PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
Cuir ~ ime ar an arán, put a taste of butter on the bread.
Rud a bhlaiseadh; ~eadh de rud, to taste sth.
Bia, deoch, a bhlaiseadh, to taste, sample, food, drink.
~ beag de rud, a little taste, bite, of sth.
~ milis, searbh, sweet, sour, taste.
~ a fháil ar rud, (i) to get the taste of sth., (ii) to take a liking for sth.
Tá ~ gaoithe ar na prátaí, the potatoes taste of exposure.
Blas camhraithe, rancid taste.
Tá blas ~ air, it has a peculiar taste.
~ do nuachta a fháil, to get a taste of novelty.
Blas an seachtú crosáin, surfeited feeling, cloying taste.
~ a bheith i do bhéal, to have a bad taste in one’s mouth.
~ a bheith agat i rud, to have a taste, a liking, for sth.
Ith, ól, é má tá ~ agat ann, eat, drink, it if it is to your taste.
~ den fheoil (a fháil), (to get) a taste of the meat.
~ (bheag) den fheoil (a fháil), (to get) a (little) taste of the meat.
Blas ~, wild, raw, taste.
Blas, boladh, ~, sharp taste, smell.
Níl sé blasta lena ól fuar, it doesn’t taste well when drunk cold.
Bheith ~ de rud, to have lost taste, zest, for sth.
Blas meala, taste of honey; delicious taste.
Choisc mé mo ~, I got a taste of something new.
Cuir ~ ime air, put a taste of butter on it.
~ dí, bitterness, sour taste, of drink.
Gléasann sí í féin go ~, she dresses with taste.
~ cáise, smack, taste, of cheese.
~ rósta, the satisfying taste of roast meat.
Bain greim tástála as an arán, take a bite of the bread to taste it.
Bia, deoch, a thástáil, to taste food, drink.
~faidh an bia blas na hola, the food will take the taste of the oil.
~ a bheith agat do rud, to have a taste for sth.
Fear a bhfuil ~ aige, a man of taste.