Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
cavil
cavilling
cavity
cavy
caw
Cayenne
cayman
cease
ceaseless
ceasing
Cecelia
cecity
cedar
cede
cedilla
ceiling
-ceilinged
celandine
celanese
celebrant
celebrate
celebrated
ceannach could be a grammatical form of:
ceannaigh »
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PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Acceptance test, trial, triail f (ar earra roimh a cheannach).
To buy food against the winter, bia a cheannach faoi choinne an gheimhridh.
The best one of all those which I bought, an ceann is fearr dar cheannaigh mé.
Th: Booking of tickets, ceannach m na dticéad.
To buy s.o. sth., rud a cheannach do dhuine.
To buy off s.o., duine a cheannach.
Bribery and corruption, ceannach agus breabaireacht.
To discontinue a newspaper, éirí as nuachtán a cheannach.
He finds himself in clothes, air féin atá ceannach a chuid éadaigh.
To buy cattle on foot, stoc a cheannach ar a gcosa.
He gave up the idea of buying the farm, chuir sé ceannach na feirme as a cheann.
To buy on the instalment system, rud a cheannach ar ghlasíocaíocht.
To invest in house property, tithe a cheannach.
Purchase price less 10%, an praghas ceannaigh lúide, ach, 10%.
To buy in one lot, ceannach ar an mórchóir, in aon last amháin.
To find a market for sth., ceannach a fháil ar rud.
(Of thg.) There is a ready market for it, tá ceannach maith air.
To go marketing, dul a cheannach.
To buy sth. of s.o., rud a cheannach ó dhuine.
To buy sth. on good terms, rud a cheannach i saorchonradh.
To buy sth. outright, rud a cheannach thar barr amach.
He paid dear(ly) for his happiness, is daor a cheannaigh sé an t-aoibhneas.
I picked it up cheap, cheannaigh mé i saorchonradh é.
To buy a pig in a poke, muc i mála a cheannach.
To buy a practice, cliantacht a cheannach.
Under the pressure of buying sth., mar dhea go mbeifeá ag dul rud a cheannach.
You can buy it at a price, tá sé le ceannach ach íoc air.
To make a purchase, rud a cheannach.
At so many years' purchase, ag oiread seo blianacht cheannaigh.
Abs. Now is the time to purchase, anois is cóir ceannach a dhéanamh.
To buy sth. in large quantities, rud a cheannach ina mhórchodanna.
There is no royal road to prosperity, ní fhaightear saill gan cheannach.
To stand a round of drinks, cur deochanna a cheannach (don chuideachta).
To buy sth. from sample, rud a cheannach as sampla.
Adv.phr.To buy sth. (at) second-hand, rud a cheannach ar athdhíol, ar athreic, ar athlámh.
Goods that sell easily, earraí a bhfuil ceannach maith orthu.
To go shopping, dul ag ceannach, ag siopadóireacht.
I have some shopping to do, tá agam le rudaí a cheannach.
He deals in poultry as a side line, bíonn sé ag ceannach éanlaithe chomh maith lena cheannghnó.
There is a slump in the book trade, níl ceannach ar bith ar leabhair.
To buy sth. on speculation, rud a cheannach sa seans.
To square s.o., duine a cheannach.
To buy the house as it stands, an teach a cheannach mar atá sé.
To stand s.o. a drink, deoch a cheannach do dhuine.
To buy the whole stock of a business, an siopa agus a bhfuil ann a cheannach.
To subscribe to a newspaper, páipéar nuachta a cheannach ar shíntiús.
To take tickets, ticéid a cheannach.
To take (in) a paper, páipéar a cheannach (go rialta).
To take up shares, scaireanna a cheannach.
To buy sth. on easy terms, rud a cheannach ar shosa.
