Was heißt »Ge­lähm­ter« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Ich habe gehört, dass ein Gelähmter lebendig von Würmern zerfressen wurde.

I heard that a paralyzed man was eaten alive by maggots.

Englische Beispielsätze

• Be the person you needed as a child.

• There's an incredible amount to do here. One person alone can't manage it.

• You're not a serious person.

• Do you think I'm a good person?

• Tom was like a different person; you would've been forgiven for thinking that a benign spirit had suddenly taken possession of him.

• You can tell whether a person is clever by his answers. You can tell if a person is wise by the questions he asks.

• Do you like that person?

• In fact there are differences from person to person.

• Tom is not a bad person; he just always had it harder than others.

• A good education doesn't make a good person, but a good person with the right education can change the world for a lot of people.

• It's astonishing how much havoc a single person can wreak.

• It's one small step for a person, but one giant leap for a flea.

• She refuses to believe that the person I was talking to was a colleague.

• I'm an ambitious person. Someone who knows very well what he wants.

• I'm not a morning person like you.

• There's only one person I know who has such a deep voice.

• I know only one person who has such a deep voice.

• I know only one person with such a deep voice.

• There's only one person I know with such a deep voice.

• "I'm an outgoing person," she added. "It's really frustrating to have to stay at home and not meet people."

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Be­hin­der­ter:

disabled person

Untergeordnete Begriffe

spas­tisch:

spastic