Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
pleader
pleading
pleasance
pleasant
pleasantness
pleasantry
please
pleased
pleasing
pleasurable
pleasure
pleasure-boat
pleasure-loving
pleat
pleated
plebeian
plebiscite
plebs (the)
plectrum
pledge
pledget
Pleiad
pleistocene
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pleased, a. 1 Sásta. To be pleased with sth., bheith sásta le rud. F: He is very well pleased with himself, tá sé an-ríméadach as féin. I was pleased at the news, thaitin an scéala liom. He was anything but pleased, dheamhan sásamh ná sásamh bhí air. F: He is as pleased as Punch, tá sé chomh ríméadach leis na cuacha. He will be very pleased to do it, déanfaidh sé é agus fáilte. Com: I am pleased to inform you that . . ., is maith liom a chur in iúl duit... 2 The Minister is pleased to reward your services, is mian leis an aire cúiteamh a thabhairt duit as do sheirbhís. Be pleased to accept this gift, deonaigh glacadh leis an mbronntanas seo.
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PHRASES
IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
She is as pleased as can be, tá sí chomh sásta le píobaire.
I am ever so pleased with it! táim lánsásta leis!
To be graciously pleased to do sth., deonú rud a dhéanamh.
He was granted permission to do what he pleased, tugadh cead dó a rogha rud a dhéanamh.
Jolly pleased, breá sásta.
Pleased to meet you, cén chaoi bhfuil tú?
What pleased me most, an rud is fearr a thaitin liom.
Much pleased, an-sásta.
She is, needless to say, very pleased, tá sí an-sásta, ní nach ionadh.
You are easily pleased, is furasta do shásamh.
P: It pleased me some, ní beag a thaitin sé liom.
I cannot tell you how pleased I am, níl insint béil agam ar an áthas atá orm.
He is not very well pleased, ní róshásta atá sé.
He wore a very pleased expression, bhí cuma an-sásta ar fad, fhíorshásta, air.
