Was heißt »Vor­lauf« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Vor­lauf­zeit:

lead time

Antonyme

Herz­stück:

core

heart

Rück­lauf:

return

Englische Beispielsätze

• In the shade of the wood, the thermometer shows only 24°C, but out in the field, where there's no cover, the heat is unbearable.

• I wonder how long this heat will last.

• The heat was like an oven.

• We got out of the heat by sitting in the shade of the tall lime trees outside the entrance to the city hall.

• We escaped the heat by sitting in the shade of the tall lime trees outside the entrance to the city hall.

• We avoided the heat by sitting in the shade of the tall lime trees outside the entrance to the city hall.

• How can you bear this heat?

• Olympic organizers started the women’s marathon at 6 a.m. local time, an hour earlier than planned, in an effort to avoid extreme heat and humidity.

• The match was played at 9 p.m. local time in an effort to escape the oppressive heat in Yokohama, where the matches are held. Still, temperatures were 28 degrees Celsius and humidity was 78% when the game started Friday night.

• Our technologies can record phenomena well outside the realm of human visual abilities–things like heat and moisture, the measurement of which would have seemed magical to our forebears.

• Tom got carried away in the heat of the moment.

• The sun was beating down, and the tarmac on the roads was blistering in the heat.

• I don't feel like studying today in this heat.

• Can a worm-infested wooden house be insulated against heat loss?

• Milk goes sour in heat.

• The heat makes me sleepy.

• My mother hates summer heat.

• It's too hot. We've decided to go to the mountains with our son this weekend to escape the heat.

• It's too hot. We've decided to get away from the heat by going to the mountains at the weekend with our son.

• The heat is unbearable.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Lauf:

run