Was heißt »Süß­gras« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• The sheep eat grass.

• The horses eat grass.

• Tom and Mary rolled around in the grass.

• They rolled around in the grass.

• Before the grass grows, the horse dies.

• Traditional hula dancers did not wear grass skirts.

• The grass is always greener on the other side of the hill.

• Tom was lying on the grass.

• We jumped off our bikes and sat in the grass.

• The grass is yellow.

• The grass is too yellow.

• I rest in tall, green grass, in peace. Around me grilling does not cease.

• The grass was growing so quickly, it had to be cut every week.

• The flowers seem more colourful, and the grass greener.

• There's a lot of grass in our garden, and there are many pretty flowers and tall trees.

• Twice a week, the gardener would come to mow the lawn, so I could never lie down in the tall grass.

• We sat on the grass.

• The grass is green.

• The girls wore grass skirts and had flowers around their necks.

• They sat on the grass, playing ukulele and singing.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Gras:

herbage

Pflan­ze:

plant

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Bam­bus:

bamboo

Borst­gras:

matgrass

Fuchs­schwanz:

handsaw

Gers­te:

barley

Ha­fer:

oat

Hir­se:

millet

Liesch­gras:

catstail

timothy-grass

Mais:

corn

corn cob

Indian corn

maize

mealie

mielie

sweetcorn

Reis:

rice

Rog­gen:

rye

Schilf:

cane

reed

Schmie­le:

hair grass

tussock grass

Schwin­gel:

fescue

Tres­pe:

brome

bromegrass

Wei­zen:

wheat

Zi­t­ro­nen­gras:

lemon grass

oil grass

Zit­ter­gras:

quaking grass