increment in Irish
increment in Irish is breisíocht, incrimint, breis — increment means the process of growing bigger or increasing.
increment in Irish
breisíocht
The action of increasing or becoming greater.
incrimint
The action of increasing or becoming greater.
breis
breisíocht
incrimint
What does "increment" mean?
- noun The process of growing bigger or increasing.
- noun The size of an increase; how much something has gone up by.
- noun A figure of speech that builds up a series of related points one after another without a single climax.
- noun The extra time added to a chess player's clock after each move.
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What is "increment" in Irish?
"increment" in Irish is breisíocht, incrimint, breis. increment means: The process of growing bigger or increasing.
Are there other ways to say "increment" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "increment": breisíocht, incrimint, breis.
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