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  1. sewer  noun
    1.  séarach masculine noun, 1st declension
english
as soon as practicable after the occurrence of an accidental discharge, spillage or deposit of any polluting matter which is likely to enter a sewer
irish
a luaithe is féidir tar éis aon ábhar truailliúcháin scaradh nó doirteadh nó a leagan de thaisme is ábhar ar dóigh dó dul amach i séarach
english
sewers, industrial plant and installations for purposes of land drainage
irish
séaraigh, gléasra tionscail agus feistis chun talamh a shilt
english
the provision and installation of private sewerage facilities
irish
saoráidí séarachais príobháideacha a sholáthar agus a chur isteach
english
works consisting of the installation of a group water supply or group sewerage facilities or both
irish
oibreacha arb éard iad grúp-sholáthar uisce nó grúp-shaoráidí séarachais nó iad araon a shuiteáil
english
the repair, maintenance and improvement of sewerage works
irish
oibreacha séarachais a dheisiú, a chothabháil agus a fheabhsú
english
the treatment of trade effluents, that is, liquid matter discharged into public sewers
irish
eisiltigh thrádála a chóireáil, is é sin, ábhar leachtach a scairdtear amach i séaraigh phoiblí
english
the making of drains or sewers through the land
irish
silteáin nó séaracha a dhéanamh tríd an talamh
english
sewer includes sewage treatment or disposal works of a sanitary authority
irish
folaíonn séarach oibreacha cóireála nó diúscartha séaracha de chuid údaráis sláintíochta
english
the construction of foundations on such sites, all sewers, drains for use in connection with the sanitation of buildings or the disposal of waste
irish
dúthshraitheanna a dhéanamh ar an láithreán sin, gach séarach, draein le húsáid i ndáil le sláintíocht foirgneamh nó diúscairt iarmhair a dhéanamh
english
aqueduct, sewer, sewage works or gasholder
irish
uiscrian, séarach, oibreacha séarachta nó gás-choimeádáin
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