executive in Irish
executive in Irish is feidhmeannas — executive means a senior manager with authority to make important decisions in a company or organization.
executive in Irish
feidhmeannas
The branch of government that is responsible for enforcing laws and judicial decisions, and for the day-to-day administration of the state.
What does "executive" mean?
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noun A senior manager with authority to make important decisions in a company or organization.
"The chief executive welcomed staff at the annual company meeting."
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noun The branch of government responsible for enforcing laws and running day-to-day state affairs.
"In many countries, the executive proposes policies while the courts interpret the law."
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adj Relating to management or the carrying out of decisions and plans.
"She made the executive decision to move the launch to next week."
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executive in a sentence
- The chief executive welcomed staff at the annual company meeting.
- A sales executive from the firm called to arrange a visit.
- In many countries, the executive proposes policies while the courts interpret the law.
- The executive is responsible for running public services day to day.
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What is "executive" in Irish?
"executive" in Irish is feidhmeannas. executive means: A senior manager with authority to make important decisions in a company or organization.
How do you use "executive" in a sentence?
Example: "The chief executive welcomed staff at the annual company meeting." In Irish, "executive" is feidhmeannas.
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