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reception in Irish

reception in Irish is glacadh, deasc fáiltithe — reception means a formal social event, often to welcome or honor someone.

reception in Irish

glacadh
noun
(uncountable, electronics) The act or ability to receive radio or similar signals.
deasc fáiltithe
noun
The desk of a hotel or office where guests are received.

What does "reception" mean?

  1. noun A formal social event, often to welcome or honor someone.
    "They held a wedding reception at the hotel ballroom."
  2. noun The desk or area where visitors are greeted in a business or hotel.
    "Please check in at reception when you arrive."
  3. noun The quality of a received broadcast signal.
    "Cell phone reception is poor in the mountains."
  4. noun The way something is responded to or welcomed by others.
    "The album got a mixed reception from critics."
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reception in a sentence

  • They held a wedding reception at the hotel ballroom.
  • Please check in at reception when you arrive.
  • Cell phone reception is poor in the mountains.
  • The album got a mixed reception from critics.

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What is "reception" in Irish?

"reception" in Irish is glacadh, deasc fáiltithe. reception means: A formal social event, often to welcome or honor someone.

How do you use "reception" in a sentence?

Example: "They held a wedding reception at the hotel ballroom." In Irish, "reception" is glacadh, deasc fáiltithe.

Are there other ways to say "reception" in Irish?

Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "reception": glacadh, deasc fáiltithe.

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