.
"A thin partition separated the two offices."
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noun The division of a country or territory into separate, independently governed parts.
"The partition of the country in 1947 displaced millions of people."
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noun A separately formatted section of a computer's hard drive.
"He resized the disk partition to make room for a second operating system."
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verb To divide something into separate parts or sections.
"They partitioned the large room with a folding screen."
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partition in a sentence
- A thin partition separated the two offices.
- We put up a glass partition to make a quiet corner.
- The partition of the country in 1947 displaced millions of people.
- The partition of the land left the two halves with different laws.
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What is "partition" in Irish?
"partition" in Irish is deighilt, landair, spiara. partition means: A wall or screen that divides a room or space into separate sections.
How do you use "partition" in a sentence?
Example: "A thin partition separated the two offices." In Irish, "partition" is deighilt, landair, spiara.
Are there other ways to say "partition" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "partition": deighilt, landair, spiara.
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