Was heißt »auf­blä­hen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

auf­bau­schen:

billow

blow up

bau­chen:

bulge

dra­ma­ti­sie­ren:

dramatize

wöl­ben:

arch

camber

Antonyme

du­cken:

duck

ent­lee­ren:

empty

kom­pri­mie­ren:

compress

schrump­fen:

shrink

sein:

be

exist

have

Englische Beispielsätze

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

• What made you want to become an anaesthetist?

• Because I want to become a translator.

• There are trees in the grounds of the estate which are hundreds of years old. One of them is now threatening to become a hazard.

• It's very easy to become a cop in the U.S..

• It had become habit for Mary of a morning to write sentences on Tatoeba while she was enjoying her morning coffee.

• To become good at something, you have to practise.

• "Now, Tom, my lad, to get big and strong, you've got to eat properly. Here, let me fill you up some more." "Stop, Nan, please! I can't manage all that!"

• You've become better.

• Tom would turn in his grave if he knew what had become of his company.

• How long do I need to live in England to become fluent in English?

• I've become used to speaking in public.

• Tom's parents want him to become a doctor.

• What began as an ambitious project has since become a laughing stock. New blunders are constantly coming to light.

• Can you fill in this form?

• You've become lazy.

• They've become lazy.

• The pain has become much worse.

• I've become thinner.

• Does Tom want to become a doctor?

Übergeordnete Begriffe

aus­deh­nen:

enlarge

expand

her­vor­tun:

excel

ver­grö­ßern:

enlarge