What does stundum in Icelandic mean?
What is the meaning of the word stundum in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use stundum in Icelandic.
The word stundum in Icelandic means sometimes, time, occasionally. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word stundum
sometimesadverb (on certain occasions, but not always) Við ættum stundum að bera sólinni líkama okkar. We should sometimes expose our bodies to the sun. |
timenoun Jill segist vera hamingjusamlega gift, en stundum mundi maður varla halda það. Jill says that she's happily married, but at times you'd never know it. |
occasionallyadverb Hún gæti jafnvel stundum hafa gleymt tilgangi ferðar sinnar. She may even occasionally forget the purpose of her journey. |
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Stundum hefur það reynst árangursríkt. In some cases, good results have been achieved. |
Eyjan hefur stundum verið nefnd „Vorbæra Skagfirðinga“, en þeir sóttu til hennar bæði egg og fugl á hverju vori. Every spring, they visited the island to collect both eggs and birds. |
Stundum er beygur í sumum við að gefa sig á tal við kaupsýslumenn en eftir að hafa reynt það í nokkur skipti færir það þeim bæði ánægju og umbun. At first, some are apprehensive about calling on businesspeople, but after they try it a few times, they find it both interesting and rewarding. |
Stundum undirbúum við okkur saman fyrir samkomu og fáum okkur jafnvel eitthvað gott í gogginn á eftir.“ We sometimes study together in preparation for a meeting, and then we might make something delicious to eat.” |
Undir hvaða kringumstæðum segja börn og unglingar foreldrum sínum stundum ósatt? Under what circumstances do young people sometimes fail to be truthful with their parents? |
Til dæmis gætu vígðir kristnir menn stundum velt því fyrir sér hvort samviskusamleg viðleitni þeirra sé í raun og veru erfiðisins virði. At times, for instance, dedicated Christians may wonder if their conscientious efforts are really worthwhile. |
Stundum munaði sáralitlu Some close calls, huh? |
2, 3. (a) Hvað átti Páll stundum við þegar hann notaði orðið „andi“? 2, 3. (a) When using the word “spirit,” to what was Paul at times referring? |
Í könnun í Lundúnablaðinu Independent kom fram að fólk noti stundum bílinn jafnvel þótt það sé að fara styttri vegalengdir en einn kílómetra. Indeed, one study published in the Independent daily newspaper of London indicates that people sometimes even use them for trips of less than half a mile [1 km]. |
Um leti sagði annar: „Það er stundum gott að vera latur. . . . Regarding sloth, another said: “It’s good to be like that sometimes. . . . |
Stundum, talađi Tylerfyrirmig. Sometimes, Tyler spoke for me. |
Já, jæja, stundum. Yeah, well, sometimes. |
Með því að fylgja lögum Guðs og meginreglum hans öllum stundum lífsins. By following a life course that at all times conforms to God’s laws and principles. |
Metallica, sem var stundum kölluð Alkóhólika, vegna veislusiða þeirra, hefur unnið að fyrstu plötu sinni síðan tvöfaldi diskurinn kom út Metallica, whose hard- partying ways earned them the nickname Alcoholica, have been working on their follow- up to the # double disc |
Já, hann kemur hingađ stundum. Yeah, he comes in here a bit. |
Ég raka mig á hverjum morgni en fæ stundum skugga klukkan 16.30. I shave every morning, but sometimes by, like, 4:30, I'll have a thing. |
Stundum er hann hélt að næst þegar dyrnar opnaði hann myndi taka yfir fjölskylduna fyrirkomulag eins og hann hafði áður. Sometimes he thought that the next time the door opened he would take over the family arrangements just as he had earlier. |
Rótinni var blandað saman við malað kaffi, stundum allt að því til helminga. I drank whiskey, sometimes mixing it with coffee. |
Stundum verđ ég pirrađur á ađ eiga ekki marga valkosti en ég held ég yrđi dauđskelfdur ef ég hefđi jafnmarga og ūú. Sometimes I get frustrated that I don't have as many options, but I think I'd be terrified if I had as many as you do. |
Stundum þarf unga fólkið að fara langar leiðir til að eiga stefnumót við einhvern sem það hefur kynnst á dansleik fyrir einhleypt ungt fólk. Sometimes young adult members travel long distances to go on a date with a person they met at a young single adult dance. |
Stundum getum við sameinað sum af verkefnum okkar. At times, we may be able to combine some of our responsibilities. |
Stundum er ekki að sjá að þú getir fengið ævidóm fyrir að selja H Sometimes you don' t act like a guy facing #- to- life for selling H |
Stundum líkir hann jarðneskjum þjónum sínum við her. At times, Jehovah likens his earthly servants to an army. |
Þótt hefðir kunni að vera ólíkar, þá blómstrar hún með skáldsagnakenndum tilfinningum tilhlökkunar og eftirvæntingu og stundum jafnvel höfnun. Though customs may vary, it flourishes with all the storybook feelings of excitement and anticipation, even sometimes rejection. |
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