plea in Irish
plea in Irish is agairt, tagra, pléadáil — plea means an urgent, heartfelt request.
plea in Irish
agairt
tagra
pléadáil
What does "plea" mean?
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noun An urgent, heartfelt request.
"The villagers sent a desperate plea for help after the flood."
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noun Law: a formal statement by a defendant responding to a charge.
"The man changed his plea to guilty on the morning of the trial."
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plea in a sentence
- The villagers sent a desperate plea for help after the flood.
- She made a tearful plea for donations to the shelter.
- The man changed his plea to guilty on the morning of the trial.
- Her lawyer advised her to enter a plea at the first hearing.
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What is "plea" in Irish?
"plea" in Irish is agairt, tagra, pléadáil. plea means: An urgent, heartfelt request.
How do you use "plea" in a sentence?
Example: "The villagers sent a desperate plea for help after the flood." In Irish, "plea" is agairt, tagra, pléadáil.
Are there other ways to say "plea" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "plea": agairt, tagra, pléadáil.
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