reflective in Irish
reflective in Irish is frithchaiteach, cuimhneach — reflective means able to bounce back light; shiny in a way that reflects.
reflective in Irish
frithchaiteach
That reflects, or redirects back to the source.
cuimhneach
Pondering, especially thinking back on the past.
What does "reflective" mean?
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adj Able to bounce back light; shiny in a way that reflects.
"Cyclists wear reflective vests to be seen at night."
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adj Thoughtful; inclined to think deeply, especially about the past.
"She was in a reflective mood after the funeral."
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reflective in a sentence
- Cyclists wear reflective vests to be seen at night.
- The road sign is reflective, so it glows in car headlights.
- She was in a reflective mood after the funeral.
- He gave a reflective sigh and thought about his school days.
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What is "reflective" in Irish?
"reflective" in Irish is frithchaiteach, cuimhneach. reflective means: Able to bounce back light; shiny in a way that reflects.
How do you use "reflective" in a sentence?
Example: "Cyclists wear reflective vests to be seen at night." In Irish, "reflective" is frithchaiteach, cuimhneach.
Are there other ways to say "reflective" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "reflective": frithchaiteach, cuimhneach.
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