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Dictionary Norwegian ↔ English: I'm at a loss for words

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	Norwegian	English
Partial Matches
	Det er i boks.	That's a wrap.
	å gå opp i vekt	to put on weight
	å sulte i hjel / ihjel	to starve to death
	jobber å være i fullt arbeid	to work full-time
	å krasje i noen/noe	to slam into sb./sth.
	å bite i graset `[å` `dø]` `[uform.]` `[sjelden]`	to die
	å bite i gresset `[å` `dø]` `[uform.]` `[sjelden]`	to die
	å ende opp i noe	to end up in sth.
	å gjøre noe i etapper	to do sth. in stages
	brannred å påsette brann i noe	to set fire to sth.
	å ta del i noe	to take part in sth.
	å trine (inn) i noe `[litt.]`	to step in sth.
	jur. å være involvert i noe	to be accessory to sth.
	å være involvert i noe	to be involved in sth.
	å være oppvokst i ...	to have been grown up in ...
	uttrykk et skudd i mørket	a shot in the dark
	å gå opp i flammer	to go up in flames
	Unverified å pelle seg i nesa	pick one's nose
	Unverified å pelle seg i nesen	pick one's nose
	å pille seg i nesen	to pick one's nose
	utda. å sende lapper i klassen	to pass notes in class
	å være glad i en/noe	to like sb./sth.
	uttrykk et skudd i blinde `{noun}`	a shot in the dark
	kjemi astat `{n}` <At>	astatine <At>
	å si at noe skjedde på grunn av noe	to put sth. down to sth.
	å tro at noe skjedde på grunn av noe	to put sth. down to sth.
	uttrykk å fly i taket `[uform.]`	to blow one's top `[coll.]`
	å gi blaffen i noe `[uform.]`	to not bother about sth.
	uttrykk å kvele noe i fødselen	to nip sth. in the bud
	å ryke i stykker `[uform.]` `[sjeldent` `brukt]`	to suddenly fall apart
	Unverified å knipe seg i armen	to pinch oneself in the arm
	Unverified å få tak i noe `{noun}`	to get the hands on sth.
	Unverified å få tak i noe `{noun}`	to lay your hands on sth.
	jur. å være i fengsel `{noun}`	to do time `[coll.]` `[be` `in` `prison]`
	uttrykk å ikke henge med i svingene	to not quite make it
	å snakke i munnen på hverandre	to talk over each other
	å lykkes i noe	to make it in sth. `[succeed` `in` `sth.]`
	å bite i graset `[å` `dø]` `[uform.]` `[sjelden]`	to pass away `[die]`
	å bite i graset `[å` `dø]` `[uform.]` `[sjelden]`	to perish `[die]` `[literary]`
	å bite i gresset `[å` `dø]` `[uform.]` `[sjelden]`	to pass away `[die]`
	å bite i gresset `[å` `dø]` `[uform.]` `[sjelden]`	to perish `[die]` `[literary]`
	Unverified å ende opp i noen/noe	to end up in sb./sth.
	Unverified å ende opp i noen/noe	to end up inside sb./sth.
	å gå i stykker	to break down `[like` `a` `car` `broke` `down]`
	å være involvert i noe	to be mixed up in sth. `[involved]`
	Unverified å få ræva i gir `[vulg.]`	to get your ass in gear
	Unverified å sette ræva i gir `[vulg.]`	to get your ass in gear
	å være forelska i noen	to be mad about sb. `[coll.]` `[in` `love]`
	å være forelsket i noen	to be mad about sb. `[coll.]` `[in` `love]`
	Unverified å holde seg fast i noen/noe	to hold on to sb./sth.

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