Dictionary Icelandic → German: dragast | Translation 1 - 10 of 10 |
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 | að dragast | lange dauern | | |||
| að dragast | sich hinziehen | | |||
| að dragast [e-ð dregst eftir e-u] | schleifen [etw. schleift an etw. [Dat.]] | | |||
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| að dragast saman | sich verengen [Pupillen] | | |||
| að dragast upp | verkümmern | | |||
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| að dragast aftur úr | hinterherhinken [fig.] | | |||
| að dragast aftur úr | auf der Strecke bleiben [ugs.] | | |||
| að dragast aftur úr (e-m) | (hinter jdm.) zurückbleiben | | |||
| að dragast inn í e-ð | in etw. hineingezogen werden | | |||
| að dragast úr hömlu | sich in die Länge ziehen | | |||
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