Was heißt »ab­mä­hen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

kür­zen:

shorten

mä­hen:

reap

schnei­den:

cut

sen­sen:

cut grass

si­cheln:

cut with a sickle

Englische Beispielsätze

• Death is symbolized as a figure in a black robe who carries a scythe.

• I've asked Tom to mow our lawn.

• Because the lawnmower has packed up, Tom is cutting the grass with a scythe.

• How much did Tom pay you to mow the lawn?

• How many hours do you think it'll take Tom to mow the lawn?

• When you finish doing the laundry, please mow the lawn.

• Tom said he didn't want to mow the lawn until evening.

• Could you mow the lawn?

• Twice a week, the gardener would come to mow the lawn, so I could never lie down in the tall grass.

• I'll mow the lawn tomorrow, unless it rains.

• "It's war," said the Grim Reaper and put his scythe aside to get onto the combine harvester.

• I want you to mow the lawn right after breakfast.

• "Do abbots mow hay?" "Abbots never mow hay. Abbots pray."

• My mother told me to mow the lawn.

• I think it's time for me to mow the lawn.

• Do abbots mow hay? Never do abbots mow hay! Abbots pray.

• He was a benevolent old man who volunteered to mow his neighbors' lawns for free.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

kür­zen:

shorten

schnei­den:

cut