Was heißt »Pa­r­al­le­le« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Äqui­va­lent:

equivalent

Al­le­go­rie:

allegory

Ana­lo­gie:

analogy

Ge­gen­stück:

complement

Kor­re­lat:

dummy element

Pen­dant:

counterpart

equivalent

Spie­gel­bild:

mirror image

reflection

Englische Beispielsätze

• The two streets run parallel to each other.

• A trapezium is a quadrilateral with two parallel sides.

• She lives in her own parallel world.

• The skis need to be kept parallel.

• You've got to keep the skis nice and parallel.

• The lakeside road runs parallel to the shore.

• The coast road runs parallel to the shore.

• The skis need to be kept exactly parallel.

• You've got to keep the skis exactly parallel.

• Plant in parallel rows, leaving a 20-centimetre gap between each row.

• Two parallel lines are equidistant.

• Tom practiced his parallel parking.

• Art is a harmony that runs parallel to nature.

• Tom isn't very good at parallel parking.

• She's very good at parallel parking.

• In the Bermuda Triangle there is a parallel universe.

• The opposite sides of a parallelogram are parallel.

• The promenade runs parallel to the shore.

• The railroad is parallel to the road.

• The two streets run parallel to one another.