Was heißt »Tros­se« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Lei­ne:

cord

leash

Reep:

rope

Seil:

rope

Strick:

halter

Tau:

dew

Antonyme

Fa­den:

baton sinister

fathom

glittering ribbon

measuring string

raffia

straw haulm

straw skin

thread

vine shoot

Ket­te:

chain

Englische Beispielsätze

• The cable has come loose.

• This cable is live.

• The hotel is a castle with seventy-seven rooms, all of which have an en suite shower, a telephone and cable television.

• Germany and Norway on Thursday officially launched an undersea power cable between the two countries in a project that aids Europe’s effort to shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy.

• That cable is laid badly.

• The cable is laid badly.

• The cable is hanging from the ceiling.

• Tom drilled a hole in the wall and hit an electrical cable.

• All rooms have a cable TV.

• The squirrel chewed through the power cable.

• This TV doesn't come with an HDMI cable.

• The whole town has cable TV.

• Tom doesn't have cable TV.

• I need a new USB cable.

• We went up the mountain by cable car.

• I'd like to ride the cable car, but I'm afraid of heights.

• Some students take the cable car.

• The boat was tied to the shore by a cable.

• A submarine cable was laid between the two countries.

• The profane language used on network television makes many parents with young children not want to subscribe to cable.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Lei­ne:

cord

leash

Tau:

dew