Was heißt »Ba­ga­ge« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Ab­schaum:

dregs

An­ge­hö­ri­ge:

affiliate

member

An­hang:

attachment

Bla­se:

bladder

Bo­den­satz:

precipitate

sediment

Brut:

incubation

Fa­mi­lie:

family

Ge­päck:

luggage

Ge­schlecht:

family

gender

generation

kind

sex

Ge­schmeiß:

vermin

Ge­sin­del:

rabble

riffraff

Ge­socks:

rabble

Klan:

clan

Misch­po­ke:

mishpocha

Mob:

mob

Pack:

rabble

Plebs:

plebs

Pö­bel:

riffraff

Sip­pe:

clan

kin

tribe

Ver­wandt­schaft:

relationship

Englische Beispielsätze

• Make sure you pack your swimming costume.

• "Come on, pack your things together! We're going to Stefan's." "I don't feel good. I'd rather stay home and lie down."

• Punctuation marks are not pack animals.

• The pack-ice has become thinner.

• Come on, let's pack our suitcases and go home.

• Your baggage is there!

• Suddenly, a pack of wolves appeared in the clearing.

• Can I help you pack?

• Memorising the order of a pack of playing cards is certainly not easy, but neither is it impossible.

• My pack is very heavy.

• Quickly, children, pack your things! There's a storm coming.

• Karahan spoke wistfully of the throngs of tourists that used to pack into his gift shops.

• I need a pack of eggs.

• I don't have any baggage.

• Excess baggage costs a lot extra.

• The first thing you have to do is pack your suitcase.

• He offered to carry my baggage.

• Could you please pack this separately?

• In Tel Aviv, a pack of jackals has taken over a deserted park.

• Supernovas can leave behind neutron stars, which pack more mass than our Sun into a sphere roughly as wide as the island of Manhattan is long.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Ge­gen­stand:

item

object

Per­son:

person