Was heißt »Lauf­ma­sche« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Du hast eine große Laufmasche.

There is a big run in your stockings.

Deine Strumfhose hat eine Laufmasche.

Your pantyhose has a run in it.

There's a ladder in your tights.

Your tights have got a ladder.

Synonyme

Lei­ter:

director

head

leader

Englische Beispielsätze

• I wonder if I can still run when I am hurt.

• No one can run as fast as Tom.

• Nobody can run as fast as Tom.

• I just saw a fox run across the road.

• I was nearly run over by a lorry.

• I was almost run over by a lorry.

• Tom has run a lot this week.

• The trains run less often at night.

• The trains run less frequently at night.

• The contract is about to run out.

• Today is a good day to run on the beach.

• I had to run a lot to catch the train.

• Don't run!

• Tom is tired and run down and badly needs a few days off work.

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

• You can't run away from yourself.

• Do you have a ladder?

• You're going to climb that ladder in those shoes? It's not safe.

• You want to climb the ladder in those shoes? It's not safe enough.

• Don't climb that ladder in those shoes. They won't give you a firm grip.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Ma­sche:

bow

hole

mesh

stitch