What does dekk in Icelandic mean?
What is the meaning of the word dekk in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use dekk in Icelandic.
The word dekk in Icelandic means tire, tyre, tyres. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word dekk
tirenoun En það var hvorki sprungið dekk né strætisvagn ‒ heldur öflugur jarðskjálfti! But it wasn’t flat tires or the bus—it was a powerful earthquake! |
tyrenoun (wheel covering) Núna er sprungiđ dekk hjá mér. Now I got a flat tyre. |
tyresnoun Núna er sprungiđ dekk hjá mér. Now I got a flat tyre. |
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Árið 1976 var hann rekinn fyrir að stela notuðu dekk. In 1960 he was again arrested for drunk driving. |
Komdu með hann upp á dekk, annars læt ég hýða þig Once more, bring him on deck, or I' il have you seized up and flogged |
Núna er sprungiđ dekk hjá mér. Now I got a flat tyre. |
Var ađ skipta um dekk viđ vegarkantinn og trukkur keyrđi á hann og fķr af slysstađ. He was fixing a flat by the side of the road and a truck hit him and didn't stop. |
Gler hér, svo rúlla dekk yfir ūađ. Glass here, then tires rolled over it. |
Ađ snerta ūetta gamla, skítuga dekk. Touching that dirty old tire. |
Hafmey skaust upp á dekk og lét okkur vita. A mermaid flopped up on deck and told the story. |
Allir upp á dekk! On deck, all hands! |
107 tommur á milli fram - og afturdekkja, 8,5 tommu dekk. A 107-inch wheelbase, eight-and-a-half-inch tread. |
Dekk viđ dekk á 322 kílķmetra hrađa á vélhjķli. Wheel to wheel at 200 miles an hour on a motorcycle. |
Slitin dekk, hljķđkútur festur á međ heyvír. Bald tread, muffler held on with baling wire. |
Aurbretti geta verið stór ferhyrnislagaðar plötur sem hanga fyrir aftan dekkin, eða litlar áfestar brúnir fyrir aftan aftari dekk ökutækisins. Mudflaps can be large rectangular sheets suspended behind the tires, or may be small molded lips below the rear of the vehicle's wheel wells. |
Slöngulaus dekk fyrir reiðhjól eða hjól Tubeless tires [tyres] for bicycles, cycles |
Byrjađu á nũjum dempurum og stũrisörmum, skiptu um vatnskassa og púst og settu nũ dekk undir hann. Well, where you can start is replacing the front shocks, and the tie rods, and patch up the radiator fix the exhaust and if you have 4 tires, |
Þú getur ekki einu sinni skipt um dekk. You can't even change a tire. |
En það var hvorki sprungið dekk né strætisvagn ‒ heldur öflugur jarðskjálfti! But it wasn’t flat tires or the bus—it was a powerful earthquake! |
Sólar til að endursóla hjólbarða [dekk] Treads for retreading tires [tyres] |
Allir uppá dekk! Everyone on deck! |
Upp á dekk með hann On deck with him |
Allir á dekk, sķđahundar! you scabrous dogs! |
Einkenni BMX-hjóla eru lítil grind og dekk, hátt stýri og lágt sæti. The data pins are driven by the DRAM chip if RAS and CAS are low, WE is high, and OE is low. |
Hefur þú aldrei skipt um dekk? You ever changed a tire before, Martin? |
Innri slöngur fyrir loftfyllta hjólbarða [dekk] Inner tubes for pneumatic tires [tyres] |
„Með þeim má þjálfa viðbrögð við neyðarástandi, eins og þegar eldur kviknar í hreyfli, hjólabúnaður gefur sig, dekk springur, ekkert afl fæst úr hreyflum, flugvél lendir í slæmu veðri, vindhvörfum, ísingu og lélegu skyggni.“ “They allow for training in handling emergencies, such as engine fire, landing-gear collapse, tire blowout, total loss of thrust, inclement weather, wind shear, icing, and adverse visibility.” |
Sagt er ađ Eddie hafi fest hann viđ gömul dekk í stađ kúta. Word is Eddie strapped him up with some old car wheels instead of armbands. |
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