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Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
chain-armour
chain-case
chain-gang
chainman
chain-smoker
chain-stitch
chain-store
chair
chair-back
chair-maker
chairman
chairmanship
chair-mender
chaise
chalcedony
chalcolithic
Chaldea
Chaldean
chalice
chalk
chalkiness
chalk-pit
chalk-stone
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
chair »
chair1, s. 1 a Cathaoir f -each, suíochán m. Folding chair, cathaoir fhillte. To take a chair, suí síos. S.a. ARM-CHAIR, BATH-CHAIR, BOATSWAIN, DECK-CHAIR, EASY-CHAIR, INVALID2, LADY-CHAIR, ROCKING-CHAIR. b Cathaoir (ollaimh, breithimh, uachtaráin). To be in the chair, to occupy, fill, the chair, bheith sa chathaoir; bheith i gceannas. To take the chair, dul sa chathaoir; dul i gceannas. To leave, vacate, the chair, imeacht as an gcathaoir. Chair! Chair! Ordú! Ordú! 2 Rail: Stól m, leaba f (ráille).
chair2, v.tr. Iompraím go caithréimeach; iompraím ar ghuaillí.
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IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
He sat astride the chair, scar sé é féin ar an gcathaoir.
A high-backed chair, cathaoir chúl-ard.
Bottomless chair, cathaoir gan tóin.
Bring up your chair to the fire, tarraing do chathaoir anuas chuig an tine.
The chairs cost so much each, chuaigh na cathaoireacha oiread seo an ceann.
To draw up a chair (to the table), cathaoir a tharraingt isteach chuig an mbord.
He dropped into the chair, chaith sé é féin sa chathaoir.
This chair feels very comfortable, tá compord sa chathaoir seo.
He pulled the chair from under me, tharraing sé an chathaoir uaim.
Invalid chair, cathaoir othair.
To carry s.o. in a lady-chair, sac salainn a dhéanamh de dhuine.
He leant back in his chair, shín sé siar sa chathaoir.
The chair let him down, thug an chathaoir faoi.
To let chairs out (on hire), cathaoireacha a ligean (ar cíos).
He motioned me to a chair, sméid sé orm go suífinn (ar chathaoir).
To mount (on, upon) a chair, dul in airde ar chathaoir.
Bring your chair near(er) to the fíre, tarraing do chathaoir in aice na tine.
She nestled down in the chair, ghróig sí í féin sa chathaoir; chonlaigh sí chuici sa chathaoir.
He plumped himself into the chair, chaith sé é féin anuas sa chathaoir.
All the chairs were pounced upon, ar an toirt bhí duine ar gach aon chathaoir.
Pull your chair near the fire, teann do chathaoir leis an tine.
Arm-rest (of chair), taca uillinne.
It served him for a chair, rinne sé ionad cathaoireach dó.
To set chairs (for the company), cathaoireacha a shocrú (don chuideachta).
He sank down into the chair, lig sé é féin anuas sa chathaoir.
He started from his chair, phreab sé aníos den chathaoir.
To straddle a chair, suí scartha, ar scaradh gabhail, ar chathaoir.
Straw-bottomed chair, cathaoir shúgáin.
F: He subsided into a chair, lig sé é féin siar i gcathaoir.
To tilt one's chair, do chathaoir a ligean siar ar a sáil.
How much for this chair? -- I want five pounds, cé mhéad ar an gcathaoir seo? -- cúig phunt.
Boxes by way of chairs, boscaí mar chathaoireacha, ina gcathaoireacha.
To wheel round one's chair, do chathaoir a thabhairt thart de sciuird.
Wicker chairs, cathaoireacha caolaigh.
Wobbly chair, cathaoir chorrach.
