strength in Irish
strength in Irish is láidreacht, urrúntacht — strength means physical power; the capacity to exert force or bear weight.
strength in Irish
láidreacht
The quality or degree of being strong.
urrúntacht
The quality or degree of being strong.
What does "strength" mean?
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noun Physical power; the capacity to exert force or bear weight.
"It took real strength to lift the fallen branch off the road."
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noun A particular skill or good quality someone or something has.
"Public speaking is one of her greatest strengths."
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noun How intense or powerful something is, such as a force, feeling, or substance.
"The strength of the coffee surprised him."
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strength in a sentence
- It took real strength to lift the fallen branch off the road.
- Public speaking is one of her greatest strengths.
- The strength of the coffee surprised him.
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What is "strength" in Irish?
"strength" in Irish is láidreacht, urrúntacht. strength means: Physical power; the capacity to exert force or bear weight.
How do you use "strength" in a sentence?
Example: "It took real strength to lift the fallen branch off the road." In Irish, "strength" is láidreacht, urrúntacht.
Are there other ways to say "strength" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "strength": láidreacht, urrúntacht.
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