Was heißt »be­deu­tungs­schwer« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

be­deut­sam:

important

significant

be­deu­tungs­voll:

significant

tief:

deep

déop

Englische Beispielsätze

• I haven't heard that since Mary was pregnant with Tom.

• I was pregnant with Tom when this picture was taken.

• Then his wife said that she was pregnant.

• "There's one important detail you haven't noticed, Tom," said Mary reproachfully. "I'm pregnant."

• I'm pregnant and I'm bleeding.

• I am pregnant and I am bleeding.

• "What's wrong, Mary?" "Nothing!" "The last time you said that, you were pregnant. So, what's wrong?"

• My sister is pregnant.

• I thought you'd be pleased to hear that I'm pregnant.

• When Mary was pregnant, she often suffered from morning sickness.

• His daughter-in-law is pregnant.

• Is there a possibility that you are pregnant?

• She's four months pregnant.

• She's seven months pregnant.

• A month later she realised that she was pregnant.

• She realised a month later that she was pregnant.

• You became pregnant.

• "Has it worked yet?" asked Yuki. Mary just shook her head. The question was, of course, whether she was pregnant yet, because she wanted a child.

• Tom's wife was pregnant at the time.

• My wife is pregnant.