feedback in Irish
feedback in Irish is aiseolas — feedback means comments or reactions about how well something worked, used to guide improvement.
feedback in Irish
aiseolas
Critical assessment of a process or activity or of their results.
What does "feedback" mean?
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noun Comments or reactions about how well something worked, used to guide improvement.
"Her manager gave her useful feedback after the presentation."
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noun A high-pitched squeal caused by sound from a speaker looping back into a microphone.
"The guitarist got a burst of feedback when he stood too close to the amp."
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feedback in a sentence
- Her manager gave her useful feedback after the presentation.
- We collect customer feedback through a short survey.
- The guitarist got a burst of feedback when he stood too close to the amp.
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What is "feedback" in Irish?
"feedback" in Irish is aiseolas. feedback means: Comments or reactions about how well something worked, used to guide improvement.
How do you use "feedback" in a sentence?
Example: "Her manager gave her useful feedback after the presentation." In Irish, "feedback" is aiseolas.
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