upgrade in Irish
upgrade in Irish is uasghrádaigh — upgrade means an improved version of something, often a piece of technology or equipment.
upgrade in Irish
uasghrádaigh
(intransitive, transitive, computing) To replace a program with a later version of itself, a version having a higher version number or marketed under a more recent product name.
What does "upgrade" mean?
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noun An improved version of something, often a piece of technology or equipment.
"Adding more memory to the laptop was a cheap but useful upgrade."
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verb To replace something with a better or more advanced version.
"You should upgrade your phone's software to get the newest security protection."
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upgrade in a sentence
- Adding more memory to the laptop was a cheap but useful upgrade.
- The latest software upgrade fixed several problems and made the app run faster.
- You should upgrade your phone's software to get the newest security protection.
- We upgraded our internet plan for faster speeds.
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What is "upgrade" in Irish?
"upgrade" in Irish is uasghrádaigh. upgrade means: An improved version of something, often a piece of technology or equipment.
How do you use "upgrade" in a sentence?
Example: "Adding more memory to the laptop was a cheap but useful upgrade." In Irish, "upgrade" is uasghrádaigh.
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