rearrange in Irish
rearrange in Irish is athordaigh — rearrange means to change the order or arrangement of things.
rearrange in Irish
athordaigh
(transitive) To change the order or arrangement of (one or more items).
What does "rearrange" mean?
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verb To change the order or arrangement of things.
"She rearranged the furniture to make the room feel bigger."
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rearrange in a sentence
- She rearranged the furniture to make the room feel bigger.
- We had to rearrange our schedule after the flight was delayed.
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What is "rearrange" in Irish?
"rearrange" in Irish is athordaigh. rearrange means: To change the order or arrangement of things.
How do you use "rearrange" in a sentence?
Example: "She rearranged the furniture to make the room feel bigger." In Irish, "rearrange" is athordaigh.
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