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Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
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lesion
less
lessee
lessen
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lesson
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let
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let off
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lethal
lethargic
lethargy
Letitia
Lett
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lesson1, s. 1 Ceacht m -a. To hear the lessons, na ceachtanna a éisteacht. Dancing lessons, ceachtanna rince. To take lessons in French, ceachtanna Fraincise a fháil. To give lessons in French, ceachtanna Fraincise a thabhairt. To draw a lesson from sth., múineadh a bhaint as rud. Let that be a lesson to you! déanadh sin do shúile dhuit! To read s.o. a lesson, fios a chéille a thabhairt do dhuine. 2 Ecc: The first, second, lesson, an chéad cheacht, an dara ceacht.
lesson2, v.tr. 1 Múinim ceacht do (dhuine). 2 Tugaim fios a chéille do (dhuine).
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Sch: French lesson, ceacht m Fraincise.
To have a lesson, ceacht a fháil.
To hear a child his lesson, a cheacht a chur ar pháiste.
To learn up a lesson, ceacht a chur de ghlanmheabhair.
A much needed lesson, ceacht a bhí de dhíth go crua, a raibh géarghá leis.
He is an object-lesson to the others, tá sé ina eiseamláir, ina shampla, ag an gcuid eile.
Singing lesson, ceacht amhránaíochta.
To teach s.o. a lesson, ciall cheannaithe a thabhairt do dhuine.
The lesson is half through, tá an ceacht leathchríochnaithe.
To leave a lesson unlearned, ceacht a fhágáil gan a fhoghlaim.
