Was heißt »Zim­mer­kol­le­ge« auf Englisch?

Weibliche Wortform

Zim­mer­kol­le­gin:

roommate

Synonyme

Mit­be­woh­ner:

flatmate

roomie

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom asked his roommate to call 911.

• She introduced me to her roommate.

• Tom is John's former roommate.

• Tom found himself a roommate.

• Tom found a roommate.

• Tom has a roommate.

• I can't stand my roommate.

• Is that your roommate?

• Tom's roommate often leaves dirty dishes in the sink.

• Tom stole money from his roommate.

• My roommate is studying Chinese.

• Do you really need a roommate?

• "Are you friends with Tom?" "Yes, he's my roommate."

• "Are you friends with Mary?" "Yes, she's my roommate."

• Tom was my roommate.

• Mary introduced me to her roommate.

• Tom introduced me to his roommate.

• Tom was my younger brother's roommate in college.

• I'm Tom's roommate.

• My roommate is so disgusting.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Kol­le­ge:

co-worker

colleague

workmate

Per­son:

person