Was heißt »Kurz­stre­cken­ti­cket« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• We lost our passports on the trip.

• The party was short-lived.

• We won't relax on the trip because we'll walk a lot.

• To form an opinion in such a short space of time is ridiculous.

• Why is February so short?

• You're a brick short of a load.

• You're a sandwich short of a picnic.

• Our trip was cancelled because of heavy snow.

• Let's have a short rest here. My legs ache and I can't walk any more.

• I left my ticket on the train.

• In short, I was sacked.

• The long and the short of it is that I was sacked.

• Every trip is an adventure.

• The ticket for the subway is cheap.

• The trip is two days by train and two hours by airplane.

• He's a sandwich short of a picnic.

• How much does a trip by train cost?

• "Oh, no. There's a parking ticket under my windscreen wiper. I'd only nipped out to buy some bread rolls." "You still have to get a ticket from the pay and display machine, Mary, even for that."

• The pleasure was short-lived.

• It was a short-lived pleasure.