Was heißt »Kap­pes« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Ba­na­ne:

banana

plantain

Blöd­sinn:

nonsense

rubbish

Driss:

folderol

nonsense

Hum­bug:

balderdash

buncombe

claptrap

drivel

hokum

humbug

imposture

quackery

Kä­se:

cese

cheese

Kil­le­fit:

trash

Kohl:

caul

cawel

Ko­ko­lo­res:

balderdash

nonsense

poppycock

Krampf:

cramp

Mum­pitz:

balderdash

hot air

idle talk

rubbish

tripe

wish-wash

Non­sens:

nonsense

Pil­le­pal­le:

a piece of cake

duck soup

like fish in a barrel

Pi­pi­fax:

nonsense

Quark:

cottage cheese

fromage frais

quark

Quatsch:

bullshit

nonsense

Scheiß:

shit

Schei­ße:

bullshit

shit

Schmar­ren:

cut-up pancake

Schmon­zes:

balderdash

eyewash

idle chit-chat

idle gossip

idle talk

jive

mindless ranting

wind

Schmu:

trick

Sot­ti­se:

bêtise

Stuss:

balderdash

nonsense

rubbish

Tin­nef:

garbage

junk

rubbish

trash

Un­sinn:

nonsense

Weiß­kohl:

white cabbage

Englische Beispielsätze

• I don't like cabbage and broccoli.

• Slugs ate all our cabbage.

• I love cabbage!

• I don't believe a rose would be as nice if it was called a thistle or a skunk cabbage.

• The cabbage has gone bad.

• The caterpillars ate the cabbage.

• A cabbage is a familiar kitchen-garden vegetable about as large and wise as a man's head.

• Mary likes all vegetables except cabbage.

• She likes all vegetables except cabbage.

• He likes all vegetables except cabbage.

• What's the difference between cabbage and lettuce?

• He likes vegetables, especially cabbage.

• Our sister bought some eggplants, potatoes, zucchinis and Chinese cabbage at the market.

• Tom likes all vegetables except cabbage.

• Cut the quartered Chinese cabbage into wide strips.

• Give me a head of cabbage.

• The price of cabbage fell because of overproduction.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Ge­mü­se:

vegetable

vegetables

Kohl:

caul

cawel

Pflan­ze:

plant

Un­sinn:

nonsense