Was heißt »Brand­herd« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Feu­er­herd:

range

Kri­sen­ge­biet:

conflict area

trouble area

Kri­sen­herd:

flashpoint

hotbed of crisis

trouble spot

Un­ru­he­herd:

cauldron of unrest

storm center

Englische Beispielsätze

• Most of the fire survivors are scattered, living in other towns and cities.

• The fire killed 85 people.

• Tom rose from his seat.

• The Notre Dame fire spewed dozens of tons of toxic lead-dust into the atmosphere.

• That seat is free.

• This seat's free.

• I couldn't find a seat on the train, so I had to stand.

• I couldn't find a seat on the bus, so I had to stand.

• German place names ending in -ow tend to be of Slavic origin.

• Luckily, all of the passengers were wearing seat belts.

• He warmed himself in front of the fire.

• He showed up early so he could get a good seat.

• The Amazon is on fire.

• The cat is asleep on the rug by the fire.

• Whenever Tom held a lecture, you had to camp outside the lecture theatre the night before to get a seat.

• Whenever Tom held a lecture, people wanting a seat had to camp outside the lecture hall the night before.

• I want you to fire Tom.

• I can't fire Tom. He's a good worker.

• Tom took one more look at Mary's picture and then threw it into the fire.

• The fire is hot enough to cook vegetables.