Similar words:
difficulty
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deficit
Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla
Ó Dónaill, 1977
An Foclóir Beag
Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991
English–Irish Dictionary
de Bhaldraithe, 1959
Grammar
Pronunciation
didí
dídine
dídnitheoir
dí-éadaigh
dí-eaglaisigh
dífe
difear
dífháisc
dífháisceoir
dífháscadh
dífhéaraigh
dífhoircinn
dífhoraoisigh
dífhortún
dífhostaigh
dífhostaíocht
dífhreagracht
dífhulaing
difir
difreáil
difreálach
difrigh
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IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
PHRASES
IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
Slí ~, difficult path.
Ní h~, it is not difficult (to relate); well, as a matter of fact.
Is doiligh cuid de na daoine a athrú, it is difficult to move, influence, some people.
Is deacair an saol a bharraíocht, it is difficult to understand, to cope with, life.
Focal ~, difficult word.
~ chrua, difficult situation.
An rud atá sa chnámh (is doiligh a bhaint as an bhfeoil), what is bred in the bone (is difficult to get rid of).
Ceist chrua, difficult question.
Fadhb chrua le réiteach, difficult problem to solve.
Chruaigh an cás orainn, our position became (more) difficult.
Bheith sa chúngach, to be pressed for space; to be in a tight place, in a difficult situation.
Dul i n~, chun ~a, to become difficult.
Diamhra agus droibhéil na tíre, the remote and difficult parts of the country.
a, la, ra) 1. Impossible, extremely difficult, to.
Rud ~, difficult thing.
Is ~ a chreidfí é sin, it would be difficult to believe that.
I ndiamhair nó i n~, in a dark or difficult place.
Teacht (slán) as ~, to survive danger, get out of a difficult situation.
Obair ~, difficult work.
Tá ~ air, it is a difficult job.
Tugann sé ceachtanna crua le déanamh, he gives difficult lessons to do.
Duine a chur i d~, to put s.o. in a difficult position, in a quandary.
Talamh ~, difficult ground.
