What does abbast in Icelandic mean?
What is the meaning of the word abbast in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use abbast in Icelandic.
The word abbast in Icelandic means mess with, diss, hassle. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word abbast
mess withverb (to diss) Ef ūú abbast upp á vini mína, abbastu upp á mig! You mess with my friends, you mess with me! |
dissverb (to put someone down or show verbal disrespect) |
hassleverb |
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Vitiđ ūiđ hvern ūiđ eruđ ađ abbast uppá? Y'all know who you dealing with? |
Ég sagđi ūér ūađ, klumpur, ūú áttir ekki ađ abbast upp á meistara hafsins. I told you, tubby... you shouldn't have messed with the Master of the Seas. |
Ég sagði honum að abbast ekki upp á mig! I told him not to fuck with me! |
Ūelr vllja abbast uppá fķlk, ha? They like to fuck with people, huh? |
Ūú ert ađ abbast upp á rangan mann! You are messing with the wrong guy! |
Ef ūú abbast upp á einn færđu alla á mķti ūér. But you mess with one person, you have the whole family after you. |
Enginn abbast upp á okkur. And nobody messes with us. |
Ekki abbast upp á mig. Do not fuck with me. |
Ūeir vita ađ ūađ á ekki ađ abbast upp á ūig. Now they know you're not to be fucked with. |
Ég er svo ill ađ enginn fer ađ abbast upp á mig. The way I'm feeling right now, no mugger or murderer would dare mess with me. |
Hann var mjög kuldalegur um tíma en nokkrum dögum seinna baðst hann afsökunar og varði mig jafnvel þegar einhver annar reyndi að abbast upp á mig.“ He was very cold for a while, but a few days later, he apologized for his behavior and later even defended me when someone else tried to bother me.” |
Verið ekki að abbast upp á mig You little niggas don' t want to see me |
Veriđ ekki ađ abbast upp á mig. You little niggas don't want to see me. |
Ūađ reynir enginn ađ abbast upp á mig, skilurđu. A person that nobody likes to annoy you understand? |
Einu sinni þegar ég var drukkinn réðst ég á hóp fíkniefnasala sem voru að abbast upp á mig og vini mína. Once, under the influence of alcohol, I attacked a group of drug dealers who were bothering my friends and me. |
Vitið þið hvern þið eruð að abbast uppá? Y' all know who you dealing with? |
Viltu abbast upp á Jimmy Lee? You want some of Jimmy Lee? |
Ég abbast upp á hann. No, i give him shit. |
Ég sver ūađ, ef ūú abbast upp á vélfræđing ūá vaknar ūú upp međ ruslaslöngu í rúminu ūínu. Lou, I swear, you mess with an engineer, you're gonna wake up in the morning with a waste hose in your bunk. |
Gaur sem ūú abbast ekki upp á. I'm the guy you don't fuck with. |
Ūú skalt ekki abbast upp á ūessa náunga. Don't mess with those guys. |
Veist ūú hvern ūú ert ađ abbast upp á? Do you know who you're fucking with? MAN: |
Ef þú abbast upp á mig kem ég og negli þig. If you're kidding,'ll kick your ass butt. |
Ef ég væri ķūekktur gætu ūeir abbast meira upp á mig. They know they can't fuck around with me like they could if I was an unknown. |
Ef ūú abbast upp á vini mína, abbastu upp á mig! You mess with my friends, you mess with me! |
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