perception in Irish
perception in Irish is braistint — perception means the way the mind organizes and makes sense of information taken in through the senses.
perception in Irish
braistint
Conscious understanding of something.
What does "perception" mean?
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noun The way the mind organizes and makes sense of information taken in through the senses.
"Perception of sound depends on how the brain interprets signals from the ear."
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noun A particular way of understanding or viewing something; an opinion or impression.
"His perception of the neighbourhood was shaped by a single bad evening."
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perception in a sentence
- Perception of sound depends on how the brain interprets signals from the ear.
- Depth perception allows us to judge distances accurately.
- His perception of the neighbourhood was shaped by a single bad evening.
- There is a common perception that mornings are the best time to study.
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What is "perception" in Irish?
"perception" in Irish is braistint. perception means: The way the mind organizes and makes sense of information taken in through the senses.
How do you use "perception" in a sentence?
Example: "Perception of sound depends on how the brain interprets signals from the ear." In Irish, "perception" is braistint.
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