Was heißt »Stu­ben­ar­rest« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• "Have you finished painting the living room?" "No, I've still got the skirting boards to do."

• Tom hasn't finished painting yet. Indeed, he hasn't even started: the paint bucket and paintbrush are sitting in the living room, waiting to be used.

• He thought for a moment, then left the room.

• Entry to the operating room is prohibited.

• Hey, you! What are you doing in my room?

• The room is warm and cosy now.

• Is there Internet in the room?

• This is a private chat room.

• Did you go straight to your room?

• Do you mind if I open the window and air the room?

• A fire broke out on the ground floor.

• I'd like to book a single room.

• Everyone stood up as the teacher walked into the room.

• "Hello, Jack! Is Anna there?" "Yeah, come in. She's in the living room."

• My flat is on the seventeenth floor. The bedroom and living room both face south.

• When do we have to have left the room by?

• When do we have to be out of the room by?

• I'm now going to my room to lie down for a couple of hours.

• In the centre of the room is a solid wood dining table covered with a white tablecloth.

• Before I began my studies, I looked for a room in a shared flat.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Stra­fe:

penalty

punishment

Ver­bot:

prohibition

restriction