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EXACT MATCHES IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
tabhair i, v.t. 1. Give in regard to. Cúiteamh a thabhairt i rud, to give compensation for sth. Cuntas a thabhairt i rud, to give an account of sth. 2. Do in regard to. Faillí a thabhairt i rud, to neglect sth. 3. Take, bring, into. Tugadh i dtír iad, they were brought ashore. Thug siad i láimh é, they arrested him. Thug sin i gcuimhne dom (go), that reminded me (that). Nau: ~ a haghaidh sa ghaoth, face her into the wind.
PHRASES IN FOCLÓIR GAEILGE—BÉARLA
Thug i mo cheann é, you reminded me of it.
Sin an rud a thug i g~ é, that is what brought him up in the world.
tabhair do chiall i gceann a chéille, dont condescend to argue with him.
Thug na ~e nach raibh ann, he proclaimed aloud that he was not there.
Thabharfainn ~ ann, I should be glad to get rid of it.
tabhairt faoi ~ ann, he is perceptive.
h~ a thug ann é, he did not go there of necessity.
Thug ~ sa chúis, i maghaidh, he gave evidence in the case, against me.
thugann punt i n~ air, if you pay a pound on account.
Thug dom (isteach) i mo ~ é, he gave it into my hand, handed it to me.
Tabhair an ~ ann, (you may) take your oath on it.
Tabhair cogar i ~ , whisper to him apart.
Tabhair dom i leith é, give it here to me.
Thug ~ séanta ann, he denied it on oath.
An ~ a thug ann , what occasioned my going there.
Thug duit i d’~ féin é, I gave it to you especially for yourself.
Tabhair ~ i mbun na cluaise , give him a clip on the ear.
Thug ~ de mo shaol ann, I spent a portion of my life there.
Is iomaí a thug ann, many a day I spent there.
Thug mo ghnó ann , my business took me there.
Thug an focal i gcluais sin chun céille é, that whispered word brought him to his senses, made him see reason.
Cad é a thug dósan a bheith i láthair? How did he come to be present?
Thug siad le tuiscint dom go raibh siad i mo leith, they gave me to understand that they were on my side.
Níl ~ na féasóige ann, he is not yet of an age to grow a beard.
~im cad é a thug ann é, I understand what brought him there.
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