upwards in Irish
upwards in Irish is aníos, suas — upwards means toward a higher position; up.
upwards in Irish
aníos
Towards a (higher) position closer to the sky than the ground.
suas
Towards a (higher) position closer to the sky than the ground.
What does "upwards" mean?
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adv Toward a higher position; up.
"The smoke drifted upwards through the trees."
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adv To a greater figure, amount, or degree — often in the phrase "upwards of".
"The renovation will cost upwards of ten thousand pounds."
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upwards in a sentence
- The smoke drifted upwards through the trees.
- Prices have crept upwards steadily since spring.
- The renovation will cost upwards of ten thousand pounds.
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What is "upwards" in Irish?
"upwards" in Irish is aníos, suas. upwards means: Toward a higher position; up.
How do you use "upwards" in a sentence?
Example: "The smoke drifted upwards through the trees." In Irish, "upwards" is aníos, suas.
Are there other ways to say "upwards" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "upwards": aníos, suas.
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