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múineadh could be a grammatical form of: múin »
PHRASES IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
(To child) Behave yourself! bíodh múineadh ort; iompair thú féin!
Well-behaved, múinte, dea-mhúinte.
Good behaviour, múineadh m.
Disciplined in the school of adversity, múinte ag an anró.
To do the polite, bheith go múinte béasach.
(Of child) He was dragged up, níor cuireadh múineadh ná sciúradh air.
To speak (s.o.) fair, (i) labhairt go múinte (le duine); (ii) na huirc is na hairc a ghealladh (do dhuine).
He is no gentleman, níl múineadh ná tabhairt suas air.
These children are quite out of hand, níl múineadh ná stiúradh ar na páistí seo.
She behaves like a lady, iompraíonn sí í féin go múinte, mar is dual do bhean uasal.
To draw a lesson from sth., múineadh a bhaint as rud.
(Good) manners, múineadh m, dea-bhéasa, mpl.
Have you forgotten your manners? nach sílfeá go mbeadh múineadh ort?
None of your sauce! bíodh múineadh ar do theanga.
Politeness is not his strong point, ní hé an múineadh an chuid is fearr de.
To take pupils, daltaí a bheith á múineadh agat.
He teaches French, tá sé ag múineadh na Fraincise.
Teaching through English, ag múineadh trí Bhéarla.
Keep a civil tongue in your head, bíodh múineadh ort.
Well-trained child, páiste a bhfuil múineadh air, fios a bhéas aige.
He was more than usually polite, bhí sé múinte thar mar ba ghnách leis.
A mere veneer of politeness, smearadh m beag múinte.
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