Was heißt »Tin­nef« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Ba­na­ne:

banana

plantain

Blöd­sinn:

nonsense

Driss:

folderol

nonsense

Fir­le­fanz:

furbelows

Ge­döns:

ado

fuss

to-do

Ge­raf­fel:

odds and ends

scrap

stuff

Ge­rüm­pel:

litter

Hum­bug:

balderdash

buncombe

claptrap

drivel

hokum

humbug

imposture

quackery

Kä­se:

cese

cheese

Kap­pes:

cabbage

Klün­gel:

clique

crowd

nepotistic network

old boy network

Kohl:

cabbage

caul

cawel

Ko­ko­lo­res:

balderdash

nonsense

poppycock

Kram:

stuff

Krampf:

cramp

Krem­pel:

stuff

Krims­krams:

knick-knack

knickknack

ornament

Mum­pitz:

balderdash

hot air

idle talk

tripe

wish-wash

Non­sens:

nonsense

Pil­le­pal­le:

a piece of cake

duck soup

like fish in a barrel

Pi­pi­fax:

nonsense

Quark:

cottage cheese

fromage frais

quark

Quatsch:

bullshit

nonsense

Scheiß:

shit

Schei­ße:

bullshit

shit

Schmar­ren:

cut-up pancake

Schmon­zes:

balderdash

eyewash

idle chit-chat

idle gossip

idle talk

jive

mindless ranting

wind

Schmu:

trick

Schrott:

scrap

Stuss:

balderdash

nonsense

Tand:

frippery

trinkets

Un­sinn:

nonsense

Zeug:

stuff

Zin­no­ber:

cinnabar

cinnabarite

vermilion

Englische Beispielsätze

• Your job is to take out the rubbish.

• Take the rubbish with you when you go out.

• When you go, take the rubbish out with you.

• When you go out, take the rubbish with you.

• Whoever came out with that rubbish is a complete idiot.

• "Has the rubbish been collected?" "Yes, not long ago. I've put the bin round the back of the house again."

• It's time to take the rubbish out.

• I'm the one who usually takes the rubbish out.

• Tom wants to be a garbage man when he grows up.

• Has the garbage man been by?

• Have you taken out the rubbish?

• Yuri bought useless rubbish.

• Put the rubbish out.

• Pick your rubbish up.

• Pick up your rubbish.

• "Have you got an extension lead?" "Yeah, in the junk room, but I need it for hoovering."

• You should read a lot, but not any old rubbish.

• Right then, I've heard enough rubbish for one morning. I'm going to have lunch.

• "Is that true?" "No, it's rubbish, of course."

• He's rubbish at maths.