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Icelandic-English translation for: His voice broke into a falsetto
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Rödd hans brast í falsettu.His voice broke into a falsetto.
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Dádýr birtist skyndilega.A deer broke into the clearing.
Æð rofnaði.A blood vessel broke.
Öskur rauf þögnina.A scream broke the silence.
Hún braut upp súkkulaðistykkið.She broke up a chocolate bar.
mjóróma {adj}with a weak voice
pískur {hv}conversation in a low voice
málshát. Árinni kennir illur ræðari.A bad workman blames his tools.
tón. falsetta {kv}falsetto
Hann á enn mikið ólært eins og merkja af nýlegri hegðun hans.He still has a lot to learn, as is evidenced by his recent behaviour.
Unverified fara í fýluto go into a huff
velta út af [sofna]to collapse into a deep sleep
læknisfr. Unverified kippa (e-u) í liðinnto put a bone back into joint
koma e-m upp á e-ðto let sb. get into a bad habit
hafa mikið viðto put a lot of work into sth.
þrengja [það þrengir e-m]to go into a bad spot [sb. is getting into a bad spot]
auralaus {adj}broke
peningalaus {adj}broke
félaus {adj}broke [coll.]
Blaðran sprakk.The blister broke.
Stormurinn brast á.The storm broke.
Sjónvarpið bilaði.The television broke.
staurblankur {adj} [talm.]flat broke [pred.] [coll.]
Faraldur braust út.An epidemic broke out.
Lyftan bilaði.The elevator broke down.
Verðir stöðvuðu áflogin.Guards broke up the fight.
Við eyðilögðum viðtækið fyrir slysni.We accidentally broke the radio.
Það rofaði til eftir storminn.The clouds broke after the storm.
Veiðimennirnir brutust í gegnum undirgróðurinn.The hunters broke through the underbrush.
Öldurnar brotnuðu á ströndinni.The waves broke on the shore.
Mannfjöldinn leystist upp eftir leikinn.The crowd broke up after the game.
Þeir færðu okkur slæmu fréttirnar.They broke the bad news to us.
raust {kv}voice
rödd {kv}voice
rómur {k} [hátíðlegt]voice
hans {pron}his
ásökunarrómur {k}accusatory voice
mál. germynd {kv}active voice
bókm. tón. kvenmannsrödd {kv}female voice
tón. falsetta {kv}head voice
dauf rödd {kv}hushed voice
tón. karlmannsrödd {kv}male voice
mál. miðmynd {kv}middle voice
mál. þolmynd {kv} <þm.>passive (voice)
þrumuraust {kv}stentorian voice
tón. fylgirödd {kv}supporting voice
þrumuraust {kv}thunderous voice
sópranrödd {kv}treble voice
tæk. raddgreining {kv}voice analysis
fjarsk. talpóstur {k}voice mail
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