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
All that money has vanished into thin air, tá an t-airgead sin uile imithe le sruth.
To cast off one's allegiance to a party, imeacht ó pháirtí, scaradh le páirtí.
Go and fetch for it, imigh leat dá iarraidh.
As you are not ready we cannot go, tharla nach bhfuil tú réidh ní thig linn imeacht.
He went away, d'imigh sé, d'imigh sé leis.
I must away, caithfidh mé imeacht liom.
His hat blew off, d'imigh a hata de leis an ngaoth, d'fhuadaigh a hata.
He went off at a break-neck pace, d'imigh sé le luas lasrach.
There is nothing for it but to go away, níl le déanamh ach imeacht.
He was carried away by joy, bhí sé ag imeacht as a chraiceann le gliondar.
He is eaten up with conceit, tá sé ag imeacht as a chranna cumhachta le teann postúlachta.
He cannot contain himself for joy, tá sé ag imeacht as a chranna cumhachta le háthas.
To be given over to evil courses, bheith imithe le drabhlás.
He cranked up the car, chuir sé an carr ag imeacht leis an lámhchrann; thug sé casadh d'inneall an chairr.
He went away crestfallen, d'imigh sé agus a chleití síos leis.
To cut a long story short, she left him, le scéal gairid a dhéanamh de, d'imigh sí uaidh.
Since his disappearance, ó d'imigh sé as amharc, ó théaltaigh sé leis.
He went dotty, d'imigh sé le gaoth na gcnoc.
He is on the downward path, tá sé ag imeacht ceann le fána.
(Of clouds, etc.) To drive before the wind, imeacht leis an ngaoth.
F: To go empty away, imeacht agus an dá láimh chomh fada le chéile.
Boat that follows the coast, bád a imíonn leis an gcósta.
He was going at a foot-pace, bhí sé ag imeacht leis de réir a choise.
He galloped away, d'imigh sé leis ar cosa in airde.
He was given over to evil courses, bhí sé imithe, ligthe, leis an olc ar fad.
He is gone for good (and all), tá sé imithe gan súil le filleadh.
I hate his going so far away, is mairg liom a imeacht an fad sin ó bhaile.
To hug the wall, imeacht go dlúth leis an mballa.
Nau: Sailing large, ag imeacht le cóir, fairsing.
There is so much less to do here since he left, is amhlaidh is lú atá le déanamh anseo ó d'imigh sé.
To be on the loose, bheith ag imeacht le scód.
Those who have a mind can go, an té is mian leis (imeacht) imíodh sé.
As we were starting what must he do but cut his finger, nuair a bhíomar ag imeacht céard deir tú leis a ghearr a mhéar! céard a dhéanfadh sé ach a mhéar a ghearradh!
He went off, d'imigh sé leis; as go brách leis.
It is optional for you to go or stay, tig leat imeacht nó fanacht mar is toil leat.
Run away and play, imigh leat ag spraoi duit féin; seo leat amach ag seó.
He is fond of pleasure, níl uaidh ach a bheith ag imeacht le haer an tsaoil.
To go to pot, imeacht le cúr na habhann, chun na tubaiste.
F: To be on the rampage, bheith le fraoch feirge, ag imeacht as do chranna cumhachta.
To rampage (about), bheith ag imeacht le craobhacha.
He reeled out, amach leis ag imeacht ó thaobh taobh.
To run riot, (i) dul i bhfiáin, imeacht le scód; (ii) (of plants) éirí fiáin.
The cart rumbled off, d'imigh an chairt agus í ag tormáil léi.
Nau: To run before the wind, imeacht le gaoth.
To run free, imeacht le scód.
Run along! imigh leat! tóg ort!
To run away with sth., imeacht le rud.
He ran off with the cash, d'imigh sé leis an airgead.
He was sauntering down the road, bhí sé ag imeacht leis an bóthar síos, ar a shuaimhneas, ar a bhogstróc.
F: He got a great send-off, bhí comóradh mór leis ag imeacht dó.
