Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
bad-looking
badminton
badness
bad-tempered
baffle
baft
bag
bagatelle
bagful
baggage
bagging
baggy
bagpipe
Bahama
Bahrein
bail
bailee
bailer
bailiff
bailment
bailor
bairn
bagair could be a grammatical form of:
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
v.tr.To bluster out threats, bagairt gháifeach a dhéanamh.
To breathe forth, breathe out, threats, bagairt a dhéanamh.
He uttered dark threats to them, bhagair sé go millteanach orthu.
He threatened him with dismissal, bhagair sé a bhriseadh air.
Empty threats, bagairt f gan cur leis.
Idle threats, bagairt f gan cur leis.
War was impending, bhí cogadh ag bagairt.
To join threats to, with, a demand, bagairt a chur le hiarraidh.
F: He saw the red light, chonaic sé an baol ag bagairt.
To get money out of s.o., airgead a bhaint de dhuine (le bagairt, mealladh).
Serious threat, bagairt chinniúnach.
He shook his fist at me, bhagair sé a dhorn orm.
Threats cannot shake my purpose, ní bhogfaidh bagairt mé.
Ruin stares him in the face, tá an léirscrios ag bagairt air.
To utter a threat, bagairt a dhéanamh.
He was under the threat of expulsion, bhíothas ag bagairt é a dhíbirt.
He was under a threat of illness, bhí an bhreoiteacht ag bagairt air.
To threaten s.o., bagairt ar dhuine.
He threatened to do it, bhagair sé a dhéanamh.
Warn the children, bagair, fógair, ar na páistí.
To wave s.o. aside, bagairt i leataobh ar dhuine.
He waved us on, bhagair sé chun cinn sinn.
