respectively in Irish
respectively in Irish is faoi seach — respectively means in the order given, matching each item on one list to the corresponding item on another.
respectively in Irish
faoi seach
In a relative manner; often used when comparing array lists, where the term denotes that the items in the lists correspond to each other in the order they are given.
What does "respectively" mean?
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adv In the order given, matching each item on one list to the corresponding item on another.
"Tom and Sara scored 90 and 85, respectively."
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respectively in a sentence
- Tom and Sara scored 90 and 85, respectively.
- The gold and silver medals went to France and Italy, respectively.
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What is "respectively" in Irish?
"respectively" in Irish is faoi seach. respectively means: In the order given, matching each item on one list to the corresponding item on another.
How do you use "respectively" in a sentence?
Example: "Tom and Sara scored 90 and 85, respectively." In Irish, "respectively" is faoi seach.
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