Was heißt »Schick­sals­schlag« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Gei­ßel:

scourge

whip

Ka­ta­s­t­ro­phe:

calamity

catastrophe

Prü­fung:

audit

check

checking

validation

Schlag:

beat

kind

punch

race

shock

slap

warbling

whipped cream

Englische Beispielsätze

• The stone shattered under the hammer blow.

• You'd better use some clothes pegs, otherwise the wind will blow the washing away.

• The tree was felled with one heavy blow of his axe.

• Move, and I'll blow your head off!

• Nothing should be dismissed too soon as nonsense – it could turn out to be a stroke of genius.

• I've had a stroke before.

• A squirrel came every morning. It had become so trusting that it even let Mary stroke it.

• The news dealt him a heavy blow.

• You've got to blow out all the candles on your birthday cake.

• You have to blow out all the candles on your birthday cake.

• This will blow your mind.

• Beth Jensen suffered a stroke when she was just eight years old, and though she survived, she was almost completely paralyzed and unable to talk as a result.

• He blow-dried his hair.

• The man's skull had been shattered by a blow from a poker delivered from behind.

• Tom had a stroke of genius.

• I need to blow off some steam.

• This was the first stroke, but the second followed at once.

• Tom was paralyzed by a stroke.

• This is a new blow against the reputation of the automobile manufacturer.

• When I was twenty two years old, I was the master of the breast stroke.