sometime in Irish
sometime in Irish is am éigin — sometime means at an unspecified point in the past or future.
sometime in Irish
am éigin
At an indefinite but stated time in the past or future.
What does "sometime" mean?
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adverb At an unspecified point in the past or future.
"This will certainly happen sometime in the future."
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adjective Former; having held a position at an earlier time.
"The sometime mayor now spends his days gardening and writing his memoirs."
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sometime in a sentence
- This will certainly happen sometime in the future.
- I'll see you at the pub sometime this evening.
- The sometime mayor now spends his days gardening and writing his memoirs.
- She gave a talk with her sometime colleague from the old office.
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What is "sometime" in Irish?
"sometime" in Irish is am éigin. sometime means: At an unspecified point in the past or future.
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