spirit in Irish
spirit in Irish is sprid, alcól — spirit means the non-physical part of a person believed to hold their character, emotions, or soul.
spirit in Irish
sprid
alcól
(usually, in the plural) A volatile liquid, such as alcohol. The plural form spirits is a generic term for distilled alcoholic beverages.
What does "spirit" mean?
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noun The non-physical part of a person believed to hold their character, emotions, or soul.
"Her spirit remained unbroken despite the hardship."
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noun A supernatural being, such as a ghost.
"Locals claim the old house is haunted by a restless spirit."
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noun Enthusiasm, energy, or courage.
"The team played with real spirit despite being down two goals."
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noun A strong distilled alcoholic drink; in the plural, distilled liquor generally.
"The bar stocks a wide range of spirits, from whisky to gin."
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spirit in a sentence
- Her spirit remained unbroken despite the hardship.
- Locals claim the old house is haunted by a restless spirit.
- The team played with real spirit despite being down two goals.
- The bar stocks a wide range of spirits, from whisky to gin.
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What is "spirit" in Irish?
"spirit" in Irish is sprid, alcól. spirit means: The non-physical part of a person believed to hold their character, emotions, or soul.
How do you use "spirit" in a sentence?
Example: "Her spirit remained unbroken despite the hardship." In Irish, "spirit" is sprid, alcól.
Are there other ways to say "spirit" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "spirit": sprid, alcól.
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