Was heißt »Ge­fan­ge­nen­aus­tausch« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Man beschloss einen Gefangenenaustausch.

They decided to exchange prisoners.

Englische Beispielsätze

• They would've got a better exchange rate if they'd gone to a bank.

• We didn't exchange a single word all afternoon.

• Let's exchange phone numbers.

• Yesterday I saw a film in which a prisoner escaped from his cell using a chisel.

• The company is listed on the Paris stock exchange.

• I'm an exchange student from Italy.

• An imprisoned politician is not the same as a political prisoner.

• Going door to door, they greet their neighbors by saying "Trick or treat!" in exchange for candy.

• In an eight-point area, in the upper left corner of the board, White had five dead stones, meaning they could not avoid capture and were therefore prisoners.

• White was up the exchange (rook against bishop) with a passed pawn on a3. The win was a matter of technique.

• If you hand over the queen or a rook in exchange for your opponent's bishop, knight, or even pawn, you are making a sacrifice, which is almost always, in fact, an investment because you are looking to gain advantageous compensation.

• The prisoner has gone crazy.

• Our school accepted three Canadians as exchange students.

• Our school has accepted three Canadians as exchange students.

• We had a friendly and constructive exchange of views on a variety of topics.

• We had a friendly and constructive exchange of views on various topics.

• Tom, do you want to be my language exchange partner?

• We are prisoners of time.

• Tom isn't a prisoner.

• I'd like to exchange money.