literacy in Irish
literacy in Irish is litearthacht — literacy means the ability to read and write.
literacy in Irish
litearthacht
The ability to read and write.
What does "literacy" mean?
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noun The ability to read and write.
"Improving literacy in the village helped more people find better jobs."
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noun A basic working knowledge of a particular subject.
"Financial literacy means knowing how to budget and avoid debt."
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literacy in a sentence
- Improving literacy in the village helped more people find better jobs.
- Her grandfather's lack of literacy never stopped him from running a successful shop.
- Financial literacy means knowing how to budget and avoid debt.
- The course aims to build basic scientific literacy in everyone who takes it.
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What is "literacy" in Irish?
"literacy" in Irish is litearthacht. literacy means: The ability to read and write.
How do you use "literacy" in a sentence?
Example: "Improving literacy in the village helped more people find better jobs." In Irish, "literacy" is litearthacht.
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