Was heißt »ab­leis­ten« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

ab­rei­ßen:

tear off

ab­sol­vie­ren:

pass

durch­füh­ren:

carry out

fah­ren:

cart

go

ride

leis­ten:

allow oneself

treat oneself

ma­chen:

go

make

put

schie­ben:

impute

push

shove

sein:

be

exist

have

voll­zie­hen:

carry out

execute

perform

Antonyme

ab­bre­chen:

abort

break off

cancel

cease

demolish

discontinue

disrupt

drop out

pull down

stop

strike

tear down

withdraw

wreck

auf­ge­ben:

assign

give (give (homework))

give up

relinquish

un­ter­bre­chen:

disconnect

disrupt

interrupt

Englische Beispielsätze

• Is the sentence complete?

• That's a complete misunderstanding.

• They're a complete shower.

• Which railway stations serve the north?

• The bushes also serve us as a screen from the prying eyes of the neighbours.

• There wasn't anyone in the shop to serve me.

• There was no one in the shop to serve me.

• You're talking about Tom as if he were a complete idiot.

• You talk about Tom as if he were a complete idiot.

• You talk about Tom as if he was a complete idiot.

• I am so amazed that I can't complete the sentence.

• You are not obligated to complete the work, nor are you free to abandon it.

• I'll never be able to fulfill my dream of becoming a librarian.

• I don't serve them tea.

• Tom didn't finish school or complete any vocational training.

• Each cell is a complete and highly sophisticated living world in its own right.

• Unlike red or white blood cells, platelets are not complete cells.

• The genome is the complete set of genes found in the chromosomes of every cell in a living being.

• I'm in complete agreement with everything Tom said.

• We don't serve people of your kind.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

leis­ten:

allow oneself

treat oneself