flexible in Irish
flexible in Irish is aclaí, solúbtha — flexible means able to bend easily without breaking.
flexible in Irish
aclaí
solúbtha
What does "flexible" mean?
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adj Able to bend easily without breaking.
"Thin wire is flexible, so you can bend it into any shape."
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adj Able to adapt or change readily to new conditions.
"The software is flexible and can be set up for many kinds of business."
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adj Willing to change one's opinion or approach; open-minded rather than rigid.
"A good leader stays flexible and listens when others suggest a better way."
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flexible in a sentence
- Thin wire is flexible, so you can bend it into any shape.
- These rubber boots are flexible enough to walk in comfortably.
- The software is flexible and can be set up for many kinds of business.
- Be flexible with your travel dates and you will find cheaper tickets.
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What is "flexible" in Irish?
"flexible" in Irish is aclaí, solúbtha. flexible means: Able to bend easily without breaking.
How do you use "flexible" in a sentence?
Example: "Thin wire is flexible, so you can bend it into any shape." In Irish, "flexible" is aclaí, solúbtha.
Are there other ways to say "flexible" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "flexible": aclaí, solúbtha.
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