water oor Igbo

water

/ˈwɔɾɚ/, /ˈwɑɾɚ/, /ˈwaːtər/, /ˈwɔːtə(ɹ)/, /ˈwɔːtə/ werkwoord, naamwoord

(uncountable) A clear liquid having the chemical formula H ₂ O, required by all forms of life on Earth.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Igbo

mmiri

naamwoord

clear liquid H2O

How does the atmospheric water cycle illustrate Jehovah’s creative power?
Olee otú nrugharị nke mmiri dị na mbara ikuku si egosipụta ike Jehova nwere ike ihe?

mmịrị

Water

The Microsoft-supplied default attract application for Surface units. Customers can customize the background and reflection images in this application, but the water effects stay the same.

Soortgelyke frases

water cycle
Etemete mmírí · etemete mmírí

voorbeelde

As was the case in Jeremiah’s day, the eternal God, Jehovah, continues to be the only Source of life-giving waters.
Dị ka ọ dị n’ụbọchị Jeremaịa, nanị Chineke ahụ nke na-adịru mgbe ebighị ebi, bụ́ Jehova, nọgidere na-abụ Isi Iyi nke mmiri na-enye ndụ.

Food, water, shelter, medical care, and emotional and spiritual support are provided as soon as possible
A na-agba mbọ ozugbo bugara ụmụnna ndị a ọdachi dakwasịrị nri, mmiri, ọgwụ, tapolin na ihe ndị ha ga-eji ehi ụra.

Who has wrapped up the waters in a mantle?
Ònye kegideworo mmiri n’uwe Ya?

* And then shall ye immerse them in the water, 3 Ne.
* Ma mgbe ahụ ka unu ga-abianye ha n’ime mmiri, 3 Nif.

Cholera is most often contracted when a person drinks water or eats food that is contaminated with fecal matter from infected people.
Ụzọ ndị mmadụ kacha esi ebute ọgbụgbọ na ọnyụnyụ bụ ma ọ bụrụ na nsị onye bu ya enwee otú o si metụ nri mmadụ chọrọ iri ma ọ bụ mmiri ọ chọrọ ịṅụ.

When you come up out of the water, it is as if you are emerging to a new life, one that is governed by God’s will and not your own.
Mgbe i si n’ime mmiri pụta, ọ bụ dị ka a ga-asị na ị na-abanye ná ndụ ọhụrụ, nke ihe Chineke na-achọ na-achịkwa, ọ bụghị ihe gị onwe gị na-achọ.

* Struck rock at Horeb and water gushed forth, Ex.
* Tiri oke nkume ihe na Horeb ma mmiri gbapụtara, Ọpụ.

If you do not replenish the water that is lost through perspiration, the heart has to work harder to circulate the blood.
Ọ bụrụ na ị ṅụghị mmiri iji nyeghachi ahụ́ gị mmiri ahụ si n’ọsụsọ gị pụọ, obi gị aghaghị ịrụsikwu ọrụ ike iji hụ na ọbara na-erugharị gị n’ahụ́.

Millions of gallons of water are wasted because of broken water mains and faucets that are left running
A na-emebisị ọtụtụ nde lita mmiri n’ihi paịpụ mmiri ndị gbawara agbawa na pọmpụ ndị a kpọghere hapụ ha ka mmiri na-agbafu

He extolled the Creator, under whose direction our globe hangs on nothing visible in space and water-laden clouds are suspended above the earth.
O toro Onye Okike, bụ́ onye mere ka ụwa anyị ghara ịnọkwasị n’ihe a na-ahụ anya na mbara igwe, meekwa ka urukpuru mmiri juru kpuchie ụwa.

He that puts faith in me, just as the Scripture has said, ‘Out from his inmost part streams of living water will flow.’”
Onye na-ekwere na mụ, dị ka ihe e deworo n’akwụkwọ nsọ kwuru, n’afọ ya ka osimiri nke mmiri dị ndụ ga-esi na-erupụta.”

In mid-December, just before the storms, the supertanker Erika sank in heavy seas about 30 miles [50 km] off France’s west coast, spilling 10,000 tons of oil into the waters.
N’etiti ọnwa December, ntakịrị oge tupu e nwee oké ifufe ahụ, nnukwute ụgbọ mmiri na-ebu mmanụ bụ́ Erika mikpuru ná nnukwu osimiri n’ebe dị ihe dị ka kilomita 50 site n’ụsọ oké osimiri ọdịda anyanwụ France, na-akwanye mmanụ dị tọn 10,000 n’ime mmiri ahụ.

You have to get into the water and splash about in it.
Ị ghaghị ịba n’ime mmiri ma gwuwe ya egwuwe.

* Even as water revives a thirsty tree, so the calm speech of a soothing tongue can refresh the spirit of those hearing it.
* Otú ahụ mmiri si eme ka osisi na-akpọnwụ akpọnwụ dịghachi ndụ, otú ahụ ka okwu ọma e ji ire dị jụụ kwuo nwere ike ịgba ndị a gwara ya ume.

The tub water could be warmed, the baptism candidate could calmly and gradually be placed in the water and, once acclimatized to it, the actual baptism could occur.
A pụrụ ime ka mmiri dị n’ọ́kwá ịsa ahụ́ ahụ dịtụ ọkụ, a pụrụ iji nwayọọ kuba onye ahụ a na-aga ime baptizim n’ime mmiri ahụ, ozugbo ahụ́ ya nabatakwara ya, a pụrụ ime ya nke bụ́ baptizim.

“Pollution flows into the air and water,” notes Linden, “weakening the immune systems of animals and humans alike.”
“A na-emetọ ikuku na mmiri,” ka Linden na-ekwu, “na-ebelata ikike nke usoro ahụ́ mmadụ na ahụ́ anụmanụ ji alụso ọrịa ọgụ.”

In its opening words, the Bible speaks of the holy spirit —also rendered “God’s active force”— as “moving to and fro over the surface of the waters.”
N’okwu mmeghe nke Bible, Bible kwuru banyere mmụọ nsọ—nke a sụgharịkwara ịbụ “ike Chineke nke nọ n’ọrụ”—dị ka ihe ‘na-erugharị n’elu mmiri.’

4 The prayer of Abraham’s servant was answered when Rebekah watered his camels.
4 A zara ekpere ohu Ebreham mgbe Ribeka nyere kamel ya mmiri.

Despite their size and number, rivers carry very little of the world’s fresh water.
N’agbanyeghị ibu ha na ọnụ ọgụgụ ha, osimiri nwere nanị akụkụ dị nta nke mmiri ọṅụṅụ ndị dị n’ụwa.

So from all the territory around the Jordan, and even from Jerusalem, the people come out to John in great numbers, and he baptizes them, dipping them beneath the waters of the Jordan.
Ya mere, site n’ókèala nile dị Jọdan gburugburu, ọbụna site na Jerusalem, ndị mmadụ na-apụkwute Jọn n’ọnụ ọgụgụ dị ukwuu, ọ na-emekwa ha baptism, na-emikpu ha n’ime mmiri nke Jọdan.

The “river of water of life” represents Jehovah’s provisions for recovering obedient humans from sin and death.
“Mmiri nke ndụ” na-anọchi anya ndokwa Jehova mere iji mee ka ụmụ mmadụ ndị na-erubere ya isi kwụsị ime mmehie na ịnwụ anwụ.

When disease-causing germs get into water and food or onto hands, utensils, or surfaces used for preparing and serving food, they may be passed into the mouth and swallowed, resulting in illness.
Mgbe nje ndị na-akpata ọrịa banyere na mmiri nakwa ná nri ma ọ bụ mesa mmadụ n’aka, banye n’arịa ndị e ji eme ihe n’ụlọ, ma ọ bụ n’ihe ndị e ji akwadebe ma na-ekunye nri, ha pụrụ ịbanye n’ọnụ, e loo ha, ha akpata ọrịa.

18 And now I give unto you a commandment that what I say unto one I say unto all, that you shall forewarn your brethren concerning these waters, that they come not in journeying upon them, lest their faith fail and they are caught in snares;
18 Ma ugbụ a enye m unu iwu-nsọ na ihe m kwuru nye otu onye e kwuru m ya nye mmadụ nile, ka unu dọọ ụmụnne unu aka na ntị gbasara mmiri nile a ka ha ghara ịbịa site n’ije njem n’elu ha, ka okwukwe ha ghara ịda ma jide ha n’ọnya nile;

“Because the earth will certainly be filled with the knowledge of Jehovah as the waters are covering the very sea.”
“N’ihi na ihe ọmụma Jehova ga-ejupụta ụwa, dị ka mmiri si ekpuchi oké osimiri.”

Others work at saving water, unnoticed by most, but with the satisfaction of knowing that they are helping out.
Ndị ọzọ rụrụ ọrụ ichekwa mmiri, ma ọtụtụ mmadụ ahụghị ọrụ ha rụrụ. Ha nwetakwara afọ ojuju n’ihi na ha maara na ha na-enyere ndị mmadụ aka.