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transparency in Finnish

transparency in Finnish is avoimuus, läpinäkyvyys, läpikuultava — transparency means the quality of being clear enough to see through.

transparency in Finnish

avoimuus
noun
(uncountable) The quality of being transparent.
läpinäkyvyys
noun
(uncountable) The quality of being transparent.
läpikuultava
noun
(countable) Something transparent.
läpinäkyvä
noun
(countable) Something transparent.

What does "transparency" mean?

  1. noun The quality of being clear enough to see through.
    "The transparency of the lake water let us see fish swimming below."
  2. noun Openness about actions and decisions, so others can check them.
    "Voters demanded more transparency from the council over how the budget was spent."
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transparency in a sentence

  • The transparency of the lake water let us see fish swimming below.
  • Voters demanded more transparency from the council over how the budget was spent.
  • The company improved transparency by publishing its supplier list.

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What is "transparency" in Finnish?

"transparency" in Finnish is avoimuus, läpinäkyvyys, läpikuultava. transparency means: The quality of being clear enough to see through.

How do you use "transparency" in a sentence?

Example: "The transparency of the lake water let us see fish swimming below." In Finnish, "transparency" is avoimuus, läpinäkyvyys, läpikuultava.

Are there other ways to say "transparency" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "transparency": avoimuus, läpinäkyvyys, läpikuultava, läpinäkyvä.

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