Was heißt »Ge­säß« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Arsch:

arse

ass

bootie

booty

bum

butt

Hin­tern:

arse

ass

behind

rear

tokus

tushie

tushy

Hin­ter­teil:

behind

Kehr­sei­te:

back

downside

flipside

obverse (of truth)

reverse

Kis­te:

box

coffer

Po:

bottom

Po­po:

behind

bottom

butt

heiny

tushy

Schin­ken:

ham

Steiß:

bottom

bum

fanny

Englische Beispielsätze

• Studies have revealed that the average keyboard has more germs than a toilet seat.

• Tom found himself a seat near the door.

• Tom saved a seat for me.

• My van doesn't have a back seat.

• Unbuckle your seat belt.

• Tom was riding in the back seat.

• That is my seat.

• Is this seat still open?

• This seat isn't taken.

• Mary has always been left-leaning, but since she's got a seat in parliament for the Left Party, she has become a media star with her radical critique of capitalism.

• Have a seat please.

• I think you're in my seat.

• Excuse me, but I believe that is my seat.

• During the Renaissance, the seat of the Papacy moved briefly to Avignon before moving back to Rome.

• I beg your pardon. I didn't know this was your seat.

• I have trouble seeing the blackboard from the seat the teacher assigned to me.

• Tom wasn't wearing a seat belt.

• I'll save you a seat in the front row.

• Are you saving this seat for someone?

• I've saved you a seat next to me.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Kör­per­teil:

body part