Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
feather-brain
feather-brained
feather-brush
featherless
feather-stitch
feather-weight
feathery
feature
featured
febrifuge
febrile
February
feckless
fecund
fecundate
fecundation
fecundity
federal
federalism
federalist
federate
federation
fee
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
feature »
feature1, s. 1 The features, na ceannaithe fpl. 2 a Gné f, tréith f, airí m (tíre, foirgnimh). Main features, príomhghnéithe. b W.Tel: Sainmhír f. Shop that makes a feature of its China tea, siopa a dhéanann cúram ar leith de thae na Síne. Cin: The feature film, an príomhscannán (ar an gclár); scannán lánfhada.
feature2, v.tr. 1 Sonraíonn, is sainchomhartha ar, léirím tréithe (sainiúla) (ruda). 2 Cin: (i) Léirím, taispeánaim (duine). (ii) Film featuring Siobhán, scannán ina bhfuil príomhpháirt ag Siobhán. 3 To feature a piece of news, tosaíocht a thabhairt do phíosa nuachta.
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Cast of features, ceannaithe fpl.
Chiselled features, ceannaithe snoite.
Clear-cut features, ceannaithe snoite.
He composed his features, thug sé cosúlacht an tsuaimhnis ar a aghaidh.
Drawn features, contanós m tarraingthe, snoite.
Rugged-featured, garbhchumtha.
A pleasant-featured person, duine dea-ghnúiseach.
Heavy features, aghaidh mhosach.
Main features of a speech, príomhghnéithe óráide.
Strongly marked features, tréithe follasacha.
Redeeming feature, tréith chúititheach.
Features in repose, an aghaidh go suaimhneach.
His pinched features speak of starvation, tá dreach lom an ocrais air; tá an t-ocras le léamh ar a chontanós tarraingthe.
