Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
environment
environs
envisage
envoy
envy
enzyme
eocene
eolithic
eon
epaulet
epenthetic
epergne
ephemeral
ephemeris
ephor
epic
epicentre
epicure
epicurean
epicureanism
Epicurus
epicycle
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Rail: ABC (guide), eolaí m aibítre.
He is an authority on the matter, is údar, eolaí, ar an scéal é.
F: A great don at philosophy, eolaí mór fealsúnachta.
Guide(-book), eolaí m, leabhrán m eolais.
Guide to Switzerland, eolaí ar an Eilvéis.
Railway guide, eolaí iarnróid.
Those who are in the know, an mhuintir atá eolach; lucht an eolais.
He knows how the coast lies, tá sé eolach ar an gcósta.
Master of an art, eolaí m ar cheird.
There is nobody better informed, níl aon duine is eolaí ná é.
I am not a penny the wiser, níl mé a dhath níos eolaí ná bhí mé.
Qualified expert, eolaí cáilithe.
Man of science, eolaí m.
F: To be in the swim, bheith eolach ar na cúrsaí; bheith páirteach sna cúrsaí.
F: He knows a thing or two, tá sé eolach, tá sé feasach.
To understand business, bheith eolach ar, ciall a bheith agat do, chúrsaí gnó.
To understand horses, bheith eolach, oilte, ar chapaill.
To understand driving a car, bheith eolach ar charr a thiomáint.
To understand about an affair, bheith eolach, oilte, ar chúrsa.
He is none the wiser (for that), níl sé a dhath níos eolaí lena linn sin.
