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Icelandic-English translation for: to be outgoing with sb
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vera hjá e-mto be with sb.
vera e-m nákunnugurto be closely acquainted with sb.
vera vondur út í e-nto be angry with sb.
vera ástfanginn af e-mto be in love with sb.
vera reiður út í e-nto be angry with sb.
hafa við e-mto be able to keep up with sb.
eiga vingott við e-nto be on intimate terms with sb.
Unverified gera sér dælt við e-nto be over-familiar with sb. [Br.]
vera upp á kant við e-nto be at odds with sb.
vera í náðinni hjá e-mto be in favour with sb. [Br.]
vera á öndverðum meiði við e-nto be at odds with sb.
þekkja e-n/e-ðto be familiar with sb./sth.
kannast við e-n/e-ðto be acquainted with sb./sth.
ama e-mto be wrong with sb. [sth. is bothering sb. or sb. is not well]
frjálsmannlegur {adj}outgoing
frjálslegur {adj}outgoing
fráfarandi {adj}outgoing
á útleið {adj}outgoing
fjarsk. Unverified úthringing {kv}outgoing call
ganga með barnto be with child
vera með á nótunumto be with it
froðufella af bræðito be foaming with rage
vera grasi vaxinnto be covered with grass
vera yfirkominn af sorgto be overcome with grief
vera kunnugur e-uto be familiar with sth.
vera erfiður viðfangsto be difficult to deal with
kannast við e-ðto be familiar with sth.
vera ör á to be generous with money
vera alsettur e-uto be strewn with sth.
vera alsettur e-uto be covered with sth.
vera prýddur e-uto be adorned with sth.
vera prýddur e-uto be decorated with sth.
iða af e-uto be bustling with sth.
samræmast e-uto be in agreement with sth.
vera illur viðureignarto be difficult to deal with
vera illur viðskiptisto be difficult to deal with
standa frammi fyrir e-uto be faced with sth.
fara frjálslega með sannleikannto be creative with the truth
skera e-ð við nöglto be stingy with sth.
vera kominn fótum framto be decrepit with age
vera þungur í vöfumto be difficult to deal with
vera ásáttur með e-ðto be satisfied with sth.
hafa e-ð vopnito be armed with sth.
hafa velþóknun á e-uto be pleased with sth.
vera uppfullur af e-uto be filled with sth.
vera ataður e-uto be covered with sth. [blood, dirt]
vera viti sínu fjær (af reiði)to be mad with rage
vera erfiður við eigato be difficult to deal with
Unverified una sér við e-ðto be content with doing sth.
þekkja inn á e-ðto be well acquainted with sth.
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