Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
squeaker
squeaking
squeal
squealer
squealing
squeamish
squeamishness
squeeze
squeezer
squeezing
squelch
squib
squid
squiffy
squill
squint
squinter
squint-eyed
squinting
squire
squireen
squirm
squirrel
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squeeze1, s. 1 a Teannadh m, fáscadh m, brú m. b Barróg f. To give s.o. a squeeze, barróg a bhreith ar dhuine; duine a fháscadh i do bhachlainn. 2 Brúdán m, plúchadh m (daoine). It was a tight squeeze, ní raibh ann ach go raibh slí ann. 3 A squeeze of lemon, cúpla deoir de shú líomóide. 4 Múnla m, lorg m (boinn, eochrach, etc.).
squeeze2, v.tr. 1 a Teannaim, fáiscim, brúim. To squeeze s.o.'s hand, greim teann a bhreith ar láimh duine. He squeezed his finger in the door, rug an doras ar a mhéar. He was squeezed to death in the crowd, maraíodh sa bhrúdán é. b Teannaim, fáiscim (duine) i mo bhachlainn; beirim barróg ar. 2 To squeeze sth. into a box, rud a chuachadh, a dhingeadh, isteach i mbosca. To squeeze the juice out of a lemon, an sú a fháscadh, a bhrú, as líomóid. He squeezed himself through the hole, sháigh sé é féin tríd an bpoll. Squeeze up! teannaigí le chéile! conlaigí! 3 a Teannaim, cúngaím, ar (dhuine). b To squeeze money out of s.o., airgead a fháscadh as duine (le foréigean).
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