irish

• Relatif à l'Irlande, à son peuple, à sa culture, à sa langue ou à son héritage.

Relating to Ireland, its people, culture, language, or heritage.

1. Relating to Ireland or its peopleA2formal

   Of or pertaining to the country of Ireland, its inhabitants, or their culture.

   Irlandais

   • She has an Irish accent.
   • They celebrated with traditional Irish music.
   • The Irish landscape is famous for its green hills.

   Synonymeserse

• Nom désignant le peuple d'Irlande ou d'origine irlandaise, un whisky produit en Irlande principalement à base d'orge, ou la langue celtique d'Irlande.

A noun referring to the people of Ireland or of Irish extraction, a type of whiskey made in Ireland chiefly from barley, or the Celtic language of Ireland.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. People of IrelandA2formal

   The people who are native to or inhabitants of Ireland, or those of Irish descent.

   Irlandais (peuple)

   • The Irish are known for their hospitality and storytelling.
   • Many Irish emigrated to the United States during the Great Famine.
   • The Irish celebrate St. Patrick's Day with parades and music.

2. Irish whiskeyB1formal

   A type of whiskey made in Ireland, typically from barley and known for its smooth flavor.

   whisky irlandais

   • He ordered a glass of Irish on the rocks.
   • Irish whiskey is often triple-distilled for a smoother taste.
   • The bar has a wide selection of Irish and Scotch whiskies.

3. Irish languageB1formal

   The Celtic language spoken in Ireland, also known as Irish Gaelic.

   irlandais (langue)

   • She is learning Irish at the university.
   • Irish is an official language of the European Union.
   • Many road signs in Ireland are written in both English and Irish.

   Synonymesersegaelic