Was heißt »Schwu­li­tät« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Be­dräng­nis:

affliction

distress

hardship

plight

Klem­me:

clamp

clip

terminal

Not:

destitution

necessity

need

Not­la­ge:

distress

emergency

Schwie­rig­keit:

arduousness

challenge

complexity

complicacy

difficulty

hassle

hitch

inconvenience

intricacy

problem

scabrousness

scrape

severity

snag

Tin­te:

ink

Ver­le­gen­heit:

embarrassment

perplexity

Englische Beispielsätze

• Oooh, somebody's in trouble!

• You're in big trouble now.

• You're in trouble now.

• You needn't have gone to all that trouble just for me.

• Tom, what's wrong? Are you in some kind of trouble?

• Any trouble Tom's ever gotten into was caused by alcohol.

• And now I'm trouble because of you!

• I'm in trouble because of you.

• Tom got into trouble.

• I have no trouble sight-singing baroque music.

• Tom had trouble swallowing the pills.

• Tom is in trouble now.

• You can save yourself a lot of trouble by just doing it right the first time.

• You could've saved me a lot of trouble if you'd told me about that earlier.

• Let me save you some trouble.

• Tom is having trouble focusing.

• Tom has trouble hearing.

• What kind of trouble are you in?

• Tom is in more trouble than I thought.

• Tom has caused us a lot of trouble.