distribution in Irish
distribution in Irish is leatacht — distribution means the act of spreading or handing something out.
distribution in Irish
leatacht
An act of distributing or state of being distributed.
What does "distribution" mean?
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noun The act of spreading or handing something out.
"The distribution of leaflets around the neighbourhood took the volunteers most of the weekend."
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noun The process of getting goods from a maker to the people who buy them.
"The company has signed a deal for the distribution of its snacks across Europe."
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noun In statistics, the pattern showing how spread out or common different values are.
"The graph shows the distribution of heights among the students in our class."
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distribution in a sentence
- The distribution of leaflets around the neighbourhood took the volunteers most of the weekend.
- Teachers supervised the distribution of exam papers to each desk.
- The company has signed a deal for the distribution of its snacks across Europe.
- Poor distribution meant the new magazine was hard to find in small shops.
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What is "distribution" in Irish?
"distribution" in Irish is leatacht. distribution means: The act of spreading or handing something out.
How do you use "distribution" in a sentence?
Example: "The distribution of leaflets around the neighbourhood took the volunteers most of the weekend." In Irish, "distribution" is leatacht.
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