Was heißt »be­reg­nen« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Es war ein trockener Sommer. Viele Landwirte mussten ihre Felder beregnen lassen.

It was a dry summer. Many farmers had to water their fields.

Synonyme

be­feuch­ten:

moisten

be­net­zen:

moisten

be­spren­gen:

besprinkle

be­sprit­zen:

besprinkle

gie­ßen:

pour

spren­gen:

blow up

sprü­hen:

spray

wäs­sern:

soak

Antonyme

trock­nen:

dry

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom makes his bread with only 3 ingredients: flour, water and salt.

• Mary makes her bread with only 3 ingredients: flour, water and salt.

• Mary makes her bread with only three ingredients: flour, water and salt.

• Heat up some water.

• I feel the cold water and the warm air.

• Every animal needs food, water, and a shelter.

• She drinks water.

• She is drinking water.

• There's a little water left in the glass.

• The angler cast the line into the water.

• The sun has already sunk halfway into the water.

• The sun is already half sunk in the water.

• "How often do you water your flowers?" "Every four days, more or less."

• "How often do you water your flowers?" "About once every four days."

• Dihydrogen monoxide is the overly technical term for water.

• The water between the moss-covered stones glittered in the sun.

• The water between the moss-covered stones was glittering in the sun.

• The water between the moss-covered stones was sparkling in the sun.

• Drink water!

• He drank a mouthful of water.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

be­feuch­ten:

moisten

be­wäs­sern:

irrigate