Was heißt »Schieß­ei­sen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

En­gel­ma­cher:

abortionist

Feu­er­waf­fe:

firearm

Knar­re:

ratchet

Pis­to­le:

pistol

Prü­gel:

thrashing

trouncing

Re­vol­ver:

revolver

Schuss­waf­fe:

firearm

gun

Englische Beispielsätze

• Earth has a core of molten iron and nickel.

• Tom hammered the glowing iron on the anvil.

• I have to iron clothes this afternoon.

• Beans have a lot of iron.

• Ugh, your waffle iron is filthy!

• Ugh, your waffle iron's all dirty!

• He mended his iron.

• He repaired his iron.

• Do you have any spare iron ingots?

• You can't mine diamonds without an iron pickaxe or better.

• Tom has a waffle iron.

• Available for use in the holiday home are a fireplace, heating, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, television, iron, hairdryer, and vacuum cleaner.

• Available for use in the holiday home are a fireplace, heating, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, television, iron, hairdryer, and hoover.

• Why does iron rust?

• The Golden Gate Bridge is iron.

• Humans are stronger than iron and weaker than flies.

• I don't iron my clothes.

• Chocolate has more iron than spinach.

• There was an iron desk in the corner.

• Tom was killed with a tire iron.

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Büch­se:

can

tin

Flin­te:

shotgun

Ge­wehr:

gun

rifle

Ka­ra­bi­ner:

carbine

Pis­to­le:

pistol

Re­vol­ver:

revolver