Was heißt »Ge­schütz« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Ka­no­ne:

cannon

Englische Beispielsätze

• Watch out! That man over there has a gun.

• Tom ate a piece of cake.

• He shot a gun.

• I'll keep this piece of cake for myself.

• I'll give Tom a piece of advice.

• Can I taste the cake you're having? Can I break off a small piece?

• What's the name of the piece that the orchestra's playing?

• I would like to have a piece of cheese, please.

• What do I do with this piece of rope?

• Tom sanded a piece of wood.

• I'd like a piece of cheese.

• Mary pretended she had a gun.

• He had a gun.

• Tom promised Mary he wouldn't eat her piece of cake.

• He carries a gun.

• It isn't a snake. It's only a piece of rope.

• They cost three Euros a piece.

• The piece of music is being played in an endless loop.

• Food is not the only thing people have been stocking up on in California – there are also lines in front of some gun stores.

• Tom found an interesting piece of driftwood on the beach.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Ar­til­le­rie:

artillery

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Flak­ge­schütz:

antiaircraft gun

Hau­bit­ze:

howitzer

Ka­no­ne:

cannon

Mör­ser:

mortar