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Icelandic-English translation for: to put a word in quotation marks
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leggja orði í belgto put a word in
gæsalappir {kv.ft} [tilvitnunarmerki]quotation marks
í einu orði sagt {adv}in a word
orðtak leggja stein í götu e-s [orðtak]to put a spoke in sb.'s wheel
til orðs og æðis {adv}in word and deed
orðið í þessu samhengithe word in this context
pressa á e-n [beita e-n þrýstingi]to put a pressure on sb.
ganga frá e-uto put sth. in order
setja sig í hættuto put oneself in danger
segja ekki aukatekið orðto not say a word
mál. forliður {k} <forl.>first element of a compound word
þverfótato put one foot in front of the other
færa e-ð í orðto put sth. in words
koma e-u í lagto put sth. in order
ganga á bak orða sinnato break one's word
ökut. samg. bremsuför {hv.ft}braking marks {pl}
Unverified vera settur yfir e-ðto be put in charge of sth.
ganga á bak orða sinnato go back on one's word
ívitnun {kv}quotation
viðsk. verðtilboð {hv}price quotation
verðleggja e-ðto put a price on sth.
taka í taumanato put a stop to sth.
ganga vel framto put up a good fight
læknisfr. plástra e-ðto put a plaster on sth.
orðtak leggja stein í götu e-s [orðtak]to put obstacles in sb.'s way
taka fyrir e-ðto put a stop to sth.
hafa mikið viðto put a lot of work into sth.
leggja kapp á e-ðto put one's energy into sth.
reyna á þolrifin í e-mto put sb. to the test
ganga í skrokk á e-mto put great pressure on sb.
læknisfr. Unverified kippa (e-u) í liðinnto put a bone back into joint
láta e-ð ofan í e-ðto put sth. in / into sth.
leggja til höfuð e-mto put a price on sb.'s head
setja pressu á e-n/e-ðto put pressure on sb./sth.
taka um hálsinn á e-mto put one's arms around sb.'s neck
vistast á hjúkrunarheimilito dwell in a nursing home
vera á sífelldum þeytingito be always in a rush
-yrði {hv} {noun} {suffix}word
orð {hv}word
gera á sigto do a stool in one's pants
á stöku stað {adv}in a few places
á öruggum staðin a safe place
núna á eftir {adv}in a little while
á annan veg {adv}in a different manner
orðanotkun {kv}word usage
tölvufr. textavinnsla {kv}word processing
orðréttur {adj}word for word
orðaval {hv}word choice
grunnorð {hv}fundamental word
mál. fornyrði {hv}archaic word
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