refresh in Irish
refresh in Irish is beoigh — refresh means to make someone feel more energetic or awake, often with rest, food, or a drink.
refresh in Irish
beoigh
(transitive) To renew or revitalize.
What does "refresh" mean?
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verb To make someone feel more energetic or awake, often with rest, food, or a drink.
"A quick shower refreshed her after the long flight."
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verb To reload a webpage or app so it shows the latest content.
"He refreshed the page every few minutes waiting for the tickets to go on sale."
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noun The act of reloading a page or updating a display.
"A hard refresh clears the cache before reloading the page."
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refresh in a sentence
- A quick shower refreshed her after the long flight.
- They stopped for coffee to refresh themselves before the last leg of the drive.
- He refreshed the page every few minutes waiting for the tickets to go on sale.
- Refresh your browser if the new comments aren't showing up.
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What is "refresh" in Irish?
"refresh" in Irish is beoigh. refresh means: To make someone feel more energetic or awake, often with rest, food, or a drink.
How do you use "refresh" in a sentence?
Example: "A quick shower refreshed her after the long flight." In Irish, "refresh" is beoigh.
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