promise in Irish
promise in Irish is gealltanas — promise means a firm statement that you will or will not do something.
promise in Irish
gealltanas
(countable) an oath or affirmation; a vow.
What does "promise" mean?
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noun A firm statement that you will or will not do something.
"He kept his promise to call her every night while he was away."
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noun A sign of future success or good quality.
"The young player showed real promise in his first professional season."
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verb To commit to doing (or not doing) something.
"She promised to finish the report by Friday."
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verb To give a strong indication of something good or likely to happen.
"The dark clouds promised a heavy storm by nightfall."
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promise in a sentence
- He kept his promise to call her every night while he was away.
- Breaking a promise to a child can damage their trust for a long time.
- The young player showed real promise in his first professional season.
- She promised to finish the report by Friday.
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What is "promise" in Irish?
"promise" in Irish is gealltanas. promise means: A firm statement that you will or will not do something.
How do you use "promise" in a sentence?
Example: "He kept his promise to call her every night while he was away." In Irish, "promise" is gealltanas.
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