Definition of Taoiseach in English:

Taoiseach

noun ˈtiːsʲəxˈtiːʃəxˈtiʃəx

The prime minister of the Republic of Ireland.
Example sentencesExamples
- At the launch, the Taoiseach and Tanaiste refused to take questions from the press.
- Squaring up to the Taoiseach became the second major blunder in her strategy.
- He had the support of the Taoiseach and the Tanaiste and, having made the decision, he stuck with it.
- The Taoiseach yesterday said he would have to wait and see what the report says before making any decision.
- The Taoiseach's evidence was heard during a dramatic afternoon at Dublin Castle.
- The only hope we have is to get a Taoiseach who is prepared to pull the biggest stroke ever pulled in Irish politics.
- I'm sure it's a question that many of them would love to have asked the Taoiseach themselves!
- She had the support of the Government and the Taoiseach at every stage of the process.
- He was Minister of State at the Department of the Taoiseach for five years from 1982.
- A number of them gave the thumbs up on the basis that the Taoiseach and Tanaiste had agreed with the proposal.
- In the Republic the Taoiseach may reconvene the Forum for Peace and Reconciliation.
- Aggravated by weakness of a populist Taoiseach, he is in a very tight and unpleasant corner.
- The Taoiseach was given a warm welcome by the large gathering of supporters and party activists.
- If unemployment begins to rise, the Taoiseach said the Government can change policy.
- The Green Party will ask the Taoiseach to resign if he is found to have obstructed the work of the tribunal.
- A spokesman for the Taoiseach said Sunday's event was very far from being a publicity stunt.
- The Taoiseach announced recently that the Government is planning to amend the Act.
- The Taoiseach regarded northern nationalism as being as conservative and sectarian as the regime it opposed.
- The party faithful showed up in large numbers to meet the party leader who they all deem will be the next Taoiseach.
- He is to travel to Dublin today on a parliamentary exchange, expected to include a meeting with the Taoiseach.

Origin

Irish, literally 'chief, leader'.

Definition of Taoiseach in US English:

Taoiseach

nounˈtiʃəxˈtēSHəKH

The prime minister of the Republic of Ireland.
Example sentencesExamples
- If unemployment begins to rise, the Taoiseach said the Government can change policy.
- Squaring up to the Taoiseach became the second major blunder in her strategy.
- A number of them gave the thumbs up on the basis that the Taoiseach and Tanaiste had agreed with the proposal.
- She had the support of the Government and the Taoiseach at every stage of the process.
- The party faithful showed up in large numbers to meet the party leader who they all deem will be the next Taoiseach.
- The Taoiseach yesterday said he would have to wait and see what the report says before making any decision.
- He is to travel to Dublin today on a parliamentary exchange, expected to include a meeting with the Taoiseach.
- He was Minister of State at the Department of the Taoiseach for five years from 1982.
- The Taoiseach's evidence was heard during a dramatic afternoon at Dublin Castle.
- The only hope we have is to get a Taoiseach who is prepared to pull the biggest stroke ever pulled in Irish politics.
- The Green Party will ask the Taoiseach to resign if he is found to have obstructed the work of the tribunal.
- I'm sure it's a question that many of them would love to have asked the Taoiseach themselves!
- Aggravated by weakness of a populist Taoiseach, he is in a very tight and unpleasant corner.
- The Taoiseach announced recently that the Government is planning to amend the Act.
- The Taoiseach regarded northern nationalism as being as conservative and sectarian as the regime it opposed.
- A spokesman for the Taoiseach said Sunday's event was very far from being a publicity stunt.
- The Taoiseach was given a warm welcome by the large gathering of supporters and party activists.
- He had the support of the Taoiseach and the Tanaiste and, having made the decision, he stuck with it.
- In the Republic the Taoiseach may reconvene the Forum for Peace and Reconciliation.
- At the launch, the Taoiseach and Tanaiste refused to take questions from the press.

Origin

Irish, literally ‘chief, leader’.

单词	Taoiseach
释义	Definition of Taoiseach in English: Taoiseach noun ˈtiːsʲəxˈtiːʃəxˈtiʃəx The prime minister of the Republic of Ireland. Example sentencesExamples At the launch, the Taoiseach and Tanaiste refused to take questions from the press. Squaring up to the Taoiseach became the second major blunder in her strategy. He had the support of the Taoiseach and the Tanaiste and, having made the decision, he stuck with it. The Taoiseach yesterday said he would have to wait and see what the report says before making any decision. The Taoiseach's evidence was heard during a dramatic afternoon at Dublin Castle. The only hope we have is to get a Taoiseach who is prepared to pull the biggest stroke ever pulled in Irish politics. I'm sure it's a question that many of them would love to have asked the Taoiseach themselves! She had the support of the Government and the Taoiseach at every stage of the process. He was Minister of State at the Department of the Taoiseach for five years from 1982. A number of them gave the thumbs up on the basis that the Taoiseach and Tanaiste had agreed with the proposal. In the Republic the Taoiseach may reconvene the Forum for Peace and Reconciliation. Aggravated by weakness of a populist Taoiseach, he is in a very tight and unpleasant corner. The Taoiseach was given a warm welcome by the large gathering of supporters and party activists. If unemployment begins to rise, the Taoiseach said the Government can change policy. The Green Party will ask the Taoiseach to resign if he is found to have obstructed the work of the tribunal. A spokesman for the Taoiseach said Sunday's event was very far from being a publicity stunt. The Taoiseach announced recently that the Government is planning to amend the Act. The Taoiseach regarded northern nationalism as being as conservative and sectarian as the regime it opposed. The party faithful showed up in large numbers to meet the party leader who they all deem will be the next Taoiseach. He is to travel to Dublin today on a parliamentary exchange, expected to include a meeting with the Taoiseach. Origin Irish, literally 'chief, leader'. Definition of Taoiseach in US English: Taoiseach nounˈtiʃəxˈtēSHəKH The prime minister of the Republic of Ireland. Example sentencesExamples If unemployment begins to rise, the Taoiseach said the Government can change policy. Squaring up to the Taoiseach became the second major blunder in her strategy. A number of them gave the thumbs up on the basis that the Taoiseach and Tanaiste had agreed with the proposal. She had the support of the Government and the Taoiseach at every stage of the process. The party faithful showed up in large numbers to meet the party leader who they all deem will be the next Taoiseach. The Taoiseach yesterday said he would have to wait and see what the report says before making any decision. He is to travel to Dublin today on a parliamentary exchange, expected to include a meeting with the Taoiseach. He was Minister of State at the Department of the Taoiseach for five years from 1982. The Taoiseach's evidence was heard during a dramatic afternoon at Dublin Castle. The only hope we have is to get a Taoiseach who is prepared to pull the biggest stroke ever pulled in Irish politics. The Green Party will ask the Taoiseach to resign if he is found to have obstructed the work of the tribunal. I'm sure it's a question that many of them would love to have asked the Taoiseach themselves! Aggravated by weakness of a populist Taoiseach, he is in a very tight and unpleasant corner. The Taoiseach announced recently that the Government is planning to amend the Act. The Taoiseach regarded northern nationalism as being as conservative and sectarian as the regime it opposed. A spokesman for the Taoiseach said Sunday's event was very far from being a publicity stunt. The Taoiseach was given a warm welcome by the large gathering of supporters and party activists. He had the support of the Taoiseach and the Tanaiste and, having made the decision, he stuck with it. In the Republic the Taoiseach may reconvene the Forum for Peace and Reconciliation. At the launch, the Taoiseach and Tanaiste refused to take questions from the press. Origin Irish, literally ‘chief, leader’.
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