What does borga in Icelandic mean?
What is the meaning of the word borga in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use borga in Icelandic.
The word borga in Icelandic means pay. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word borga
payverb (to give money in exchange for goods or services) Þegar ég borga allar mínar skuldir á ég enga peninga eftir. When I pay all my debts, I'll have no money left. |
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Borga ūeim fyrir ađ bíđa. I'm paying them to wait for you. |
Ég fer í fangelsi ef ég borga ekki 43 ūúsundkall. I'm going to prison if I don't get 43 large, so... |
Hélt ég virkilega ađ Eddie ætlađi ađ borga 3 nilljķnir fyrir töflurnar? Did I really think Eddie was gonna give me 3 million for those pills? |
Ef ūig vantar $ 200 ūá borga ég. If it's the $ 200 you need, I'll still pay. |
Hann kom eins mikiđ heim og hann gat en hann varđ ađ borga reikninga. I mean, he'd come home as much as he could, but, you know, he had to pay the bills. |
Aðeins ef þú leyfir mér að borga, herra Button Only if you let me pay for it, Mr. Button |
1:7) Á árunum sem Páll boðaði trúna í Efesus hefur kristnin kannski líka náð til borga eins og Fíladelfíu, Sardes og Þýatíru. 1:7) The Christian message may also have reached such cities as Philadelphia, Sardis, and Thyatira during the years Paul was bearing witness in Ephesus. |
Shrik-bræđur borga ykkur milljķn dali fyrir hana á morgun. Shirk Brothers'll give you a million for it tomorrow. |
Í núverandi mynd sendir skipunin varahersveitir til allra 19 hersvæđa Ūũskalands, ūar á međal til hersetinna borga eins og Parísar, Vínar og Prag. As written, the order spreads reserve troops across all of Germany's 19 military districts, including occupied cities like Paris, Vienna and Prague. |
Manstu ekki eftir að borga mér 500 fyrir að sjá á mér brjóstin? Don't you remember giving me 500 $ to show you my hoohoos? |
Ég á ekki pening til að borga Chet ef hann sér þig hér.Heyrðu, Wyatt. Þú getur ekki lifað í ótta við Chet alla ævi I don' t have the bucks to pay Chet off about this |
Ég skal borga þér hvað sem er I' il pay you whatever you want |
Og mun nũja starfiđ borga fyrir ūađ líka? ... And the new job's gonna pay for that too? |
Ađeins ef ūú leyfir mér ađ borga, herra Button. Only if you let me pay for it, Mr. Button. |
Ūađ hef ég gert undanfarin átta ár og nú fer ūađ ađ borga sig. That's what I've been doing the last eight years, and it's all about to pay off. |
Þú verður að borga leiguna You must pay the rent |
Ég borga fatafellum ekki lengur fyrir ađ berja mig. I'm not gonna pay strippers to beat me up anymore. |
Hann er of heimskur til að borga honum það allir minna. He is too dumb to pay him it any less. |
Mađur ūarf ađ borga fyrir allt hjá Ryanair. You have to pay for everything on Ryanair. |
Ég borga þér ekki fyrir að hugsa I don' t pay you to think |
Samsinntu ef ūú vilt borga To accept charges, say, " Yes " |
Ég ætla að borga fyrir píparann. I'm gonna pay for the plumber. |
Ef þú vilt gera sending máttur lína, þú vilt gera hagfræðileg rök borga fyrir þig. If you want to make a power transmission line, you want to make the economic case pay off for you. |
Ég get ekki haldið áfram að borga sjálfur fyrir þessar ferðir I keep layin ' out my own fuckin ' dough |
Kannski segja þeir að það sé í lagi að svindla á prófi í skólanum eða taka vörur úr búð án þess að borga fyrir þær. So, what if one of them says that it is all right to cheat on a school test or to take something from a store without paying for it? |
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