Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
appetency
appetible
appetite
appetizer
appetizing
applaud
applause
apple
apple-brandy
apple-cart
apple-cheeked
apple-core
apple-green
apple-orchard
apple-pie
apple-sauce
apple-tart
apple-tree
appliance
applicable
applicant
application
applicator
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apple, s. 1 Úll m. Eating apple, dessert apple, úll milis. Stewed apples, úlla bruite. Baked apples, úlla rósta. S.a. ADAM. 2 Apple of the eye, (i) meall m na súile; (ii) F: úillín óir.
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Adam's apple, úll m na scornaí, na brád, na slugaide.
The boys are after your apples, tá na buachaillí ag tarraingt ar do chuid úll.
F: I upset his apple-cart, chuir mé a phlean síos is suas.
In apple-pie order, deismir, innealta.
Apple-pie bed, leaba an ghogaide.
To bob for apples, áladh a thabhairt ar úllaí (atá i dtobán).
Cu: Apple Charlotte, úllóg f.
To core an apple, an croí a bhaint as úll.
Crab(-apple), fia-úll.
Apple dumpling, úllagán m.
Apples are a complete failure this year, tá na húlla meata ar fad i mbliana.
There is a glut of apples in the market, tá an margadh calctha le húlla.
Two hundred apples, dhá chéad úll.
Nonsuch apple, noimpréal m.
A great number of apples, a lán úll, mórchuid úll.
Apples run rather big this year, tá méid mhaith sna húlla i mbliana.
Apple scab, gearbach m úll.
Seeds of an apple, síolta úill.
Sorb(-apple), sorb m.
To split an apple, dhá leath a dhéanamh d'úll.
To put the best apples on top, na húlla is fearr a chur in uachtar.
Cu: Apple turn-over, fillteán m úll.
Leave me what apples you can't take with you, fág agamsa cibé úlla nach bhfuil tú in ann a thabhairt leat.
The skin of these apples wrinkles, crapann craiceann na n-úll seo.
There's a fine apple for you! sin úll breá agat, agaibh!
