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recurring in Irish

recurring in Irish is athfhillteach — recurring means happening repeatedly or coming back again and again.

recurring in Irish

athfhillteach
adj
Happening or occurring frequently, with repetition.

What does "recurring" mean?

  1. adj Happening repeatedly or coming back again and again.
    "He has a recurring dream about missing an exam."
  2. adj Of a decimal number: repeating the same digit or digits forever.
    "1/3 written as a decimal is a recurring 0.333..."
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recurring in a sentence

  • He has a recurring dream about missing an exam.
  • The company set up a recurring monthly payment.
  • 1/3 written as a decimal is a recurring 0.333...

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What is "recurring" in Irish?

"recurring" in Irish is athfhillteach. recurring means: Happening repeatedly or coming back again and again.

How do you use "recurring" in a sentence?

Example: "He has a recurring dream about missing an exam." In Irish, "recurring" is athfhillteach.

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