Translation for 'award-winning book' from English to Icelandic

award-winning book

verðlaunabók {kv}útgáf.

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award-winning movie

verðlaunamynd {kv}bíóm.

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award-winning proposal

verðlaunatillaga {kv}

winning amount

vinnings­upphæð {kv}

winning proposal

vinnings­tillaga {kv}

winning team

sigurlið {hv}

winning ticket

vinnings­miði {k}

Nobel-winning writer

Nóbelshöfundur {k}

award

verðlaunagripur {k}

award winner

verðlaunahafi {k}

award presentation

verðlaunaafhending {kv}

award ceremony

verðlaunaafhending {kv}

verðlaunahátíð {kv}

award {sg}

verðlaun {hv.ft}

decoration of award

orðuveiting {kv}

to give sb. an award

að verðlauna e-n

book

bók {kv}

exercise book

verkefnabók {kv}mennt.

homework book

verkefnabók {kv}mennt.

cash book

viðskiptabók {kv}bókh.

interview book

viðtalsbók {kv}bókm.

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