Was heißt »An­marsch« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Hilfe ist schon im Anmarsch.

Help is on the way.

Help is on its way.

Synonyme

An­nä­he­rung:

approach

Antonyme

Ab­marsch:

start of a march

Ent­fer­nung:

distance

Englische Beispielsätze

• Should we book the tickets in advance or just chance it at the box office on the night?

• Should we book tickets in advance or just go to the box office on the night and take our chances?

• She received an advance payment.

• She received an advance.

• The rugged terrain made the troops' advance difficult.

• I bought the entrance tickets in advance.

• I bought the admission tickets in advance.

• Please let us know about your visit in advance.

• It can't be known in advance; each case is different.

• It can't be known in advance; it's different in every case.

• It cannot be known in advance; every case is different.

• You can't know that in advance; every case is different.

• Should we have said in advance we were coming?

• Should we have said in advance that we were coming?

• I knew in advance what Tom was going to say.

• Next time, let me know in advance.

• Next time, tell me in advance.

• I'm used to planning my day in advance.

• Applying in advance is not necessary.

• We should've made a careful plan in advance.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Be­we­gung:

exercise

gesture

move

movement

Di­s­tanz:

distance