Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
chatterer
chattering
chatty
chauffeur
chauvinism
chaw
chaw-bacon
cheap
cheapen
cheapness
cheat
cheating
check
check in
checked
checker
checker-board
checkers
checking
checkmate
check-nut
check-screw
check-up
cheap could be a grammatical form of:
ceap »
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
cheap »
cheap. 1 a. a Saor. Dirt cheap, fíorshaor, ar shladmhargadh. Cheap seats (in theatre, etc.), suíocháin shaora. To do sth. on the cheap, rud a dhéanamh (i) ar an bpingin is saoire, (ii) go gortach. b Beagluachach, suarach. He felt cheap, tháinig náiríocht, cúisiúlacht, air. He made himself cheap, rinne sé a bheag de féin; d'ísligh sé é féin. To hold sth. cheap, drochmheas a chaitheamh ar rud. S.a. JACK1 II 1. 2 adv.F: =CHEAPLY. ► cheaply, adv. Go saor. He got off cheap(ly), tháinig sé saor go leor as, scair sé go maith leis.
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PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
I bought this horse cheap, fuair mé an capall seo i saorchonradh.
Exceptionally cheap, saor thar an gcoitiantacht.
I got this horse cheap, fuair mé an capall seo i saorchonradh.
Cheap jack, mangaire m, ceannaí m siúil.
He bought it on the cheap, fuair sé saor é; fuair sé aisce ann.
I picked it up cheap, cheannaigh mé i saorchonradh é.
We are running a cheap line, tá earra saor ar díol againn.
Cheap trip, turas m saor.
That's the worst of cheap shoes, sin mo locht ar bhróga saora.
