threaten in Irish
threaten in Irish is bagair — threaten means to say that you intend to harm or punish someone.
threaten in Irish
bagair
What does "threaten" mean?
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verb To say that you intend to harm or punish someone.
"The neighbour threatened to call the council if we kept making noise."
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verb To be a source of danger to something.
"Heavy flooding threatens the crops in the valley every spring."
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threaten in a sentence
- The neighbour threatened to call the council if we kept making noise.
- The manager threatened to sack anyone caught stealing from the shop.
- Heavy flooding threatens the crops in the valley every spring.
- Wildfires continue to threaten homes in the region.
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What is "threaten" in Irish?
"threaten" in Irish is bagair. threaten means: To say that you intend to harm or punish someone.
How do you use "threaten" in a sentence?
Example: "The neighbour threatened to call the council if we kept making noise." In Irish, "threaten" is bagair.
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