Was heißt »Ge­dan­ken­gut« auf Englisch?

Sinnverwandte Wörter

geis­tig:

intellectual

mental

Hal­tung:

attitude

bearing

breeding

cattle-breeding

composure

posture

stockbreeding

Welt­an­schau­ung:

creed

outlook

philosophy of life

view of life

view of the world

weltanschauung

worldview

Englische Beispielsätze

• Mary was so rich that she was able to make the money worries that so overwhelmed Tom disappear on a whim, without giving it a second thought.

• This'll be easier than I thought.

• She thought she heard a noise.

• He thought he heard a noise.

• The sirens howled. Nan, waking with a start from her afternoon sleep, thought it was an air raid.

• He thought for a moment, then left the room.

• The professor was lost in thought.

• She was lost in thought.

• The ideas people had in the year 1900 about the year 2000 seem very funny to us now.

• Haven't you ever thought of getting married?

• At first, I thought he was ill.

• I thought you grew up in the posh part of town.

• I thought you'd be at home studying.

• I thought we were supposed to meet Tom at half two.

• I thought we were supposed to meet Tom at half past two.

• I thought we were meant to meet Tom at 2.30.

• I thought we were meeting Tom at 2.30.

• "Mum, why has the bishop in chess got a slit in the top?" "The chess piece as we know it today was designed in 19th-century England, where it was thought to look like a bishop. The slit comes from the mitre's cleft."

• It was much harder than I thought.

• That was far more complicated than I thought.