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Icelandic-English translation for: to go like a train
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járnbr. fara með lestto go by train
Ég ætla panta einn miða á föstudaginn.I'd like to book a ticket for Friday.
dólgslegur {adj}like a ruffian
Unverified kattliðugur {adj}nimble like a cat
örskjótur {adv}like a shot [coll.]
fara á íþróttaæfinguto go to a training session
fara á völlinnto go to a sports match
fara á æfinguto go to a training session
taka sér far með bát / lestto get a passage with a boat / train
vera mikið fyrir e-ðto like sth. a lot
Unverified hegningartæki {noun}a tool for punishment (like a cane, belt, etc)
Hvernig líst þér á Ísland?How do you like Iceland?
lítast ekki á blikunato not like the look of it
fara á veiðarto go hunting
fara á veiðarto go fishing
fara á hausinnto go bankrupt
fara aftur á bakto go backwards
Ég ætla tvo miða á svölum.I'd like two tickets in the dress circle.
Unverified fara í fýluto go into a huff
trúarbr. fara í pílagrímsferðto go on a pilgrimage
taka á sig náðirto go to bed
fara vestur á firðito go to the Westfjords
hafa sig á burtto go one's way
hafa sig á brottto go one's way
fara austur á firðito go to the Eastfjords
leggja land undir fótto go on a journey
fara út á völlto go to the airport
víkja sér fráto go away for a moment
fara austur á landto go to the Eastern Region
ganga á vit e-sto go and consult sb.
vera á skjön við e-ðto go against sth.
leita á náðir e-sto go to sb. for help
viðra sigto go out for a breath of fresh air
ganga á hljóðiðto go in the direction of the sound
Unverified fara upp á fjalliðto go to the top of the mountain
fara á bak við e-nto go behind sb.'s back
ganga langt  samningum]to go a long way [to appease another party]
ganga á bak orða sinnato go back on one's word
orðtak gefa grænt ljós e-ð)to give the go-ahead (for sth.)
leggjast í víking [gamalt]to go on a viking expedition
samg. lest {kv}train
járnbr. járnbrautarlest {kv}train
æfato train
þrengja [það þrengir e-m]to go into a bad spot [sb. is getting into a bad spot]
járnbr. járnbrautarstöð {kv}train station
ökut. aflrás {kv}power train
járnbr. flutningalest {kv}cargo train
járnbr. flutningalest {kv}freight train
járnbr. hraðlest {kv}express train
úlfaldalest {kv}camel train
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