Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
browbeat
-browed
brown
brownie
browning
brownish
browse
brucine
bruise
bruiser
bruising
bruit
brunette
brunt
brush
brush aside
brush away
brush down
brush out
brush over
brush up
brush-holder
brú could be a grammatical form of:
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Afflux of strangers, brú mór strainséirí.
Dense crowd, brú mór daoine.
Dry crushing, brú tirim.
F: To play gooseberry, bheith ag brú cuideachta ar bheirt leannán.
I didn't like to intrude on your privacy, níor mhaith liom brú isteach ort.
His face was a mass of bruises, bhí a éadan foircthe le brúnna.
To press close against s.o., brú isteach go dlúth le duine.
Pressure of ten pounds to the square inch, brú deich bpunt don orlach cearnach.
Water pressure, brú uisce.
Mch: Test pressure, brú tástála.
Med: Blood pressure, brú fola.
Don't push (me)! ná bí ag brú!
To shove (your way) through the crowd, brú tríd an slua.
El.E: Supply pressure, brú m soláthair.
She thrust herself upon him, bhrúigh sí air, bhí sí ag brú cógais air.
Congested traffic, brú m tráchta; trácht trangláilte.
To trench (up)on s.o.'s property, s.o.'s rights, bheith ag brú cúngrachta ar sheilbh, ar chearta, duine.
Ph: Result uncorrected for temperature and pressure, toradh nár ceartaíodh maidir le teocht ná brú.
Violation of s.o.'s privacy, brú cuideachta ar dhuine.
