Was heißt »Krän­kung« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Vergiß Kränkungen, aber nie Freundlichkeiten.

Forget insults, but never forget favors.

Synonyme

Af­front:

affront

Be­lei­di­gung:

affront

defamation

despite

flout

insult

libel

Er­nied­ri­gung:

humiliation

indignity

Schmä­hung:

defamation

vilification

vituperation

Ver­bal­in­ju­rie:

verbal insult

Ver­let­zung:

breach

infringement

injury

lesion

offence

violation

wound

Ver­un­glimp­fung:

denigration

disparagement

slur

Englische Beispielsätze

• "I detect a slight accent. You're not from round here, are you?" "No," replied Marie-Emmanuelle, smiling. "I'm French."

• There is a slight problem.

• "I detect a slight accent. Are you French?" asked Tom, curious. "Belgian," Marie-Emmanuelle replied.

• There's one slight problem.

• The book's plot was slight.

• It was a slight increase.

• I've had a slight fever since this morning.

• Mary said that she had a slight cold.

• Tom has a slight German accent.

• An old gentleman with gold spectacles and grey hair came into the room, and said, in a slight French accent, 'Have I the honour of addressing Monsieur Erskine?'

• Tom walks with a slight limp.

• Tom still has a slight limp.

• Tom said he had a slight cold.

• I'm afraid that I've caused a slight disturbance.

• There's a slight difference.

• Tom has a slight cold.

• There's a slight problem.

• We had a slight accident.

• I've had a slight sore throat since this morning. I wonder if I've caught a cold.

• I had a slight headache, so I went to bed early.