Was heißt »über­töl­peln« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

an­schmie­ren:

smear

aus­nut­zen:

exploit

take advantage of

use

be­nach­tei­li­gen:

discriminate

be­trü­gen:

befool

betray

cheat

deceive

delude

fool

trick

be­tup­pen:

cheat

trick

über­rum­peln:

take by surprise

über­vor­tei­len:

cheat

Antonyme

be­güns­ti­gen:

facilitate

favor

för­dern:

advance

aid

assist

boost

cart

help

promote

support

Englische Beispielsätze

• When planning a trip, we have to take into account the wishes of all the members of the family.

• It looks like rain. You'd better take in the washing.

• Technically, you're right. However, you also have to take into account the particular circumstances here.

• In this March 2, 2018 photo, an Andean man rests with his llama while tourists take in the natural wonder of Rainbow Mountain in Pitumarca, Peru.

• We must take into account the wishes of all the family in planning a trip.

• We are to take in five guests tomorrow evening.

• We must take into account the fact that she is old.

• You must take into account the fact that he is too young.

• You must take into account the fact that she was ill.

• In interviewing John for the job, we must take into account that he has very bad eyesight.

• Mr Smith spoke so fast I couldn't take in what he said.

• The new school failed to take into account the special needs of young people.

• It looks like rain. You had better take in the washing.

• I'll take in the washing before it rains.

• You had better take into consideration that you are no longer young.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

schä­di­gen:

harm