Was heißt »Ka­nis­ter« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• The boy is in the garden. I can hear his voice.

• I'll do all I can to avoid that.

• I'll do all I can to prevent that.

• "I'm hungry. Tom, when's dinner ready?" "In a minute. You can lay the table. And don't forget the drinks."

• I've seen that woman somewhere before, but I can't think where.

• I know that woman from somewhere, but I can't think where.

• If I want to, I can, but I don't want to.

• I can if I want, but I don't want to.

• She has a good relationship with her parents, which means she can always ask them for help when she needs it.

• "Can't you go and play somewhere else?" Mary asked the children. "I can't concentrate with the noise you're making." "Why don't you go somewhere else?" the children replied.

• Tom can not find his keys.

• I can well imagine that.

• I can well imagine.

• I can only advise you not to do it.

• Some trainee teachers can't cope with the recalcitrance of many pupils.

• What can you give?

• You can't open the eyes of those who don't want to see.

• You can say what you want. I'm not giving up.

• Where can I cross this river?

• There can be but one victor.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Be­häl­ter:

bin

Ge­fäß:

container

receptacle

vessel

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Ben­zin­ka­nis­ter:

fuel can

Kraft­stoff­ka­nis­ter:

fuel can

Kunst­stoff­ka­nis­ter:

plastic canisters

Plastic cans

Was­ser­ka­nis­ter:

water can