Was heißt »Kund­ma­chung« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

An­kün­di­gung:

advance notice

Bul­le­tin:

bulletin

Mit­tei­lung:

message

Ver­laut­ba­rung:

statement

Ver­öf­fent­li­chung:

publication

release

Englische Beispielsätze

• "You've got a stain on your trousers. You can't go out like that." "Oh, no one'll notice." "No one'll notice? I bet they won't!"

• I don't suppose anyone will notice.

• After the announcement, please dial two.

• If a landlord cancels a tenancy agreement without notice because of rent arrears, the tenant has a two-month grace period in which to pay the outstanding debt and thereby render the notice to quit null and void.

• You won't even notice I was there.

• You won't even notice I was here.

• You won't even notice that I was here.

• You won't even notice that I was there.

• "I hear you handed in your notice." "Actually, I was sacked."

• "I hear you've handed in your notice." "Actually, I've been sacked."

• I notice that my hip hurts when it rains.

• To claim that Tom Jackson had fallen into obscurity would be to overstate things: no one had ever taken notice of him in the first place.

• If you look out of the window, you'll notice that it seems to have been raining for quite a while during the night.

• She took no notice of me at all.

• Mary pretended not to notice that Tom was only pretending to be asleep.

• Didn't you notice her hands shaking?

• He went on writing, taking no notice of me.

• Tom will notice sooner or later.

• We tend to notice only the details which interest us.

• Did you notice the difference?