inclusive in German
inclusive in German is allumfassend, vollständig, vollumfänglich — inclusive means covering everything within a given range, including both endpoints.
inclusive in German
allumfassend
Including (almost) everything within its scope.
vollständig
Including (almost) everything within its scope.
vollumfänglich
Including (almost) everything within its scope.
What does "inclusive" mean?
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adjective Covering everything within a given range, including both endpoints.
"Pages 10 to 20, inclusive, will be covered in the exam."
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adjective Designed to include everyone, especially people who are often excluded.
"The club runs inclusive classes where children of all abilities can take part."
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inclusive in a sentence
- Pages 10 to 20, inclusive, will be covered in the exam.
- The hotel is booked for the nights of the third to the sixth, inclusive.
- The club runs inclusive classes where children of all abilities can take part.
- We want our website to be inclusive, so everyone can use it easily.
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What is "inclusive" in German?
"inclusive" in German is allumfassend, vollständig, vollumfänglich. inclusive means: Covering everything within a given range, including both endpoints.
How do you use "inclusive" in a sentence?
Example: "Pages 10 to 20, inclusive, will be covered in the exam." In German, "inclusive" is allumfassend, vollständig, vollumfänglich.
Are there other ways to say "inclusive" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "inclusive": allumfassend, vollständig, vollumfänglich.
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