Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
freestone
free-thinker
free-thinking
free-trade
free-trader
free-wheel
free-will
freeze
freeze out
freezer
freezing
freezing-mixture
freezing-point
freight
freightage
freighter
French
Frenchify
Frenchman
french-polish
Frenchwoman
frenzied
frenzy
New English–Irish Dictionary has an entry for
freeze »
freeze, 1 v.i. a Impers. Siocann. It is freezing hard, tá sé ag cur sheaca go trom, tá sé ag sioc go tréan. It will freeze, déanfaidh sé sioc; tá sioc air. b Reonn. The river has, is, frozen (up), tá an abhainn reoite, tá an abhainn ina reolach. The pipes froze (up), rinne oighear den uisce sna píopaí. F: I am frozen, tá an fuacht dulta go croí ionam; táim sioctha, leata. F: To freeze on to s.o., dul i ngreim i nduine, bheith sna sála de shíor ag duine. The smile froze on his lips, chalc an gáire ar a bhéal. c He froze to death, cailleadh leis an bhfuacht é. 2 a Reoim, oighrím (rud). To freeze the blood (in s.o.'s veins), an croí a chur ina stad i nduine. b Fin: Coiscim (cairde, iasacht airgid); buanaím (praghsanna).
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PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Com: Frozen meat, feoil reoite.
Frozen assets, sócmhainní ina stad.
I am frozen to death, tá an fuacht dulta go smior ionam, tá mé dealraithe.
It is freezing hard, tá sé ag sioc go crua.
I am frozen to the marrow, tá an fuacht go smior ionam.
Frozen solid, ina aon reolach amháin.
