able in Irish
able in Irish is ábalta, in ann — able means having the power, skill, resources, or opportunity to do something.
able in Irish
ábalta
in ann
What does "able" mean?
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adj Having the power, skill, resources, or opportunity to do something.
"Will you be able to attend the meeting on Friday?"
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adj Skilled or competent.
"He's a very able manager who keeps the whole team on track."
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able in a sentence
- Will you be able to attend the meeting on Friday?
- After months of practice, she was finally able to run a marathon.
- He's a very able manager who keeps the whole team on track.
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What is "able" in Irish?
"able" in Irish is ábalta, in ann. able means: Having the power, skill, resources, or opportunity to do something.
How do you use "able" in a sentence?
Example: "Will you be able to attend the meeting on Friday?" In Irish, "able" is ábalta, in ann.
Are there other ways to say "able" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "able": ábalta, in ann.
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