imigh le, v.i. 1. Go away with, take away. Imeacht le rud, to make off with sth. D’~ tú le mo pheann, you took my pen. D’~ siad le chéile, they eloped. Go n-imí an sioc leat! Bad cess to you! 2. Take to, follow. Imeacht le ceird, to follow a trade. D’~ sé le táilliúireacht, he took up tailoring. Ag imeacht le haer an tsaoil, leading a gay life. D’~ siad leis an ól, they took to drink. 3. Take certain course. Imeacht le fána, to go downhill; to fall down the slope; to take the downward path. Ag imeacht le ceann sreinge, running loose. Imeacht le gaoth, le sruth, to go with the wind, with the current; to be lost, to vanish. S.a. cloch13. 4. Go away, off. Imíonn siad leo gach uile oíche, they take themselves off every night. ~ leat (uaim, amach as seo), get away (from me, out of here). Tá sé ag imeacht leis, he is going from bad to worse.