appealing in Irish
appealing in Irish is mealltach, taitneamhach, tarraingteach — appealing means attractive or interesting; likely to draw someone's interest.
appealing in Irish
mealltach
Having appeal; attractive.
taitneamhach
Having appeal; attractive.
tarraingteach
Having appeal; attractive.
What does "appealing" mean?
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adj Attractive or interesting; likely to draw someone's interest.
"The idea of a beach holiday sounds very appealing right now."
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appealing in a sentence
- The idea of a beach holiday sounds very appealing right now.
- She gave him an appealing look, hoping he'd change his mind.
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What is "appealing" in Irish?
"appealing" in Irish is mealltach, taitneamhach, tarraingteach. appealing means: Attractive or interesting; likely to draw someone's interest.
How do you use "appealing" in a sentence?
Example: "The idea of a beach holiday sounds very appealing right now." In Irish, "appealing" is mealltach, taitneamhach, tarraingteach.
Are there other ways to say "appealing" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "appealing": mealltach, taitneamhach, tarraingteach.
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