Was heißt »Steig­ei­sen« auf Englisch?

Sinnverwandte Wörter

ei­sern:

iron

Kram­pe:

cramp

Schä­kel:

shackle

Spros­se:

crosspiece

round

stave

step

Antonyme

Auf­zug:

elevator

lift

Ko­hy­p­o­nym:

cohyponym

Lei­ter:

conductor

director

head

leader

Lift:

elevator

lift

sniff

Schnee­schuh:

snowshoe

Trep­pe:

flight of stairs

staircase

stairway

step

Wen­del­trep­pe:

circular staircase

circular stairs

cochlear stairs

cockle stairs

flight of winding stairs

helical stairs

spiral staircase

spiral stairs

tunrpike stairs

winding staircase

winding stairs

Englische Beispielsätze

• I've rung and rung, but there's no answer.

• Have you rung him yet?

• Have you rung her yet?

• Why haven't you rung?

• Someone's just rung.

• Tom hasn't rung Mary yet.

• My dad has just rung.

• I looked through the front door's spyhole to see who'd rung the bell.

• It was only after I'd rung him that he came.

• You could at least have rung us.

• You could've at least rung us.

• Tom still hasn't rung.

• Tom has just rung.

• Tom hasn't rung.

• I really should have rung.

• If only you'd rung me!

• Paul has just rung.

• She has just rung.

• She's rung.

• She has rung.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Aus­rüs­tung:

outfit

Bin­dung:

attachment

bond

commitment

relationship

tie