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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
tracery
trachea
tracheotomy
tracing
tracing-cloth
tracing-linen
tracing-wheel
track
tracker
track-gauge
tracking
trackless
track-racing
tract
tractability
tractable
traction
traction-engine
tractive
tractor
trade
trade-allowance
trade-mark
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track1, s. 1 Rian m, lorg m (ainmhí, duine); iomaire m, marbhshruth m -a (báid). To follow in s.o.'s tracks, lorg duine a leanúint. To be on s.o.'s track, a bheith ar thóir, ar lorg, ar bhonn, duine. She kept track of him, níor chaill sí tuairisc air. To throw s.o. off the track, cor a chur ar dhuine. He covered up his tracks (from the police), chuir sé cor ar na gardaí. P: To make tracks, baint as; greadadh leat. 2 Mule track, cosán miúile. Sheep track, cosán m caorach. S.a. BEATEN 1. 3 Bóthar m, bealach m, slí f. To put s.o. on the right track, duine a chur ar an eolas. 4 Rac: Raon m. Motor-racing track, raon m rás gluaisteán. 5 Rail: Ráille m, bóthar m iarainn. The train left the track, cuireadh an traein den ráille. 6 Crios m boinn (tarracóra).
track2, v.tr. Leanaim lorg (ainmhí); cuirim bonn, lorg, ainmhí; téim sa tóir ar (bhithiúnach). To track down s.o., teacht suas le duine.
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PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
The beaten track, an bealach buailte, an cosán dearg.
House off the beaten track, teach scoite.
Bicycle track, bealach m rothair.
Distance between tracks, achar idir rianta.
Rail: Track on the flat, rian ar leibhéal.
Rail: Gauge of the track, leithead idir na ráillí.
F: To go off the beaten track, bealach nua a ghearradh.
Greyhound racing track, raon m rás cúnna.
To draw a red herring across the track, (i) an tóir a chur ar seachrán; (ii) scéal eile a tharraingt anuas.
To be on the inside track, (i) Rac: bheith ar an raon istigh; (ii) F: an buntáiste a bheith agat.
To leave the track, imeacht den ráille.
Three times round the track, say two miles, trí huaire thart an cúrsa, dhá mhíle, abair.
To side-track a train, traein a chur ar thaobhlach.
F: To side-track an issue, ceist a sheachaint.
You are on the wrong track, tá tú ar seachrán, tá dul amú ort.
