abstraction in Irish
abstraction in Irish is teibíocht, teibiú — abstraction means the process of considering an idea or quality separately from any specific object.
abstraction in Irish
teibíocht
teibiú
What does "abstraction" mean?
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noun The process of considering an idea or quality separately from any specific object.
"Mathematics relies heavily on abstraction to generalize patterns."
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noun A general idea or concept, as opposed to something concrete.
"Freedom can feel like a vague abstraction until it's taken away."
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noun In computing, the hiding of implementation detail behind a simpler interface.
"Good software design uses abstraction to keep complex code manageable."
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abstraction in a sentence
- Mathematics relies heavily on abstraction to generalize patterns.
- Freedom can feel like a vague abstraction until it's taken away.
- Good software design uses abstraction to keep complex code manageable.
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What is "abstraction" in Irish?
"abstraction" in Irish is teibíocht, teibiú. abstraction means: The process of considering an idea or quality separately from any specific object.
How do you use "abstraction" in a sentence?
Example: "Mathematics relies heavily on abstraction to generalize patterns." In Irish, "abstraction" is teibíocht, teibiú.
Are there other ways to say "abstraction" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "abstraction": teibíocht, teibiú.
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