Was heißt »an­bre­chen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

ab­kni­cken:

snap

an­ge­hen:

come on

an­he­ben:

lift up

raise

an­lau­fen:

resist

auf­ma­chen:

open

be­gin­nen:

commence

ein­set­zen:

appoint

ent­kor­ken:

uncork

köp­fen:

behead

decapitate

top

los­bre­chen:

break off

los­ge­hen:

leave

öff­nen:

open

openian

Antonyme

en­den:

end

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom didn't want to break Mary's heart.

• Tom thinks it's impossible for Mary to break the record.

• Tom is a person who would never break a promise.

• Tom couldn't get his car to start.

• Tom didn't start to play the trombone until he was twenty.

• Tom didn't start to study French until he was thirty.

• Tom is out of breath and needs to take a break.

• Tom is ready to settle down and start a family.

• Tom played the piano for three hours without taking a break.

• Tom put the food on the table and told everyone to start eating.

• Silicon Roundabout is home to a large number of IT start-ups.

• I started a new blog. I'll do my best not to be one of those people who blogs a lot right at the start and then quits blogging.

• Today, everything went awry from the start.

• Tom thought it would be a good idea to start a website that sold nothing but popcorn.

• "Tom! Do you realise that these sentences are very self-centred: They always either begin with or end with you! Even both!" she reproached Tom.

• Mary told Tom: "Let's begin with a short sentence, and then we'll see..."

• Tom and Mary then found themselves side by side at the start of this sentence and undertook to explore it.

• Let's start translating!

• Work is due to begin tomorrow.

• Let's start with beer.