state in Irish
state in Irish is stát, cuir in iúl, sonraigh — state means the particular condition someone or something is in at a given time.
state in Irish
stát
cuir in iúl
(transitive) To make known.
sonraigh
(transitive) To make known.
What does "state" mean?
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noun The particular condition someone or something is in at a given time.
"The house was left in a terrible state after the party."
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noun A country, or a self-governing political division within a larger country (such as one of the fifty American states).
"France is a sovereign state in Western Europe."
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verb To say or write something clearly and directly.
"Please state your name and address for the record."
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state in a sentence
- The house was left in a terrible state after the party.
- Water can exist in a solid, liquid, or gas state.
- France is a sovereign state in Western Europe.
- Texas is the second-largest state in the US.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "state" in Irish?
"state" in Irish is stát, cuir in iúl, sonraigh. state means: The particular condition someone or something is in at a given time.
How do you use "state" in a sentence?
Example: "The house was left in a terrible state after the party." In Irish, "state" is stát, cuir in iúl, sonraigh.
Are there other ways to say "state" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "state": stát, cuir in iúl, sonraigh.
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