Was heißt »Vor­marsch« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Der unaufhaltsame Vormarsch der Zeit geht weiter.

The unstoppable march of time continues.

Das unebene Gelände erschwerte den Vormarsch der Truppen.

The rugged terrain made the troops' advance difficult.

Englische Beispielsätze

• Should we book the tickets in advance or just chance it at the box office on the night?

• Should we book tickets in advance or just go to the box office on the night and take our chances?

• She received an advance payment.

• She received an advance.

• I bought the entrance tickets in advance.

• I bought the admission tickets in advance.

• Please let us know about your visit in advance.

• It can't be known in advance; each case is different.

• It can't be known in advance; it's different in every case.

• It cannot be known in advance; every case is different.

• You can't know that in advance; every case is different.

• Should we have said in advance we were coming?

• Should we have said in advance that we were coming?

• I knew in advance what Tom was going to say.

• Next time, let me know in advance.

• Next time, tell me in advance.

• I'm used to planning my day in advance.

• Applying in advance is not necessary.

• We should've made a careful plan in advance.

• Let me know in advance when you're coming to Australia.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

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