English–Irish Dictionary (de Bhaldraithe): caith de

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brush up »

I must brush up my French, caithfidh mé an mheirg a bhaint de mo chuid Fraincise.

cast »

(Of pers.) He casts a garment, caitheann sé de ball éadaigh.

certain »

You must make certain of it, caithfidh tú a bheith cinnte de; caithfidh tú deimhin a dhéanamh de, é a chinntiú.

decision »

You must abide by your decision, caithfidh tú déanamh de réir mar a shocraigh tú.

extenuate »

Extenuated by hunger, caite de bharr ocrais.

merit »

To treat s.o. according to his merits, caitheamh le duine de réir mar a bheadh tuillte aige.

must »

He simply must come, caithfidh sé teacht, sin a bhfuil de.

off »

Off with your boots, caith díot na bróga.

progress »

As the year progresses, de réir mar a bhíos an bhliain á caitheamh, ag dul thart.

self »

She must attend to herself, caithfidh sí aire a thabhairt di féin.

so-and-so »

She must have her coffee so-and-so, caithfear an caife a dhéanamh mar siúd is mar seo di.