Was heißt »Eu­ro­pä­e­rin« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Magst du Europäerinnen?

Do you like Europeans?

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Eu­ro­pä­er:

European

Englische Beispielsätze

• The European Games 2015 took place in Baku.

• Some countries in Europe are not part of the European Union.

• Is the richest country in the European Union richer than the richest state in the United States?

• Is the poorest country in the European Union poorer than the poorest state in the United States?

• Rosetta was built by the European Space Agency.

• Is a common European identity possible?

• The European Union was created as a result of a desire to rise above French-German enmity.

• What's your opinion about the linguistic policy of the European Union?

• On July 1, 2013, Croatian became the twenty-fourth official language of the European Union.

• Be bold, European Union, or remain a political pygmy.

• Only 20 percent of people over 55 in the European Union get by in English.

• Germans show an enormous commitment to the European Union and its institutions.

• Tom's opinion is that both Britain and the European Union would be happier if they got divorced.

• The pursuit of European history is a formidable task.

• The grumbling Brits have left for good. God bless the European Union, which will become stronger as a result of this.

• Great Britain has voted to leave the European Union.

• I can't believe that Great Britain has voted to leave the European Union.

• Brexit refers to the withdrawal of Great Britain from the European Union.

• London voted to remain in the European Union.

• Britain is the European Unions's second-largest economy after Germany.

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Al­ba­ne­rin:

Albanian

An­dor­ra­ne­rin:

Andorran

Bel­gi­e­rin:

Belgian

Bos­ni­e­rin:

Bosnian

Bri­tin:

Briton

Bul­ga­rin:

Bulgar

Bulgarian

Dä­nin:

Dane

Eng­län­de­rin:

Englishwoman

Estin:

Estonian

Eth­nie:

ethnic group

Fin­nin:

Finn

Fran­zö­sin:

Frenchwoman

Grie­chin:

Greek

Irin:

Irishwoman

Is­län­de­rin:

Icelander

Ita­li­e­ne­rin:

Italian

Kon­ti­nent:

continent

Kro­a­tin:

Croatian

Let­tin:

Latvian

Liech­ten­stei­ne­rin:

Liechtensteiner

Li­tau­e­rin:

Lithuanian

Lu­xem­bur­ge­rin:

Luxembourger

Luxemburger

Ma­ze­do­ni­e­rin:

Macedonian

Mol­dau­e­rin:

Moldovan

Mo­ne­gas­sin:

Monacan

Monegasque

Nie­der­län­de­rin:

Dutchwoman

Nord­eu­ro­pä­e­rin:

Northern European

Nor­we­ge­rin:

Norwegian

Ös­ter­rei­che­rin:

Austrian

Ost­eu­ro­pä­e­rin:

Eastern European

Po­lin:

Pole

Por­tu­gie­sin:

Portuguese

Ru­mä­nin:

Romanian

Rus­sin:

Russian

Schot­tin:

Scot

Scotswoman

Schwe­din:

Swede

Schwei­ze­rin:

Swiss

Ser­bin:

Serb

Slo­wa­kin:

Slovak

Slo­we­nin:

Slovene

Slovenian

Spa­ni­e­rin:

Spaniard

Süd­eu­ro­pä­e­rin:

Southern European

Tsche­chin:

Czech

Tür­kin:

Turk

Uk­ra­i­ne­rin:

Ukrainian

Un­ga­rin:

Hungarian

West­eu­ro­pä­e­rin:

Western European

Zy­p­re­rin:

Cypriot