Was heißt »Le­se­ho­re« auf Englisch?

Antonyme

Lau­des:

Lauds

Non:

None

Nones

Sext:

sext

Terz:

major third

minor third

third

Ves­per:

vespers

Vi­gil:

vigils

Englische Beispielsätze

• The post office is between the school and the bank.

• My aunt used to work at the post office.

• Ring me at the office tomorrow morning.

• Ring me at the office.

• My office is on another floor.

• My office is on the second floor.

• I took the letter to the post office.

• "This pen's stopped writing." "The refills are in the top draw of the desk in the office."

• Where is the nearest lost property office?

• His office is on the seventh floor.

• Our tickets are at the cinema box office.

• He pops into this bookshop every now and then on his way home from the office.

• Ask at the post office what our new postcode is.

• Tom went to Mary's office on the off-chance that she might be there, and in fact she was. "I'm really glad I've found you here," he said, relieved. "There's something important I have to discuss with you."

• Is she still at the office?

• Is she still in the office?

• Should we book the tickets in advance or just chance it at the box office on the night?

• Should we book tickets in advance or just go to the box office on the night and take our chances?

• Sitting in the office when the weather is like this is a real punishment.

• Someone left the office windows open.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Ge­bet:

prayer