Was heißt »Tül­le« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Aus­guss:

drain

plughole

sink

Kumpf:

baggy pot

Schna­bel:

beak

bill

pecker

Schnau­ze:

snout

Englische Beispielsätze

• Where is the nearest tube station?

• Where's the nearest tube?

• He takes the tube to work.

• Then I went down into the tube station.

• The underground in London is known as the tube.

• Does the tube stop at the next station?

• I go to school every day by tube.

• Mary went on the tube because her car had broken down.

• He often uses the tube.

• Tom passed Mary going the other way on the tube escalator.

• Tom got off the Intercity train and, with dusk falling, went down into the tube station.

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

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

• You can get to the station either by bus or tube.

• Does the tube train stop at the next station?

• Tom travels neither on the tube, nor by bus, nor by taxi.

• Almost opposite is the park after which the tube station is named.

• Where's the tube station?

• "You've bought yourself a new flat? Where do you live now, then?" "At the end of the world. It doesn't even have a tube station."

• Where's the nearest tube station?