Was heißt »Ge­raf­fel« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Driss:

folderol

nonsense

Ge­döns:

ado

fuss

to-do

Ge­rüm­pel:

litter

Kil­le­fit:

trash

Klün­gel:

clique

crowd

nepotistic network

old boys' network

Krims­krams:

knick-knack

knickknack

ornament

Müll:

garbage

refuse

rubbish

trash

waste

Nip­pes:

knick-knack

knickknackery

Plun­der:

rubbish

Ramsch:

garbage

rubbish

Schnick­schnack:

bits and pieces

knick-knack

Tand:

frippery

trinkets

Tin­nef:

garbage

rubbish

trash

Trö­del:

trash

Zin­no­ber:

cinnabar

cinnabarite

vermilion

Englische Beispielsätze

• I want my boss to shield me from unnecessary stuff.

• Tom was stealing stuff from the store where he worked.

• You've put too much stuff in your handbag.

• "Keep your mitts off my stuff in future, Tom!" "Sorry, Mary! I thought it'd make you happy if I tidied your desk for you."

• "Keep your hands off my stuff in future, Tom!" "Sorry, Mary! I thought you'd be happy to have your desk tidied."

• I have a ton of stuff to do.

• Why does he hoard so much useless stuff in his flat?

• Why are you packing so much stuff? It's only a three-day trip.

• Pack your stuff and go.

• You know about that sort of stuff.

• You know about stuff like that.

• They know about that sort of stuff.

• They know about stuff like that.

• She knows about that sort of stuff.

• She knows about stuff like that.

• The flat's really nice, but there's hardly any room to store stuff.

• We bought a lot of stuff today.

• Tom caught Mary rummaging through his stuff.

• Tom caught Mary rifling through his stuff.

• Why are you packing so much stuff? It's only a 3-day trip.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Ding:

thing

Gäm­se:

chamois

Ge­gen­stand:

item

object

subject

Ge­rät:

appliance

device

Ma­schi­ne:

aircraft

engine

machine

processor

Wa­re:

article

goods

wares

Werk­zeug:

tool

Wild:

game