past habitual analytic of ceap in Irish

cheapadh

past habitual analytic of ceap

verb

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Irish · English

Níl aon údar agamsa lena cheapadh nach raibh aithne acu ar a chéile.

I have no reason to believe they didn't know each other.B2

Tá sé in am aire nua a cheapadh.

It is time to appoint a new minister.A1

Mhaíodh sé gurbh é an féinoideachas a chuir ar a chumas aige smaointe neamhghnácha a cheapadh.

He used to claim that it was self-instruction that enabled him to conceive unusual ideas.C1

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