Was heißt »Bul­len­schwein« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Kri­mi­nal­be­am­ter:

detective

Po­len­te:

cop (cops)

Po­li­zist:

bobby

constable

cop

police constable

police officer

policeman

Po­lyp:

polyp

Englische Beispielsätze

• This bacon is like rubber.

• In my eyes, the pig is the king of the beasts.

• That's casting pearls before swine!

• I want bacon.

• I've made a right pig's ear of this.

• Mary keeps a pet guinea pig.

• What a greedy pig!

• I don't want to be used as a guinea pig in a lab.

• The Englishman Bessemer invented a furnace, like the one that can still be seen today in Gävle, Sweden, to turn pig iron into steel.

• He can be so pig-headed sometimes.

• To turn pig iron into steel, the Englishman Bessemer invented a furnace like the one that can still be seen today in Gävle, Sweden.

• As well as the cow, Tom and Mary have a pig, seven geese and eight chickens.

• That would be like putting lipstick on a pig.

• I'm sweating like a pig.

• The bacon smells good.

• Did you hear that pig grunting?

• To err is human, but to make a right pig's ear of something requires a computer.

• I don't eat bacon.

• Are you a pig?

• A pig with a golden collar is still just a pig.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Be­am­ter:

civil servant

official