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Icelandic-English translation for: Mig langar að fara á kaffihús
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Dictionary Icelandic English: Mig langar að fara á kaffihús

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Þú verður fara.You will have to go.
fara fram úr (rúminu)to get out of bed
fara fram úr hófito go beyond the limit
fara úr ofanto strip to the waist
fara úr ofanverðuto strip to the waist
Það kom á mig.I was taken aback.
fara fram [e-m fer fram]to improve [sb. is improving]
fara frjálslega með e-ðto twist one's sources
fara með öfugmælito turn the truth on its head
fara varhluta af e-uto be cheated of sth.
fara varhluta af e-uto be deprived of sth.
fara frjálslega með sannleikannto be creative with the truth
fara út bæ)to go out on the town
fara illa ráði sínuto spoil one's chances
fara í kringum e-ðto circumvent sth. [evade, get around]
fara offari e-u)to go too far (in sth.)
fara rétt e-uto do sth. the right way
fara villur vegar um e-ðto be mistaken about sth.
Ég er fara til Akureyrar.I am going to Akureyri.
fara í e-ð utan yfir sigto cover oneself up
fara fram [e-ð fer fram]to take place [sth. takes place]
fara aftur fyrir e-ðto go around the back of sth.
fara í e-ð utan yfir sigto put some clothes on
Keyrðu mig beint á flugvöllinn.Drive me straight to the airport.
Ég ætlaði fara gera þetta.I was about to do it.
fara aftur [e-m fer aftur]to loose one's touch [sb. looses his touch]
fara dæmi e-sto follow sb.'s example
Fötin fara vel.The suit is a good fit.
fara hjá (e-m/e-u)to pass by (sb./sth.)
fara eftir e-u [það fer eftir e-u]to depend on sth. [it depends on sth.]
fara hjá e-u [það fer ekki hjá því]not to be avoided [it cannot be avoided]
fara e-m vel [e-ð fer e-m vel]to suit sb. [sth. suits sb. well]
fara um borðto board sth. [the train, the ship, the plane, etc.]
koma e-u áto get a custom established
eiga e-ð á hættuto run a risk
finna e-ð á sérto have a hunch
fitja upp á e-uto broach a subject
höggva á hnút [óeiginl.]to break a deadlock [fig.]
venja sig á e-ðto acquire a habit
vistast á hjúkrunarheimilito dwell in a nursing home
taka á sig röggto make a concentrated effort
tefla á tæpasta vaðto take a big risk
vera frár á fætito be a fast runner
flaska á e-uto make a mistake
verða (e-ð) áto make a mistake
blása á kertito blow out a candle
slá á þráðinnto make a phone call
binda enda á ferðalagto break a journey
setja bát á flotto launch a boat
skrifa upp á víxilto endorse a bill
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