book

Beurla

Freumhachadh

Fuaimneachadh

• enPR: bo͝ok
  ,
  AEF: /bʊk/
• Beurla Bhreatannach (RA)
    

  Faidhle:En-uk-book.ogg

• Beurla Aimeireaganach (SAA)
    

  Faidhle:en-us-book.ogg

  iolra
    

  Faidhle:en-us-books.ogg

Ainmear

book (iolra: books)

1. leabhar
   • I read books.
     • Tha mise a'leughadh leabhraichean.
2. An Leabhar.
   • In both English and Gaelic, "the Book" means the Bible.

• Her face was an open book.
• The book of love.
• We tried every trick in the book to solve the problem.
• The book on that filly is that she doesn't run well in the rain.
• My grandfather did everything by the book.
• The police threw the book at him when they finally arrested him.
• The judge brought him to book.
• a book of matches, a book of stamps
• A bookmaker makes book and takes bets.
• Upon winning that last trick, the bridge team made book.
• in one's own book
• in one's good books
• one for the book
• on the books

Buadhair

book

• She has plenty of book learning and no common sense.
• His book assets look great on paper, but he lives as if he were bone broke.

Gnìomhair

book

• They booked a table for 8 o'clock.
• He booked time for relaxation every day.
• They booked a hotel for the duration.
• The hotel was all booked up.
• Sergeant Friday said, "Book 'em, Dano."
• The ref booked the goalie's number for picking up the ball with his hands.
• Book a flight on the internet.
• You book in at the front desk while I find a luggage cart.
• They booked when the show was over.

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