Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
Islamic
Islamism
Islamist
island
islander
isle
islet
ism
isobar
isobaric
isochromatic
isochronal
isolable
isolate
isolated
isolation
isolationism
isolationist
isolator
isomer
isomeric
isomerism
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PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Cadence of the voice, (i) Ísliú gutha; (ii) tuin f cainte.
Com. To cut prices, luachanna mpl a ísliú, a leagan.
Cut prices, luachanna íslithe.
Cutting of prices, ísliú m, laghdú m, luachanna.
Nau: To dip one's flag, abs.to dip to a ship, brat a ísliú; beannú do long.
Drop in prices, ísliú m luachanna.
Falling temperature, teocht a bheadh ag ísliú.
Prices are cut very fine, tá na luachanna íslithe go mór.
To gear up, down, an giar a ardú, a ísliú.
Gearing down, ísliú giar.
The glass is falling, tá ísliú sa bharaiméadar.
To come down to s.o.'s level, ísliú ar aon rian le duine.
To lower oneself, tú féin a ísliú, a umhlú.
To mark down the price of an article, luach earra a ísliú; earra a leagan.
To take sth. off the price, an luach a ísliú beagán.
Mus: To pitch one's voice higher, lower, airde an ghutha, a ardú, a ísliú.
El: To reduce the voltage, an voltas a ísliú.
At (greatly) reduced prices, ar phraghsanna íslithe (go mór).
Rising and falling, ardú agus ísliú; tuile agus trá.
Prices are sagging, tá praghsanna ag titim, ag ísliú.
To scale wages up, down, scálaí tuarastal a ardú, a ísliú.
The road dips sharply, tá ísliú tobann sa bhóthar.
To sink down, ísliú.
To turn the light low, an solas a mhaolú, a ísliú.
