partial in Irish
partial in Irish is neamhuilíoch, páirt, páirteach — partial means not complete; only affecting or including part of something.
partial in Irish
neamhuilíoch
páirt
páirteach
leataobhach
Biased in favor of a person, side, or point of view, especially when dealing with a competition or dispute.
What does "partial" mean?
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adj Not complete; only affecting or including part of something.
"The report gives only a partial picture of what happened."
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adj Favouring one side unfairly; biased.
"The referee was accused of being partial toward the home team."
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adj Having a strong liking for something.
"She's always been partial to a good cup of tea."
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partial in a sentence
- The report gives only a partial picture of what happened.
- He suffered a partial recovery after the surgery.
- The referee was accused of being partial toward the home team.
- She's always been partial to a good cup of tea.
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What is "partial" in Irish?
"partial" in Irish is neamhuilíoch, páirt, páirteach. partial means: Not complete; only affecting or including part of something.
How do you use "partial" in a sentence?
Example: "The report gives only a partial picture of what happened." In Irish, "partial" is neamhuilíoch, páirt, páirteach.
Are there other ways to say "partial" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "partial": neamhuilíoch, páirt, páirteach, leataobhach.
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