Was heißt »an­steu­ern« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

an­fah­ren:

driving

start

an­lau­fen:

resist

be­we­gen:

move

Antonyme

ab­dre­hen:

break away

break off

peel off

turn off

veer away

veer off

um­keh­ren:

return

Englische Beispielsätze

• What goes through a person's head when they receive this diagnosis?

• Tom quickly did the sums in his head.

• Why is it that it's only ever old men who become head of state or government in this country?

• Put your hard hat on. You might well get a brick fall on your head here.

• Off the top of my head, I can't think of another song whose lyrics include the word 'palaver', let alone one that rhymes it.

• "I know how important I am to you." "You're not important to me one bit!" retorted Mary indignantly, and hit Tom over the head with her umbrella.

• It's just stopped raining. We can head off.

• I haven't been able to get that song out of my head all evening.

• Tom can really do your head in with his constant moaning.

• Tom's constant moaning can really do your head in.

• You need your head examining.

• You need your head examined.

• She lifted her head.

• I had a cold shower. My head's a bit clearer now.

• Why are you always banging your head against a brick wall?

• A heron flew over my head on my walk through the fog and ice this morning.

• With a stupid head, even the legs have no rest.

• Tom's married and has three kids? I need some time to get my head round that.

• Whenever she moves her head, her earrings swing and sparkle.

• You can start if you want, but on your head be it.