Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
imbecile
imbecility
imbibe
imbricate
imbroglio
imbrue
imbue
imitate
imitation
imitative
imitator
immaculate
immanence
immanent
immaterial
immateriality
immature
immatureness
immeasurable
immediate
immemorial
immense
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
To be off in full career, imeacht i mbarr na bhfáscaí.
To chase off after sth., imeacht sna cosa in airde i ndiaidh ruda.
To sail under false colours, imeacht i mbréagriocht.
Race threatened with extinction, cine i gcontúirt imeacht in éag.
To file off, imeacht duine i ndiaidh duine.
For all the use he is he might as well go, ar scáth a bhfuil de mhaith ann bheadh sé chomh maith dhó imeacht.
He gave me the go-by yesterday, d'imigh sé tharam inné i leith agus nár aithin sé mé; thug sé an cor gearr dom inné.
He went off hell for leather, d'imigh sé mar bheadh an chaor thine ann.
To go into hiding, imeacht i bhfolach; dul i gcró folaigh.
I shall not be away for long, ní bhead i bhfad imithe.
Honesty is a thing of the past, d'imigh an lá a raibh daoine ionraice ann.
To run riot, (i) dul i bhfiáin, imeacht le scód; (ii) (of plants) éirí fiáin.
F: To go off like a shot, imeacht mar a bheadh splanc ann.
To go like smoke, imeacht mar a bheadh an chaor thine ann.
The four something train, traein a thagann (imíonn) tamall i ndiaidh a ceathair.
He went away supposedly to fetch help, d'imigh sé leis, i leith agus gur ar thóir cabhrach a bhí sé.
To go like the wind, imeacht mar a bheadh an ghaoth Mhárta ann, ar luas na gaoithe.
Fear lent him wings, d'imigh sé i mbarr na bhfáscaí le teann eagla.
