Was heißt »Luft­bla­se« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Das Eis enthält Luftblasen aus jedem Jahr, die Schicht für Schicht von Wissenschaftlern daraufhin untersucht werden, wieviel CO₂ sie enthalten.

The ice contains bubbles of the air from each year. Scientists analyze the bubbles in each layer to see how much CO2 they contain.

Synonyme

Fas­sa­de:

façade

front

Englische Beispielsätze

• The bubble burst in the air.

• Tom's problem is that he lives in his own bubble.

• Tom is chewing bubble gum.

• Don't burst my bubble.

• She took a hot bubble bath surrounded by scented candles.

• She took a bubble bath.

• Mary took a hot bubble bath.

• I live in a bubble.

• They were happy at first, but then the bubble burst.

• My cat jumped when a soap bubble burst in front of her nose.

• My cat jumped when a soap bubble burst before her nose.

• My cat started when a soap bubble burst in front of her nose.

• My cat started when a soap bubble burst before her nose.

• Mary took a bubble bath.

• If you're trying to cut back on sugar, you really shouldn't be drinking so much bubble tea.

• It burst like a soap bubble.

• "Two kilos of apples, please, but not too big, 'cos they'll be too heavy to carry!" were the words in a speech bubble spoken by a little girl in a picture on a fruit seller's market stall.

• It popped like a soap bubble.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Bla­se:

bladder

Hohl­raum:

cavity

hollow space