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Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Gramadach
Foghraíocht
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CUARDACH DROIM AR AIS
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
ABAIRTÍ
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Sack bulging with potatoes, mála i riocht réabtha le prátaí.
The bags were bursting, bhí na málaí i riocht réabtha.
I could have wept, bhí mé i riocht caointe.
I shall make it convenient to go there, féachfad le bheith i riocht dul ann.
He was disguised as a priest, bhí sé i riocht sagairt.
To dish up well-known facts in a new form, fíorais a bhfuil seaneolas orthu a chur i riocht nua.
I am ready to drop, táim i riocht titim (leis an tuirse), táim ag titim as mo sheasamh.
I felt fit to drop, bhíos i riocht titim as mo sheasamh.
In the form of a dog, i riocht madra.
She appeared in the guise of a wood-nymph, thaispeáin sí í féin i riocht, faoi ghné, bé coille.
In the form of . . ., i riocht, i gcruth.
An enemy in the likeness of a friend, namhaid i riocht carad.
To masquerade as a soldier, dul in éide, i riocht, saighdiúra.
I came near to crying, bhí mé i riocht caointe.
To such a pitch that . . ., i riocht agus go . . .; go dtí go . . .
To be in a position to do sth., a bheith i riocht rud a dhéanamh.
Ready to die with hunger, i riocht bháis le hocras.
In running order, in ordú siúil, i riocht oibre.
That does not come within my sphere, níl sin i mo riocht.
In a good state, i riocht maith.
F: He transformed himself into a swan, chuaigh sé i riocht eala.
House that is tumbling down, teach atá i riocht titime, ag brath ar thitim.
To turn s.o. into a cow, duine a chur i riocht bó.
I am unable to do it, ní féidir liom, nílim i riocht, in ann, é a dhéanamh; níl sé ar mo chumas é a dhéanamh.
On the verge of bursting into tears, i riocht caointe.
I could have wept to see them . . ., bhí mé i riocht caointe ag breathnú orthu . . .
To wring s.o.'s words into an admission of guilt, caint duine a chur i riocht a chiontaithe.
