Was heißt »Stöp­sel« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Wo ist der Stöpsel?

Where's the plug?

Where's the stopper?

Synonyme

Klein­kind:

toddler

Knirps:

kid

Kopf­hö­rer:

headphone

Ohr­hö­rer:

earphone

Pfrop­fen:

grafting

Stepp­ke:

nipper

slave driver

Stop­pel:

stubble

Zap­fen:

bung

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom put the cork back into the wine bottle.

• We must find something to plug up this hole.

• It was impossible to pull out the cork.

• Check that there is no dust or lint on the power plug before inserting into an electrical outlet.

• Disconnect the plug.

• I'm pulling the plug.

• This stopper does not fit the bottle.

• The champagne cork popped out.

• This cork refuses to come out.

• The pirate has a peg leg.

• Harvesting cork causes the tree no harm.

• Here's a socket where you can plug in a mobile charger.

• Hand me a clothes peg.

• No one has anything tailored these days; everything is bought off the peg.

• Have you pulled the plug out?

• Did you pull the plug out?

• Pass me a clothes peg.

• Pass me a peg.

• The spark plug needs to be changed.

• The spark plug needs changing.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Jun­ge:

boy

Kind:

child

kid

kiddo

offspring

Mensch:

human

human being

individual

man

person

Ver­schluss:

fastener

lock

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Oh­ren­stöp­sel:

earplug

Ohr­stöp­sel:

earplug

eartip