TORTHAÍ
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
dispose, v.tr. & i. 1 a Cóirím; srathnaím. Man proposes, God disposes, duine á rá is Dia á dhéanamh. b They disposed of his fate, shocraigh siad céard a bhí le déanamh leis. 2 To dispose of sth., s.o., rud a chur de láimh, duine a chur díot; duine a mharú. To dispose of an opponent, céile comhraic a chloí. To dispose of a question, ceist a réiteach. To dispose of a matter, gnó a shocrú, a chur i gcrích. To dispose of a meal, béile a chaitheamh siar. 3 Com: (Sell) To dispose of goods, earraí a dhíol. He disposed of his business, dhíol sé a ghnó. To be disposed of, le reic, le díol. Goods easily disposed of, earraí sodhíolta. 4 Claonaim(s.o. to do sth., duine chun rud a dhéanamh). 5 To dispose oneself to sleep, socrú síos chun codlata.
ABAIRTÍ
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
He is well disposed, ill disposed, to me, tá dea-chroí, droch-chroí, aige dom.
To be friendly disposed, bheith báúil.
If you feel so disposed, má bhíonn an fonn ort; má thograíonn tú.
I am disposed to believe that . . ., tá claonadh agam a chreidiúint go ...
To be disposed to anger, bheith tugtha d'fhearg.
I am disposed to help you, tá mé toilteanach cabhrú leat.
She is ill-disposed towards them, tá droch-chroí aici dóibh.
He was ill-disposed to do it, bhí drogall air, bhí sé drogallach, é a dhéanamh.
He is kindly disposed towards me, tá dáimh aige liom.
Man proposes, God disposes, is tú a dúirt is ní Dia.
Man proposes and God disposes, tusa á rá agus Dia á dhéanamh.
He is well-disposed to, towards, me, tá dáimh aige liom.