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Irish word

leabhra

comparative degree

adjectivefeminine

leabhra means “comparative degree” in Irish and is used as a adjective.

Definitions

  • genitive singular feminine

leabhra in context

Beidh tú in ann leabhra a thabhairt abhaile agus úsáid a bhaint as na ríomhairí.

You will be able to take books home and make use of the computers.

B2

Bhí fuath na námhad aige ar an scoil agus ar na leabhra.

He hated school and books with a passion.

A2

Chun costas páipéarachas, cló-bhuala, páipéar, greamuíocht agus leabhra clóbhuailte do sholáthar don tseirbhís phuiblí, chun tuarastail agus costaisí Oifig an tSoláthair, agus chun il-sheirbhísí ilghnéitheacha mar aon le tuairiscí díospóireachtaí an Oireachtais ...

For the expense of providing stationery, printing, paper, binding, and printed books for the public service, for the salaries and expenses of the Stationery Office, and for sundry miscellaneous services, including reports of Oireachtas debates

C1

Chun go bhféadfar cúmpráidí do dhéanamh agus chun costas Leabhra agus Fuirmeacha do chimeád síos, etc., moltar aon scála amháin de Biatha do bheith ann i gcóir na nOspideul gCeanntair agus an Ospidéil Mheán-suidhte.

For purposes of comparison and economy in Books and Forms, etc., a uniform Diet Scale for the District and Central Hospitals is recommended.

C1

Chun Páipéarachais, Clódóireachta, Páipéir, Greamuíochta agus Leabhra Clóbhuailte i gcóir na Seirbhíse Puiblí;

For Stationery, Printing, Paper, Binding and Printed Books for the Public Service;

B2

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