Was heißt »Se­gel­tuch« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom helped the duck family cross the road.

• The duck is eating a fly.

• The duck eats a fly.

• The duck's beak is also the rabbit's ears.

• The duck-rabbit illusion first appeared in the Fliegenden Blätter in 1892.

• Tom can easily flip between seeing the rabbit or the duck.

• Some people see the rabbit, but have difficulty seeing the duck.

• Some people see the duck, but have difficulty seeing the rabbit.

• Some people see a duck. Others, see a rabbit.

• Some people see a duck. Others, a rabbit.

• Some people will see a rabbit. Other people will see a duck.

• Some people will see a rabbit. Others, will see a duck.

• Some people see a rabbit. Others, see a duck.

• Some people see a rabbit. Others, a duck.

• I am a duck. I speak English.

• Tom doesn't use a brush to paint, instead applying the paint to the canvas straight from the tube.

• Tom doesn't use a brush to paint; instead, he applies the paint to the canvas straight from the tube.

• The duck is a bird.

• On my desk is a rubber duck that I sometimes ask for technical support. Of course, it can't answer, but the process of explaining the problem often helps me find a solution.

• Mary took a selfie while making a duck face.

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