Dictionary Icelandic → English: gegnum | Translation 1 - 9 of 9 |
Icelandic | English | ||
gegnum kaldur {adj} | chilled through | ||
í gegnum {adv} | through | ||
að ganga gegnum e-ð | to suffer sth. | ||
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að þræða e-ð í gegnum e-ð | to thread sth. through sth. | ||
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Unverified að komast í gegnum niðurskurðinn | to make the cut | ||
að olnboga sig (í gegnum e-ð) [líka óeiginl.] | to elbow oneself (throught sth.) | ||
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Hugmyndin gengur (í) gegnum verkið. | The idea repeats itself throughout the work. | ||
Veiðimennirnir brutust í gegnum undirgróðurinn. | The hunters broke through the underbrush. | ||
að nísta e-n gegnum merg og bein | to chilled sb. to the bone |
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