then in Irish
then in Irish is ansin, i ndiadh sin — then means at that time (in the past or future).
then in Irish
ansin
(temporal location) At that time.
i ndiadh sin
(temporal location) Soon afterward.
What does "then" mean?
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adv At that time (in the past or future).
"We were still in school then."
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adv Next in a sequence of events or steps.
"Add the eggs, then whisk until smooth."
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adv As a consequence; in that case.
"If you're tired, then go to bed."
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then in a sentence
- We were still in school then.
- Come back at noon — I'll be free then.
- Add the eggs, then whisk until smooth.
- If you're tired, then go to bed.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "then" in Irish?
"then" in Irish is ansin, i ndiadh sin. then means: At that time (in the past or future).
How do you use "then" in a sentence?
Example: "We were still in school then." In Irish, "then" is ansin, i ndiadh sin.
Are there other ways to say "then" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "then": ansin, i ndiadh sin.
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