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Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
comfit
comfort
comfortable
comforter
comforting
comfortless
comfrey
comic
comical
comicality
coming
coming out
comity
comma
command
commandant
commandeer
commander
commanding
commandment
commemorate
commemoration
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
To cast a chill over the company, diomú a chur ar an gcomhluadar.
To keep s.o. company, comhluadar a choinneáil le duine; cuideachta a dhéanamh do dhuine.
To keep good company, comhluadar maith a thaithí.
Avoid bad company, seachain droch-chomhluadar, cuideachta dhrochshamplach.
A man is known by his company, inis dom do chomhluadar agus inseoidh mé duit cé thú féin.
To company with s.o., (i) comhluadar a choinneáil le duine; comhluadar duine a thaithí; (ii) cónaí, taisteal, in éineacht le duine.
Doubtful society, comhluadar m éidearfa.
To herd with . . ., bheith i gcaidreamh, i gcomhluadar (daoine, dreama).
F: To inflict oneself, one's company, on s.o., comhluadar a bhrú ar dhuine.
I am at a loss for company, tá easpa comhluadair orm.
Mixed company, comhluadar measctha.
Will you join our party? an dtiocfaidh tú isteach sa chomhluadar seo?
I was one of the party, bhí mé ar dhuine den chomhluadar.
To seclude oneself from society, dul ar an uaigneas, fanacht amach ó chomhluadar daoine.
To keep oneself to oneself, comhluadar daoine a sheachaint.
In the society of s.o., i gcomhluadar duine.
The guests straggled off, d'imigh an comhluadar ina scíontacháin.
