to work (past part. of oibrigh) in Irish
oibrithe
to work (past part. of oibrigh)
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Irish · EnglishTá na Seapánaigh ina n-oibrithe an-díograiseacha den chuid is mó.
Generally, the Japanese are very diligent workers.B1
Ní raibh úinéirí na n-eastát in ann oibrithe a mhealladh as an Eoraip ná as Meiriceá.
Estate owners were not able to attract workers from Europe to America.B2
Thosaíodar mar sin ag ceannach oibrithe as an Afraic.
So, they started buying workers from Africa.B1
2° Ní cead aon idirdhealú maidir le polaitíocht nó creideamh nó aicmí, a bheith i ndlíthe a rialaíos modh oibrithe an chirt chun comhlachais agus cumainn a bhunú agus an chirt chun teacht le chéile ar saorthionól.
2° Laws regulating the manner in which the right of forming associations and unions and the right of free assembly may be exercised shall contain no political, religious or class discrimination.C1
Forms & mutations Treigladau / Claochluithe
You may also meet these forms of oibrithe in a sentence.
- Base form
- oibrithe
- Urú
- n-oibrithe
- Réamhlitir h
- hoibrithe
- Réamhlitir t
- t-oibrithe
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