bilateral in Irish
bilateral in Irish is déshleasach, déthaobhach — bilateral means involving two sides or two parties equally.
bilateral in Irish
déshleasach
Having two sides.
déthaobhach
Having two sides.
déthaobhach
Involving both sides equally.
What does "bilateral" mean?
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adj Involving two sides or two parties equally.
"The two countries signed a bilateral trade agreement."
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adj Having matching left and right sides, as in body structure.
"Most animals, including humans, show bilateral symmetry."
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bilateral in a sentence
- The two countries signed a bilateral trade agreement.
- They reached a bilateral ceasefire after months of negotiation.
- Most animals, including humans, show bilateral symmetry.
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What is "bilateral" in Irish?
"bilateral" in Irish is déshleasach, déthaobhach. bilateral means: Involving two sides or two parties equally.
How do you use "bilateral" in a sentence?
Example: "The two countries signed a bilateral trade agreement." In Irish, "bilateral" is déshleasach, déthaobhach.
Are there other ways to say "bilateral" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "bilateral": déshleasach, déthaobhach.
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