Was heißt »Kom­par­se« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Wir sind Komparsen.

We're extras.

Synonyme

Sta­tist:

supernumerary

Englische Beispielsätze

• We agreed on a price, but afterwards they wanted 10 dollars extra.

• I'm thankful that I have the ability to buy food for my family, but also that I have the ability to give a little bit extra to those who don't have enough.

• The beggar on the street asks: "Do you have any extra euros?"

• We'll need an extra thirty dollars.

• My fear of making another mistake is why I'm being extra careful.

• We need extra help.

• The tyre wall is coated with a reflective material to provide extra visibility in the dark.

• Excess baggage costs a lot extra.

• I need to learn the trick of making roast chicken with extra crispy skin.

• The match went into extra time.

• The game went into extra time.

• The match went to extra time.

• The game went to extra time.

• Ko is not just a restrictive rule of Go, but an extra emotion in each game.

• Tom ordered an extra large pizza.

• The teacher gave Tom extra homework.

• Do I or don't I want the extra responsibility of maintaining a beard?

• The coach made us run three extra laps.

• We had an extra hour in bed.

• The game remained tense for long periods, the breakthrough goal coming for the visitors not until extra time.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Schau­spie­ler:

actor