What does labba in Icelandic mean?
What is the meaning of the word labba in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use labba in Icelandic.
The word labba in Icelandic means walk, amble, stroll. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word labba
walkverb (to move on the feet) Ef það eru engir leigubílar verðum við að labba heim. If there are no taxis, we'll have to walk. |
ambleverb (to stroll or walk slowly and leisurely) |
strollverb (wander on foot) |
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Nei, ég ætla bara ađ labba heim. No, I'm just gonna walk home. |
Nú fæst hún aldrei til ađ labba. Now she'll never walk. |
Ég labba í göngunum I' il walk the tunnels |
Bara leyfa honum ađ labba og ūú getur fengiđ ūína peninga. Just let him walk by and you can have your money. |
Þessi leikur veikir svörtu kóngsstöðuna til muna svo hann á það til að hrókera ekki heldur labba með kónginn til d8 og þaðan á c7 reitinn. This move weakens Black's kingside, so he often will not castle, walking his king to c7 via d8. |
Fara í ūessar sokkabuxur, spyrja ķtal spurnĄnga, labba út. Put on these tights, ask a lot of questions start to walk out. |
Ađ labba ķlöglega yfir götu. Jaywalking. |
Eftir kvöldmat labba ég á ströndinni. After dinner, I walk on the beach. |
Eftir ađ hafa velt málinu fyrir mér, labba ég inn á stađinn ūinn... lít á ūig og uppgötva... ađ ūađ er ekki maturinn sem dregur Mac hingađ. With my powers of deduction, I walk into your restaurant look at you and realize regardless of the food, Mac's not here to eat. |
Hvađ ef ég er ekki tilbúinn ađ labba burt? What if I'm not ready to walk away? |
Ég er ađ labba út! Jacket's on, I'm out the door! |
Ūađ eina sem ég vil er ađ sjá ūig labba héđan út. The only thing I want is to see your ass walk out of here. |
Ég labba héđan út. I'm walking out of here. |
Ūurftirđu ađ labba nokkrar húsarađir, taka leigubíl eđa hvađ? What, you have to walk a couple blocks, take a cab or something? |
Ég ætla bara að labba inn og láta kápuna mína detta á gólfið. I'm just gonna walk in, and I'm gonna drop my coat on the ground. |
Ūetta er í fyrsta sinn sem sönnunargögn labba inn til mín. Sheriff, this is the first time that evidence has literally been brought to my doorstep. |
Ekki labba svona hratt. Don't walk so fast. |
Ekki labba í burtu frá mér, Max. Don't walk away from me, Max. |
Mig langađi ađ labba. I wanted to walk. |
Fred, myndir ūú labba inn í geimfar međ geimverum? Fred, would you ever just walk into a UFO on your own? |
Ekki hlaupa. Ekki labba. Don't run, don't walk. |
Labba burt frá hverju, Dennis? Walk away from what, Dennis? |
Ūú veist, ađ leita sér til ætis, ađ labba á fjķrum fķtum ađ leggjast í stuttan vetrardvala, eđa langan. You know, to forage for food, to walk around on all fours to hibernate a little, or a lot. |
Gaman ađ labba inn og líđa eins og mađur sé hlekkjađur í röđ fanga. So nice to walk in the door, feel like you're joining a chain gang. |
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