Definition of Icelandic in English:

Icelandic

adjective ʌɪsˈlandɪkaɪsˈlændɪk

Relating to Iceland or its language.
（与）冰岛（有关）的；（与）冰岛语（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- The most spectacular anti-lava effort in history occurred on the Icelandic island of Heimaey in 1973.
- In November a consortium of Icelandic businessmen paid £5.5million for a 66 per cent stake in the club.
- The owners of a Stansted-based low-cost airline have made a ‘sterling’ move in their conquest of Icelandic air travel.
- The Karluk polar expedition in 1913 was sponsored by the Canadian government and led by an Icelandic explorer called Stefansson.
- Since then Icelandic group Baugur has snapped up Big Food Group, the owner of the ironically-named Iceland supermarket chain.
- Instead it was Asian-European fusion-fare as good as anything I've eaten in London, such a tuna tataki and Icelandic lamb steaks.
- Since then, all Icelandic fisheries have switched to ITQs.
- Miller, Burchill and Icelandic teenager Thorarinsson are all, for now, short-term solutions, contracted until the end of the season.
- The Icelandic language resembles Russian just enough to emit a similar impression.
- That's when Icelandic rap shares the bill with boozy jug music from the '70s.
- New Icelandic blogger Great Auk has a pretty inspiring report of what Friedmanite economics have done for Iceland in recent years.
- It will be difficult enough being Berti Vogts in Reykjavik next Saturday without his Icelandic counterpart making it harder.
- ‘I've been paired with two Icelandic lads and I'm glad about that,’ said Hurst.
- Four Icelandic artists create work exploring aspects of melancholia through animation, drawing, painting, sculpture and video.
- On Friday, Scotland under-21s not only beat their Icelandic counterparts but secured the services of a talented prospect.
- Orkney's largest fishing vessel and one of the biggest in the UK fleet, Orcades Viking III, has been sold to an Icelandic company.
- Pretty soon, my Icelandic driver was a bit lost.
- Yes, Chig really did say it to the Icelandic beauty.
- Ragged trousers and a fuzzy Icelandic sweater are his work clothes.
- York City's part-time goalkeeping coach, Neville Southall, wants to be boss of Icelandic side Fram Reykjavik according to reports.

noun ʌɪsˈlandɪkaɪsˈlændɪk

mass noun

The language of Iceland. A Scandinavian language, it has remained closely similar to Old Norse, due partly to the geographical isolation of Iceland and partly to a policy of avoiding loanwords.
冰岛语（属斯堪的纳维亚语，由于冰岛地理位置的孤立，以及该国避免外来语的政策，此语言与古斯堪的纳维亚语很相似）
Example sentencesExamples
- The majority of the funeral was held in Icelandic, but a few hymns, such as Amazing Grace, were performed in English.
- His accent is Scottish and even his Icelandic has a Scottish accent.
- Faroese is similar to Icelandic and stems from Old Norse.
- It's a place that might have more bloggers per capita than Ireland - Icelandic is a popular blogging language.
- The national language is Icelandic, a northern Germanic language with some resemblance to Middle English.
- In our version, the Danes will be speaking English, and Grendel will be speaking Icelandic.
- We thought the songs were good as they were, and, you know, our other titles were in Icelandic, so people didn't understand anything anyway!
- Although little has been written in other languages about food in Iceland, there is an interesting literature in Icelandic.
- It's performed in English with some Icelandic, and a trapeze and diving boards.
- Her wavy hair fell over her shoulders, and he could hear her softly speaking to them in Icelandic.
- They go at the drinking and lust in an elegantly unselfconscious manner and there is no Icelandic word for ‘excuse me’.
- While all the people speak Icelandic, most also speak Danish and English.
- This also uses the IPA to explain the sound system of Icelandic.
- For the first time the book is available in English, translated from the Icelandic by Magnus Magnusson.
- Did I ever mention that I spent years in my early teens struggling with learning Icelandic and Norwegian?
- Such a requirement has also presented technical difficulties for the analysis of V2 languages like Icelandic.

Definition of Icelandic in US English:

Icelandic

adjectiveīsˈlandikaɪsˈlændɪk

Relating to Iceland or its language.
（与）冰岛（有关）的；（与）冰岛语（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- In November a consortium of Icelandic businessmen paid £5.5million for a 66 per cent stake in the club.
- That's when Icelandic rap shares the bill with boozy jug music from the '70s.
- Instead it was Asian-European fusion-fare as good as anything I've eaten in London, such a tuna tataki and Icelandic lamb steaks.
- Pretty soon, my Icelandic driver was a bit lost.
- Since then Icelandic group Baugur has snapped up Big Food Group, the owner of the ironically-named Iceland supermarket chain.
- Since then, all Icelandic fisheries have switched to ITQs.
- On Friday, Scotland under-21s not only beat their Icelandic counterparts but secured the services of a talented prospect.
- The Icelandic language resembles Russian just enough to emit a similar impression.
- Orkney's largest fishing vessel and one of the biggest in the UK fleet, Orcades Viking III, has been sold to an Icelandic company.
- ‘I've been paired with two Icelandic lads and I'm glad about that,’ said Hurst.
- Miller, Burchill and Icelandic teenager Thorarinsson are all, for now, short-term solutions, contracted until the end of the season.
- Yes, Chig really did say it to the Icelandic beauty.
- New Icelandic blogger Great Auk has a pretty inspiring report of what Friedmanite economics have done for Iceland in recent years.
- The most spectacular anti-lava effort in history occurred on the Icelandic island of Heimaey in 1973.
- York City's part-time goalkeeping coach, Neville Southall, wants to be boss of Icelandic side Fram Reykjavik according to reports.
- The owners of a Stansted-based low-cost airline have made a ‘sterling’ move in their conquest of Icelandic air travel.
- Ragged trousers and a fuzzy Icelandic sweater are his work clothes.
- Four Icelandic artists create work exploring aspects of melancholia through animation, drawing, painting, sculpture and video.
- The Karluk polar expedition in 1913 was sponsored by the Canadian government and led by an Icelandic explorer called Stefansson.
- It will be difficult enough being Berti Vogts in Reykjavik next Saturday without his Icelandic counterpart making it harder.

nounīsˈlandikaɪsˈlændɪk

The North Germanic language of Iceland, which is very similar to Old Norse.
Example sentencesExamples
- For the first time the book is available in English, translated from the Icelandic by Magnus Magnusson.
- Her wavy hair fell over her shoulders, and he could hear her softly speaking to them in Icelandic.
- We thought the songs were good as they were, and, you know, our other titles were in Icelandic, so people didn't understand anything anyway!
- Such a requirement has also presented technical difficulties for the analysis of V2 languages like Icelandic.
- Although little has been written in other languages about food in Iceland, there is an interesting literature in Icelandic.
- This also uses the IPA to explain the sound system of Icelandic.
- It's performed in English with some Icelandic, and a trapeze and diving boards.
- The majority of the funeral was held in Icelandic, but a few hymns, such as Amazing Grace, were performed in English.
- They go at the drinking and lust in an elegantly unselfconscious manner and there is no Icelandic word for ‘excuse me’.
- Faroese is similar to Icelandic and stems from Old Norse.
- Did I ever mention that I spent years in my early teens struggling with learning Icelandic and Norwegian?
- His accent is Scottish and even his Icelandic has a Scottish accent.
- It's a place that might have more bloggers per capita than Ireland - Icelandic is a popular blogging language.
- In our version, the Danes will be speaking English, and Grendel will be speaking Icelandic.
- While all the people speak Icelandic, most also speak Danish and English.
- The national language is Icelandic, a northern Germanic language with some resemblance to Middle English.

单词	Icelandic
释义	Definition of Icelandic in English: Icelandic adjective ʌɪsˈlandɪkaɪsˈlændɪk Relating to Iceland or its language. （与）冰岛（有关）的；（与）冰岛语（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples The most spectacular anti-lava effort in history occurred on the Icelandic island of Heimaey in 1973. In November a consortium of Icelandic businessmen paid £5.5million for a 66 per cent stake in the club. The owners of a Stansted-based low-cost airline have made a ‘sterling’ move in their conquest of Icelandic air travel. The Karluk polar expedition in 1913 was sponsored by the Canadian government and led by an Icelandic explorer called Stefansson. Since then Icelandic group Baugur has snapped up Big Food Group, the owner of the ironically-named Iceland supermarket chain. Instead it was Asian-European fusion-fare as good as anything I've eaten in London, such a tuna tataki and Icelandic lamb steaks. Since then, all Icelandic fisheries have switched to ITQs. Miller, Burchill and Icelandic teenager Thorarinsson are all, for now, short-term solutions, contracted until the end of the season. The Icelandic language resembles Russian just enough to emit a similar impression. That's when Icelandic rap shares the bill with boozy jug music from the '70s. New Icelandic blogger Great Auk has a pretty inspiring report of what Friedmanite economics have done for Iceland in recent years. It will be difficult enough being Berti Vogts in Reykjavik next Saturday without his Icelandic counterpart making it harder. ‘I've been paired with two Icelandic lads and I'm glad about that,’ said Hurst. Four Icelandic artists create work exploring aspects of melancholia through animation, drawing, painting, sculpture and video. On Friday, Scotland under-21s not only beat their Icelandic counterparts but secured the services of a talented prospect. Orkney's largest fishing vessel and one of the biggest in the UK fleet, Orcades Viking III, has been sold to an Icelandic company. Pretty soon, my Icelandic driver was a bit lost. Yes, Chig really did say it to the Icelandic beauty. Ragged trousers and a fuzzy Icelandic sweater are his work clothes. York City's part-time goalkeeping coach, Neville Southall, wants to be boss of Icelandic side Fram Reykjavik according to reports. noun ʌɪsˈlandɪkaɪsˈlændɪk mass noun The language of Iceland. A Scandinavian language, it has remained closely similar to Old Norse, due partly to the geographical isolation of Iceland and partly to a policy of avoiding loanwords. 冰岛语（属斯堪的纳维亚语，由于冰岛地理位置的孤立，以及该国避免外来语的政策，此语言与古斯堪的纳维亚语很相似） Example sentencesExamples The majority of the funeral was held in Icelandic, but a few hymns, such as Amazing Grace, were performed in English. His accent is Scottish and even his Icelandic has a Scottish accent. Faroese is similar to Icelandic and stems from Old Norse. It's a place that might have more bloggers per capita than Ireland - Icelandic is a popular blogging language. The national language is Icelandic, a northern Germanic language with some resemblance to Middle English. In our version, the Danes will be speaking English, and Grendel will be speaking Icelandic. We thought the songs were good as they were, and, you know, our other titles were in Icelandic, so people didn't understand anything anyway! Although little has been written in other languages about food in Iceland, there is an interesting literature in Icelandic. It's performed in English with some Icelandic, and a trapeze and diving boards. Her wavy hair fell over her shoulders, and he could hear her softly speaking to them in Icelandic. They go at the drinking and lust in an elegantly unselfconscious manner and there is no Icelandic word for ‘excuse me’. While all the people speak Icelandic, most also speak Danish and English. This also uses the IPA to explain the sound system of Icelandic. For the first time the book is available in English, translated from the Icelandic by Magnus Magnusson. Did I ever mention that I spent years in my early teens struggling with learning Icelandic and Norwegian? Such a requirement has also presented technical difficulties for the analysis of V2 languages like Icelandic. Definition of Icelandic in US English: Icelandic adjectiveīsˈlandikaɪsˈlændɪk Relating to Iceland or its language. （与）冰岛（有关）的；（与）冰岛语（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples In November a consortium of Icelandic businessmen paid £5.5million for a 66 per cent stake in the club. That's when Icelandic rap shares the bill with boozy jug music from the '70s. Instead it was Asian-European fusion-fare as good as anything I've eaten in London, such a tuna tataki and Icelandic lamb steaks. Pretty soon, my Icelandic driver was a bit lost. Since then Icelandic group Baugur has snapped up Big Food Group, the owner of the ironically-named Iceland supermarket chain. Since then, all Icelandic fisheries have switched to ITQs. On Friday, Scotland under-21s not only beat their Icelandic counterparts but secured the services of a talented prospect. The Icelandic language resembles Russian just enough to emit a similar impression. Orkney's largest fishing vessel and one of the biggest in the UK fleet, Orcades Viking III, has been sold to an Icelandic company. ‘I've been paired with two Icelandic lads and I'm glad about that,’ said Hurst. Miller, Burchill and Icelandic teenager Thorarinsson are all, for now, short-term solutions, contracted until the end of the season. Yes, Chig really did say it to the Icelandic beauty. New Icelandic blogger Great Auk has a pretty inspiring report of what Friedmanite economics have done for Iceland in recent years. The most spectacular anti-lava effort in history occurred on the Icelandic island of Heimaey in 1973. York City's part-time goalkeeping coach, Neville Southall, wants to be boss of Icelandic side Fram Reykjavik according to reports. The owners of a Stansted-based low-cost airline have made a ‘sterling’ move in their conquest of Icelandic air travel. Ragged trousers and a fuzzy Icelandic sweater are his work clothes. Four Icelandic artists create work exploring aspects of melancholia through animation, drawing, painting, sculpture and video. The Karluk polar expedition in 1913 was sponsored by the Canadian government and led by an Icelandic explorer called Stefansson. It will be difficult enough being Berti Vogts in Reykjavik next Saturday without his Icelandic counterpart making it harder. nounīsˈlandikaɪsˈlændɪk The North Germanic language of Iceland, which is very similar to Old Norse. Example sentencesExamples For the first time the book is available in English, translated from the Icelandic by Magnus Magnusson. Her wavy hair fell over her shoulders, and he could hear her softly speaking to them in Icelandic. We thought the songs were good as they were, and, you know, our other titles were in Icelandic, so people didn't understand anything anyway! Such a requirement has also presented technical difficulties for the analysis of V2 languages like Icelandic. Although little has been written in other languages about food in Iceland, there is an interesting literature in Icelandic. This also uses the IPA to explain the sound system of Icelandic. It's performed in English with some Icelandic, and a trapeze and diving boards. The majority of the funeral was held in Icelandic, but a few hymns, such as Amazing Grace, were performed in English. They go at the drinking and lust in an elegantly unselfconscious manner and there is no Icelandic word for ‘excuse me’. Faroese is similar to Icelandic and stems from Old Norse. Did I ever mention that I spent years in my early teens struggling with learning Icelandic and Norwegian? His accent is Scottish and even his Icelandic has a Scottish accent. It's a place that might have more bloggers per capita than Ireland - Icelandic is a popular blogging language. In our version, the Danes will be speaking English, and Grendel will be speaking Icelandic. While all the people speak Icelandic, most also speak Danish and English. The national language is Icelandic, a northern Germanic language with some resemblance to Middle English.
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