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Dictionary Icelandic ← English: over

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English

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ADJ	over \| more over \| most over	edit
NOUN	an over \| overs	edit

fiskifr. hagkerfi vistfr. ofveiði {kv}

over-fishing

mat. viðsk. kæliborð {hv}

serve-over [Br.] [refrigerated]

3 Words: Others

upp á nýtt {adv}

(all over) again

víða að {adv}

from all over

It is over.

3 Words: Verbs

Unverified að vera útundan

to be passed over

að vera út undan

to be passed over

Unverified að taka fljótt af

to be soon over

Unverified að karpa (við e-n) (um e-ð)

to bicker (with sb.) (over sth.)

að falla aftur á bak

to fall over backwards

að afhenda (e-m) e-ð

to hand sth. over (to sb.)

að fá e-m e-ð

to hand sth. over to sb.

að hafa yfir e-m að segja

to have authority over sb.

að ráða yfir e-m

to have control over sb.

að hafa forræði yfir e-u

to have control over sth.

að eiga e-ð aflögu

to have sth. left over

að vaka yfir e-u

to keep vigil over sth.

að vaka yfir e-u

to keep watch over sth.

Unverified að sýna e-m yfirgang

to ride roughshod over sb.

Unverified að karpa (við e-n) (um e-ð)

to squabble (with sb.) (over sth.)

to stand guard over sth.

að taka við af e-m

to take over from sb.

að valta yfir e-n [talm.]

to walk (all) over sb. [coll.]

Unverified að karpa (við e-n) (um e-ð)

to wrangle (with sb.) (over sth.)

3 Words: Nouns

flug flugvélagnýr {k}

fly-over noise

mat. uppáhellingur {k}

pour over coffee [also: pourover, pour-over]

4 Words: Others

Unverified út og suður {adv}

all over the place

út um allt {adv}

all over the place

úti um allt {adv}

all over the place

yfirstaðinn {adj}

over and done with

þrásinnis {adv}

over and over again

4 Words: Verbs

Unverified að gera sér dælt við e-n

to be over-familiar with sb. [Br.]

að hrapa fyrir björg

to fall over a cliff

að ráða niðurlögum e-s

to gain a victory over sb.

að jafnhatta e-u

to lift sth. over one's head

að jafnhenda e-u

to lift sth. over one's head

að hafa vetursetu

to stay over the winter

4 Words: Nouns

stjórn. fiskveiðideila {kv}

dispute over fishing rights

mat. viðsk. fiskborð {hv}

fish serve over counter

5+ Words: Others

Hann reif buxurnar sínar þegar hann beygði sig fram.

He ripped his pants when he bent over.

5+ Words: Verbs

Unverified að vera undirlagður af verkjum

to be racked with pains all over

að verða fyrir bíl

to be run over by a car

að verða undir bíl

to be run over by a car

to get a roof over one's head

að eiga ekki þak yfir höfuðið

to have no roof over one's head

að vera e-m fremri

to have the edge over / on sb.

að villa e-m sýn

to pull the wool over sb.'s eyes

að hafa mikið fyrir e-u

to take a lot of trouble over sth.

að velta vöngum yfir e-u

to turn sth. over in one's mind

5+ Words: Nouns

landbún. Unverified fyrningar {kv.ft}

stores left over from previous years

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