Was heißt »auf­ei­n­an­der­pas­sen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

an­pas­sen:

adapt

adjust

assimilate

über­ein­stim­men:

agree

Englische Beispielsätze

• You have to be able to fit in.

• The couch won't fit in the elevator.

• The skip is full to overflowing. Nothing more will fit in.

• "That's a small clock!" "Well, it's got to fit in the hand luggage."

• None of my clothes fit any more.

• These trousers don't fit me.

• I'm fit to drop. I'm going to bed.

• "Does the variant that Tom suggested fit better here?" "I could imagine either one being used."

• Will the box fit in the van?

• Doesn't fit. Too short.

• A short nap at lunchtime and, Bob's your uncle, I'm fit and raring to go.

• Tom got rid of his regional accent because he thought it would be easier for him to fit in without it.

• What we owned in those days could fit into a shoebox.

• From end to end, the DNA molecule measures a thousandth of a thousandth of a millimeter. A million helices placed side by side would fit in this letter: o.

• Following her diet, Mary was able to fit into her old trousers again, which pleased her no end.

• Will this fit in your handbag?

• Old stuff that doesn't fit any more can be used as cloths.

• Does this suit fit?

• This car is fit for the scrapheap.

• Will this fit in your purse?

Übergeordnete Begriffe

pas­sen:

suit