Was heißt »Mo­dus« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Das ist ihr Modus Operandi.

That's her M.O.

That is her modus operandi.

Synonyme

Art:

kind

sort

type

Aus­sa­ge­form:

propositional formula

Kir­chen­ton­art:

musical mode

Ver­fah­ren:

action

method

procedure

technique

Antonyme

Nu­me­rus:

number

Per­son:

person

Tem­pus:

tense

Englische Beispielsätze

• I'm in a bad mood.

• I'm in a good mood.

• Tom is in a bad mood.

• I'm in a really bad mood.

• Tom's not in a good mood.

• I'm not really in the mood.

• I'm not in a very good mood.

• It looks like you're in a good mood.

• Tom appears to be in a very good mood.

• Tonight Liisa and Markku were in the mood to whoop it up.

• Tom was in a good mood.

• Tom is in a foul mood today.

• Tom seemed to be in a good mood.

• She's in a bad mood.

• Tom usually keeps his phone in manner mode.

• Tom switched his phone to manner mode before he walked into Mary's office.

• Usually before a concert there is an announcement asking the audience to either turn off their phones or switch them to manner mode.

• I try not to get too involved in the games I watch on TV, but I always end up in a bad mood if my favorite team loses.

• He tried to lighten the mood.

• I can see you're in a good mood.

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Be­fehls­form:

imperative

Im­pe­ra­tiv:

imperative

In­di­ka­tiv:

indicative mode

In­fi­ni­tiv:

infinitive

Jus­siv:

jussive

jussive mood

Ko­hor­ta­tiv:

cohortative

Kon­di­ti­o­nal:

conditional

conditional mood

Kon­junk­tiv:

conjunctive

conjunctive mode

conjunctive mood

subjunctive

Mög­lich­keits­form:

subjunctive

Op­ta­tiv:

optative

optative mood

Wirk­lich­keits­form:

indicative

indicative mood

Wunsch­form:

optative

optative mood