reenact in Irish
reenact in Irish is athachtaigh, athléirigh — reenact means to bring a law or rule into force again.
reenact in Irish
athachtaigh
To enact again.
athléirigh
To recreate an event, especially a historical battle.
What does "reenact" mean?
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verb To bring a law or rule into force again.
"Parliament voted to reenact the expired legislation."
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verb To act out a past event again, especially a historical one, as a performance.
"Volunteers reenact the Civil War battle every summer."
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reenact in a sentence
- Parliament voted to reenact the expired legislation.
- Volunteers reenact the Civil War battle every summer.
- The documentary reenacted the crime using actors.
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What is "reenact" in Irish?
"reenact" in Irish is athachtaigh, athléirigh. reenact means: To bring a law or rule into force again.
How do you use "reenact" in a sentence?
Example: "Parliament voted to reenact the expired legislation." In Irish, "reenact" is athachtaigh, athléirigh.
Are there other ways to say "reenact" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "reenact": athachtaigh, athléirigh.
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