What does bíll in Icelandic mean?
What is the meaning of the word bíll in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use bíll in Icelandic.
The word bíll in Icelandic means car, automobile, motor car. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word bíll
carnoun (automobile, a vehicle steered by a driver) Í dag flaug stór bíll af veginum. A big car flew off the road today. |
automobilenoun (A four-wheeled motor vehicle used for land transport, usually propelled by a gasoline or diesel internal combustion engine.) Ūađ er bandarískur bíll. There is an American automobile with a man. |
motor carnoun |
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Krķkur, ūessi bíll hannađi allt-í-allt. Mater, he created allinol. |
Hummer er bíll sem kom fyrst á markað 1992 af AM General sem M998 Humvee. Hummer was a brand of trucks and SUVs, first marketed in 1992 when AM General began selling a civilian version of the M998 Humvee. |
„Um hálftíma síðar stoppaði bíll við hjálparmiðstöðina og þrír bræður stigu út,“ segir Rhonda. “About 30 minutes later,” says Rhonda, “a car arrived at the center, and three brothers got out. |
Ūetta er fallegur bíll. It's a pretty truck. |
Eins og bíll, sími og ritsími gáfu nokkrir einstaklingar hugmyndir og innsýnir sem leiddu til framleiðslu af farsælu tæki. As with the automobile, telephone, and telegraph, a number of people contributed insights and inventions that eventually resulted in ever more commercially successful instruments. |
Bíll getur eyðilagst ef maður er kærulaus í akstri. Eins getur maður eyðilagt mannorð sitt ef maður setur óviðeigandi myndir og athugasemdir inn á Netið. Just as a car can be wrecked if driven carelessly, your reputation can be ruined if you post indecent pictures and comments online |
Herferðin bíll... Tilkynnt stolið laugardagsmorguninn. The campaign car... reported stolen Saturday morning. |
Hann spķlar út af stæđinu og er ađ koma ađ götunni ūegar lítill bíll birtist skyndilega. He's peeling out, he's just about to the street when this little car comes out of nowhere... |
Rétt í þann mund er bíll var að aka á hana greip systir í handlegg hennar og kippti henni af götunni og sagði: „Farðu nú varlega. Just as a car was about to hit her, a sister grabbed her arm and pulled her to safety, saying: “Please take care. |
Sætur bíll. Cute car. |
Bíll, heimili, líftrygging, ūú náđir mér! Auto, home, life, you got me! |
Litli mađur, besti vinur minn er talandi bíll. Little man, my best friend's a talking car. |
Fallegur, gamall bíll. Lovely old car. |
Ūetta er bíll ungfrú Solandres. It's Miss Solandres'car. |
Ég vissi ekki ađ ūessi bíll væri svona hrađskreiđur. I had no idea this car could go this fast. |
Ūetta er bíll stjúppabba míns. That's my step-dad's car. |
Bíll 8 til stjķrnstöđvar. Unit 8 to Dispatch. |
Það er í raun bíll Tom er. That's actually Tom's car. |
Þessi bíll getur borið fjögur tonn. This car can carry a load of 4 tons. |
Sem ūũđir ađ ūessi bíll ūarf ađ vera tilbúinn í fyrramáliđ. Which means this car needs to be ready by morning. |
Bíll fannst á 3-6. Vehicle recovery on three-six. |
Ūađ er bíll ađ koma hingađ. It's a truck heading'this way. |
Hversu öruggur er bíll ūinn? How safe is your car? |
Ameríski sendiherrann, hvítur embættis bíll. American Ambassador, white estate car. |
Ūessi bíll... This car is... |
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