Was heißt »Ge­bin­de« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Blu­men­strauß:

bouquet

bunch

Bot­tich:

tub

Bün­del:

bundle

Bu­kett:

bouquet

Bund:

association

binding

bunch

bundle

confederation

Federal Republic of Germany

federation

flange

fret

German armed forces

league

old measure in glazing

Republic of Austria

solemn pledge

union

waistband

welding rod

welding stick

Fass:

barrel

Rei­he:

row

Strauß:

bouquet

bunch

corsage

nosegay

posy

spray

Ton­ne:

barrel

buoy

cask

fatty

register ton

ton

Antonyme

Strang:

rope

Stück:

part

piece

Englische Beispielsätze

• Where's my package?

• Your package will be sent tomorrow.

• My package arrived sooner than expected.

• Your package might arrive later than expected.

• The package holiday was cheap, but the food left a lot to be desired.

• Just leave the package on the porch.

• This is the package I've been waiting for.

• This is the package that I've been waiting for.

• Germany's lower house of Parliament–the Bundestag–approved an $814 billion aid package Wednesday to cushion the economy from the direct impact of the coronavirus outbreak.

• Did you get the package that I sent you?

• Before the LP, you could only get 3 minutes or so onto one side of a record and now because you had a narrower groove and a slower speed, you could get up to 20 minutes, which meant that you could get a whole package of songs together on one record.

• Please buy a package of spaghetti noodles.

• He took the package to the post office.

• I'd like to send this package to Australia.

• I have a package for a Mr. Smith.

• The Japanese art of flower arrangement is called Ikebana.

• Where's the package you wanted me to deliver?

• There's a big package on the desk for you.

• Perhaps we can come to some arrangement that works for both of us.

• Who tore this package open?

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Dach:

roof

Fass:

barrel

Fisch:

fisc

fish