Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
imprecation
imprecatory
impregnable
impregnate
impregnation
impresario
imprescriptible
impress
impression
impressionable
impressionism
impressionist
impressionistic
impressive
imprest
imprint
imprison
imprisonment
improbability
improbable
impromptu
improper
impropriate
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
impress »
impress1, s. a Lorg m, rian m. Impress of the fingers, lorg na méar. b Sainchomhartha m, comhartha m. Work that bears the impress of genius, obair a bhfuil rian na hardintleachta uirthi.
impress2, v.tr. 1 a To impress a seal upon wax, séala a chur, a bhrú anuas, ar chéir. To impress a kiss on s.o.'s cheek, póg a thabhairt ar an ngrua do dhuine. b To impress motion (up)on a body, corp a chur ag gluaiseacht. 2 To impress sth. upon s.o., rud a chur ina luí ar dhuine. I must impress upon you that . . ., ní mór dom a chur ina luí ort go . . . To impress s.o. with the idea that.., é a chur ar a shúile do dhuine go ... 3 He impressed me favourably, thug mé dea-thuairim do. To impress s.o., dul i bhfeidhm ar dhuine. His firmness impressed them, chuir siad sonrú ina sheasmhacht. F: I am not impressed, is beag m'aird air sin.
impress3, v.tr. a Tógaim (daoine) chun seirbhíse éigeantaí; preasálaim. b Tógaim seilbh éigeantach ar (bhia, earraí).
