Was heißt »Ge­wäsch« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Bla­bla:

blah

bushwa

hot air

Er­guss:

effusion

Ge­la­ber:

hooey

Ge­plän­kel:

skirmish

Ge­re­de:

chatter

talk

Ge­sab­bel:

blah

Ge­schnat­ter:

quacking

Ge­schwätz:

gossip

Ge­schwa­fel:

waffle

Ge­schwur­bel:

mumbo jumbo

Ge­sei­re:

bellyaching

blather

gossip

moaning

Schmus:

schmoos

schmoose

schmooze

soft soap

waffle

Un­sinn:

nonsense

Englische Beispielsätze

• Newspapers go in the paper-recycling bin, not in with the general rubbish.

• He took the rubbish bins out.

• He's taken the rubbish bins out.

• He has taken the rubbish bins out.

• I was always rubbish at wrapping presents.

• That's a load of rubbish.

• He took the rubbish out.

• Have you taken the rubbish out?

• One of your neighbours complained about all the rubbish in your front garden.

• The town council rubbish dump is full of rats.

• The municipal rubbish dump is full of rats.

• Separating the rubbish is no small matter.

• He took the rubbish bin out.

• Two of Tom's most beautiful drawings ended up in the rubbish.

• Have you already taken out the rubbish?

• Have you already taken the rubbish out?

• Toss it into the rubbish.

• Toss it into the rubbish bin.

• Put it in the rubbish.

• Tom just talks rubbish most of the time.

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Aus­sa­ge:

stated view

statement