Translation for 'here and there' from English to Icelandic

here and there

hér og hvar {adv}

hér og þar {adv}

á stöku stað {adv}

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Is there anybody here?

Er nokkur hér?

Is there a public telephone here?

Er almennings­sími hérna?

there and back

fram og til baka {adv}

here

hér {adv}

Come here!

Komdu hingað!

around here

hér umhverfis {adv}

look here

sko {adv}

up here

hérna upp frá {adv}

Here you are!

Hérna!

Gjörðu svo vel!

(here) in this country

hérlendis {adv}

from here on in

héðan í frá {adv}

I'm a stranger here.

Ég er ókunnugur hér.

Can I rent a towel here?

Get ég leigt handklæði hér?

You can do without me here.

Mér er ofaukið hér.

Will you stay here until the morning?

Verðurðu hér til morguns?

Can we get something to eat here?

Getum við fengið eitthvað að borða hér?

there

þar {adv}

þarna {adv}

þangað {adv}

• By the 1960s and 1970s, a few new apartment blocks had been built here and there.
• Many coloration details of the red-kneed dotterel also occur here and there among the living members of the main lapwing clade.
• The logic of here and there (HT, also referred as Smetanov logic SmT or as Gödel G3 logic), introduced by Heyting in 1930 as a model for studying intuitionistic logic, is a three-valued intermediate logic where the third truth value NF (not false) has the semantics of a proposition that can be intuitionistically proven to not be false, but does not have an intuitionistic proof of correctness.
• ... on soils, health and insects) – which may partly explain the development of alternatives described here – and there are also systematic procedures using herbicides that have lower impacts such as robots and machines that apply low amounts with high precision.
• In an October 2018 interview, Michael Amott announced that he has been "writing a little bit here and there" and has "a few new ideas" for the next Arch Enemy album.

• Such clusters often are close together, but access from one to another is possible only by small boat. Here and there a few natural islands permit slightly larger clusters.
• Lipinski spent a few years traveling and working "here and there" after her retirement from figure skating.
• little things like here and there the controls not feeling right and such can really grate the players' nerves if the tempo isn't right."
• Banfield described political capital as a "stock of influence" which might be built "by 'buying' a bit here and there from the many small 'owners' who were endowed with it by the constitution-makers"—that is, political capital can be used for types of exchange between politicians or between politicians and voters.
• , meaning "grass or reeds here and there". Most places named Athabasca are found in Alberta, Canada.

• One thing is clear: around 8,500 years ago people travelled around Essen and stopped here and there to camp and to work flint, for example to make arrowheads.
• ", considering that "The story stumbles a bit, especially once the action moves to Klatch, and there are few nitpicky things here and there", but concluding that it is nonetheless "a fine addition" to the Discworld.
• Many sporting activities take place here and there is an Olympic-size swimming pool.
• On the whole it gave good results but missed a little here and there.
• Coarse granite rock projects here and there, but surface ledges cover only a small part of the town.

• Today, arrow points can be found here and there at the places where the Atakapa Indians once lived.
• They toured this album with "The Not Quite the World, More the Here and There Tour".
• One night was documented and has been released as "At the Five Spot" (plus a "Memorial Album") as well as the compilation "Here and There".
• English exemplifies this with such pairs as "this" and "that", "here" and "there", etc.
• On the other hand, there are words like "here" and "there" that cannot modify adjectives.