baseline in Irish
baseline in Irish is bonnlíne, bunlíne — baseline means a fixed starting point used for comparison when measuring change.
baseline in Irish
bonnlíne
bunlíne
What does "baseline" mean?
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noun A fixed starting point used for comparison when measuring change.
"The doctor took a baseline reading of his blood pressure before starting treatment."
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noun The back line marking the boundary of the court in sports like tennis or basketball.
"She hit the ball just inside the baseline."
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baseline in a sentence
- The doctor took a baseline reading of his blood pressure before starting treatment.
- Sales figures from last January serve as our baseline for this year's targets.
- She hit the ball just inside the baseline.
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What is "baseline" in Irish?
"baseline" in Irish is bonnlíne, bunlíne. baseline means: A fixed starting point used for comparison when measuring change.
How do you use "baseline" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor took a baseline reading of his blood pressure before starting treatment." In Irish, "baseline" is bonnlíne, bunlíne.
Are there other ways to say "baseline" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "baseline": bonnlíne, bunlíne.
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