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Englisches Wort - Beispielsatz Übersetzung
Englisches Wort - Beispielsatz Übersetzung
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Cartes-fiches
try out
The car looked brilliant, so I decided to go to the showrooms to try it out.
ausprobieren
affordable
We loved the house, but it just wasn't affordable on my salary.
finanziell tragbar
push sb into
Her parents pushed her into marrying him.
jemd. Antreiben, forcieren
train
All staff will be trained in customer service skills.
schulen, trainieren
The kickboxing
Jenny enjoyed doing Erzbischof class, but found the kickboxing club much more demanding.
das Kickboxen
The trampolining
Trampolining is a individual sport that many children begin in their own back gardens.
das Trampolinspringen
The logistics
Trying to work out the logistics of who sat where at the weddin was a nightmare.
die Logistik
snatch sth
They managed a snatched kiss when no one was looking.
etw. Erhaschen, ergattern
rush off
She rushed off to catch her train before I could thank her.
loshasten
encourage
I want to thank everyone who has encouraged and supported me.
ermutigen
pack off
My parents used to pack us off to camp every summer.
wegschicken
The failure
Winston is not someone who accepts failure easily.
die Niederlage, der Misserfolg
the rivalry
There has always been intense rivalry between New Zealand and Australia.
die Konkurrenz
constantly
He talked constantly about his. Work.
ständig
The games console
Jimmy's glued to that games console - he never goes outside to play.
die Spielkonsole
The chat room
Ian says that internet chat rooms are full of unhappy people chatting to each other.
der Chatroom
keep in touch
My sister has emigrated to New Zealand, but we keep in touch by email.
in Verbindung bleiben
keep up
You must eat to keep your strength up.
aufrechterhalten
The cheerleading
The girl know how to fire up even the coldest crowd with a variety of cheerleading moves.
die Beifallruferei
computer-literate
Nowadays, all graduates are computer-literate.
sich mit Computern auskennen
fundamental
We have to tackle the fundamental cause of the problem.
grundlegend
doze
I managed to doze for half an hour on the plane.
schlummern, dösen
annoying
David has an annoying habit of interrupting whenever I talk.
ärgerlich, lästig
long-term
No one can predict the long-term effects of the crisis.
langfristig
temporary
A lot of work now is temporary or part-time.
befristet, vorläufig
appropriate
Your clothes are not really appropriate for a job interview.
angemessen
endless
I hated the endless meetings and interviews
endlos
client
She has a meeting with an important client tomorrowmorning
der (die) Kunde (in)
retire
Most men retire when tey are sixy-five
in Pension gehen
surf
Sally spent the entire night surfing the net with a highspeed modem.
surfen
entertain
He entertained us with a stream of anectodes about his time in Mexico.
unterhalten
become acquainted
We became acquainted when we caught the same bus to the office.
kennen lernen
inhabitant
Athensis a city of four million inhabitants.
der (die) Bewohner (in)
opportunity
I just thought it was too good an opportunity to miss.
Gelegenheit
despatch
A reporter was despatched to the border to write about the war.
schicken
customary
It is customary for the head of the family to sit at the end of the table.
gebraeuchlich, ueblich
talkative
She is a nice girl, but I wish she was not quite so talkative.
geschwaetzig, redselig
arise
A number of problems arose from delay.
entstehen
drop sb a line
Drop me a line and let me know how you are getting on.
ein paar Zeilen schreiben
conversational
Business letters are not usually written in conersational style.
umgangsprachlich
