Was heißt »Korb­wurf« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• It's a stone's throw away.

• Can you throw it up here?

• Can you throw it over here?

• He'll throw a tantrum.

• He'll throw a wobbly.

• We throw the bones onto the floor.

• "How far do you trust Tom?" "About as far as I can throw him."

• Tom asked Mary to throw the rotten apples in the bin.

• If I were to throw it away, would you be sad?

• The only way to get something out of life is to throw yourself into it with all your might.

• The ball went out for a throw-in.

• The ball went out for a throw.

• I once had a teacher who'd often throw his chalk at pupils who weren't paying attention. Those pupils then had to return the chalk to him.

• Don't throw that bottle away. It can be reused.

• Don't throw that bottle away. It can be used again.

• "What shall I do with this mouldy bread?" "If it's gone mouldy, throw it in the bin."

• He can throw, he can run, he can block, he can kick; Tom can do it all.

• You can throw all these letters away.

• Boomerangs are tricky to throw.

• "Do you think this salmon's still all right to eat, Tom?" asked Mary. Tom regarded the fillet slices on the plate with suspicion, wrinkling his nose when he encountered a particular smell. "Best throw it away," he replied, doing so immediately.

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Bas­ket­ball:

basketball

Frei­wurf:

free throw