Was heißt »aus­quet­schen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

aus­drü­cken:

squeeze

wring

aus­fra­gen:

interrogate

aus­wrin­gen:

twist

wring

wring out

Englische Beispielsätze

• In certain countries, it is extremely dangerous to express your own opinion.

• I still need to pump up my tyres.

• I still have to pump up my tyres.

• I can't express how sorry I am for what happened.

• It's difficult to express everything that's in my heart.

• "Let me introduce you to the fine art of barbecuing!" "Yeah yeah. Just whack the meat on the grill."

• Your tyres are a bit soft. I'll pump them up for you.

• The express arrives at 6.30 p.m.

• I'd love to see the expression on his face when he finds out.

• I like the way you express yourself.

• I wanted to express my thanks to you.

• Popular movements express popular displeasure.

• It's better to try to get your message across than attempt to express it exactly as a native speaker would.

• In some areas, ICE express trains in Germany operate with a speed of over 250 km/h.

• Those who can express themselves well in Toki Pona understand their language better.

• This tram is an express tram. It doesn't stop at every stop.

• I can't find the right words to express this idea.

• The limitations of my language limit my thinking. I can only say that I know something if I know how to express it in words.

• No one would express themselves like that.

• No one would express themselves that way.