Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
sea-born
sea-borne
sea-bottom
sea-bound
sea-calf
sea-captain
sea-carrier
sea-chart
sea-chest
sea-coast
sea-cow
sea-craft
sea-dog
sea-eagle
sea-eel
sea-elephant
seafarer
seafaring
sea-fennel
sea-fight
sea-fish
sea-fishery
seachaint could be a grammatical form of:
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
The avoidance of ill, seachaint an oilc.
To give s.o. a wide berth, duine a sheachaint.
It's bound to happen, níl seachaint le déanamh air.
To steer clear of a rock, carraig a sheachaint.
To dodge a question, ceist a sheachaint, ceist a fhágáil gan freagairt.
That subject is forbidden ground, b'fhearr an scéal sin a sheachaint.
To guard against sth., tú féin a sheachaint, a chosaint, ar rud.
To evade the issue, brí an scéil a sheachaint.
To keep out of danger, an chontúirt a sheachaint.
To avoid notice, amharc na ndaoine a sheachaint.
In order to preclude any misunderstanding, le gach údar míthuisceana a sheachaint.
To prevent any scandal, le scannal a chosc, a sheachaint.
Prevention of accidents, seachaint na dtimpistí.
To keep oneself to oneself, comhluadar daoine a sheachaint.
F: To side-track an issue, ceist a sheachaint.
To remove any uncertainty . . ., d'fhonn aon éideimhne a sheachaint ...
The untouchables, an t-aos seachanta.
To keep out of s.o.'s way, duine a sheachaint; fanacht amach ó dhuine.
