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vera í alfaraleiðto be located by the highway
ánetjast e-uto be captivated by sth.
ofbjóða e-ðto be appalled by sth.
vera skuldum vafinnto be burdened by debts
stjórn. þjóðkjörinn {adj}elected by the people
þekkjast á e-uto be recognized by sth.
afmarkast af e-uto be bounded by sth.
vera nefndur á nafnto be mentioned by name
einkennast af e-uto be characterized by sth.
orsakast af e-uto be caused by sth.
meðal annarra orða {adv}by the way
vera þjakaður af e-uto be plagued by sth.
hafa andstyggð á e-uto be revolted by sth.
hafa viðbjóð á e-uto be disgusted by sth.
vera í fylgd e-sto be escorted by sb.
Unverified bera keim af e-uto be marked by sth.
einkennast af e-uto be hallmarked by sth. [fig.]
verða fyrir bílto be run over by a car
taka e-ð nærri sérto be upset by sth.
verða undir bílto be run over by a car
kikna undan e-uto be weighed down by sth.
vera á framfæri e-sto be supported by sb.
vel á minnst {adv}by the way <BTW>
meðan ég man {adv}by the way <BTW>
annars {adv} [meðal annarra orða]by the way
Unverified eiga e-ð yfir höfði sérto be threatened by sth.
ofbirtu í augunto be blinded by a bright light
fara eftir reglumto play by the rules
standa við rúmiðto stand by the bed
búa við ströndinato live by the shore
lögfr. nauðungarsala {kv}sale by order of the court
kippa sér ekki upp við e-ðto be unaffected by sth.
Unverified vera (ekki) uppnæmur fyrir e-uto (not) be impressed by sth.
ein. rafm. kúlomb {hv} <C>coulomb <C>
velgja við e-u [e-n velgir við e-u]to be nauseated by sth. [sb. is nauseated by sth.]
tíðkastto be the custom
fylgja e-u [e-ð fylgir e-u]to be accompanied by sth. [sth. is accompanied by sth.]
vera fyrirto be in the way
vera í fylkingarbroddito be in the lead
vera uppdubbaðurto be dressed to the nines
vera á uppleiðto be on the rise
vera í varnarstöðuto be on the defensive
vera einito be the only one
Unverified vera utanveltuto be the odd man out
Unverified vera á flækingito be on the road
vera aðhlátursefnito be the subject of ridicule
varða við lögto be against the law
Unverified tilheyra fortíðinnito be thing of the past
vera í fararbroddito be in the lead
vera á faraldsfætito be on the move
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