Was heißt »Bike« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Ich hab mir gestern ein krasses neues Bike geholt.

I got a wicked new bike yesterday.

„Mein Bike is’ in ’n Kanal gefallen.“ – „War das ein Motorrad?“ – „Äh, ne, ’n Tretrad.“ – „Was ist denn ein Tretrad?“ – „’n Fahrrad.“ – „Ach so!“

"My bike fell into the canal." "Was it a motorbike?" "Er, no, a pushbike." "What's a pushbike?" "A bicycle." "I see."

Synonyme

Fahr­rad:

bicycle

cycle

pedal cycle

push bicycle

push-bike

pushbike

two-wheeler

Hirsch:

deer

hart

stag

Rad:

wheel

Ve­lo:

bicycle

Zwei­rad:

bicycle

Englische Beispielsätze

• We usually go to school by bike.

• We usually bike to school.

• "Why are you late?" "My bike fell into the canal."

• The car wouldn't start, so I rode my bike to work.

• "Why are you late?" "I fell off my bike."

• How much does it cost to hire a bike?

• He rode his bike to the shop.

• There was such a strong headwind that I had to get off my bike and push.

• "This bike is pre-loved." "'Pre-loved'? Why don't you just say it's second-hand?"

• She let me borrow her bike so I wouldn't be late.

• She let me borrow her bike so that I wouldn't be late.

• That bike of yours needs some serious work doing to it.

• What colour is your bike?

• Because my bike had a flat tyre, I missed the seven o'clock train.

• My bike had a flat tyre, so I missed the seven o'clock train.

• Mum and Dad gave me a bike.

• There was such a strong headwind that I had to get off my bike and push it.

• I got this bike for nothing.

• In winter, Emma changes the tyres on her bike.

• Let's hire a bike there.

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Moun­tain­bike:

mountain bicycle

mountain bike