Was heißt »Klün­gel« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Ban­de:

band

gang

Driss:

folderol

nonsense

Filz:

felt

Ge­döns:

ado

fuss

to-do

Ge­raf­fel:

junk

odds and ends

scrap

stuff

Ge­rüm­pel:

junk

litter

Günst­lings­wirt­schaft:

favoritism

Ka­ma­ril­la:

camarilla

Kil­le­fit:

trash

Kram:

stuff

Krem­pel:

junk

stuff

Krims­krams:

knick-knack

knickknack

ornament

Müll:

garbage

refuse

rubbish

trash

waste

Ne­po­tis­mus:

nepotism

Netz­werk:

network

Nip­pes:

knick-knack

knickknackery

Pack:

rabble

Plun­der:

junk

rubbish

Ramsch:

garbage

junk

rubbish

Schnick­schnack:

bits and pieces

knick-knack

Schrott:

scrap

Seil­schaft:

rope team

Sumpf:

marsh

morass

swamp

Tand:

frippery

trinkets

Tin­nef:

garbage

junk

rubbish

trash

Trö­del:

junk

trash

Vet­tern­wirt­schaft:

nepotism

Zeug:

stuff

Zin­no­ber:

cinnabar

cinnabarite

vermilion

Englische Beispielsätze

• The crowd burst into a standing ovation.

• The crowd burst into laughter.

• The Pope addressed the crowd from his apartment window overlooking St. Peter’s Square.

• Tom searched for Mary after she ran into the crowd at the fair.

• Tom smiled at the crowd.

• Tom got in with a bad crowd.

• He's got in with a bad crowd.

• There is a crowd of people in front of the town hall.

• A big crowd had soon gathered at the scene of the accident.

• A large crowd was soon milling around the accident scene.

• A small crowd appeared.

• If you run through a crowd with the torch of truth you will singe a few beards.

• Tom fought his way through the crowd.

• The crowd was fantastic.

• There's quite a crowd at the cinema box office.

• German climate activist Luisa Neubauer told the crowd, “We're here because we know that climate justice is possible as long as we keep fighting for it. That's why we're here today.”

• The crowd erupted into applause.

• The crowd erupted into laughter.

• I lost him in the crowd.

• We spotted Tom in the crowd.