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Icelandic-English translation for: to be well pleased with sb
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Dictionary Icelandic English: to be well pleased with sb

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fara með e-ðto take sth. with one
kallast á við e-ðto interact with sth.
segja skilið við fortíðinato break with the past
kynna sér e-ðto make oneself familiar with sth.
fjár. veðsetja e-ð [fasteign]to encumber sth. with a mortgage
atast í e-uto to work with / on sth.
víra e-ð (saman)to fasten sth. together with wire
afsaka sig (með e-u)to justify oneself (with sth.)
komast upp með e-ðto get away with sth.
e-u [draga uppi]to catch up with sth.
Hvað er honum?What is the matter with him?
endurnæra sig (með e-u)to refresh oneself (with sth.)
Það er eitthvað honum.Something is wrong with him.
vinahjón {hv.ft}couple who are friends with another couple
ganga fyrir ætternisstapa [hátíðlegt]to do away with oneself [idiom]
Hvað amar þér?What is the matter with you?
nostra við e-ðto take great pains with sth.
Unverified upp á {prep} [+þf.] [með tilteknum skilmálum]with the terms of
vinda bráðan bug e-uto deal with sth. quickly
fást við e-ð af alvöruto deal with sth. seriously
hrökkva / rjúka upp með andfælumto wake up with a start
fæða prentvél með pappírto feed a printing press with paper
hafa e-ð í farteskinuto have sth. on / with you
hafa framfæri af e-uto earn a living with sth.
fetta fingur út í e-ðto find fault with sth.
hafa með e-ð gerato have to do with sth.
láta e-ð fljóta meðto send sth. along with the rest
sjá sér farborða (með e-u)to earn a living (with sth.)
Orðin eru höfð með íslenskri stafsetningu.The words are represented with Icelandic spelling.
Unverified verða ekki kápan úr því klæðinuto do not get far with that
orðtak slá tvær flugur í einu höggito kill two birds with one stone
Viltu koma í ferðalag með mér?Would you like to travel with me?
taka e-u með fyrirvarato take sth. with a grain of salt
taka sér far með bát / lestto get a passage with a boat / train
jafna e-u samanto compare sth. with sth.
úða e-ð (með e-u)to sprinkle (sth.) (with sth.)
auðvitað {adv}to be sure
verato be
veðrastto be eroded
skjátlastto be wrong
endurnýjastto be renewed
Farðu varlega!Be careful!
nefnastto be called
nægjato be enough
nægjato be sufficient
vantato be short
vantato be missing
þverskallastto be pigheaded
þverskallastto be obstinate
veljastto be selected
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