Dictionary Icelandic → English: varð | Translation 1 - 9 of 9 |
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 | Hann varð fyrir slysi. | An accident happened to him. | | |||
| Hvað varð af honum? | Where did he disappear to? | | |||
| Það varð úr að ... | The outcome was ... | | |||
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| Mér varð það til happs. | I was so lucky. | | |||
| Það varð ekkert af því. | It fell through. | | |||
| Það varð ekkert af því. | It came to nothing. | | |||
| Það varð ekkert af því. | It failed to materialize. | | |||
| Það varð ekkert úr honum. | Nothing became of him. | | |||
| Það varð ekkert úr þessu. | Nothing came of this. | | |||
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