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Icelandic-German translation for: glöggt
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ADJ  glöggur | glögg | glöggt ... 
glöggt {adv}deutlich
Aðeins glöggt mat hans á aðstæðum var því þakka ekkert óhapp varð.Nur seiner scharfsichtigen Einschätzung der Situation war es zu verdanken, dass kein Unglück passierte.
Ég man enn þá glöggt eftir latínukennaranum okkar.Unseren Lateinlehrer habe ich noch in guter Erinnerung.
 
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