Was heißt »be­schi­ckern« auf Englisch?

Sinnverwandte Wörter

be­sau­fen:

get drunk

be­trin­ken:

get drunk

Englische Beispielsätze

• I've got to get some jabs.

• "Where's Dad?" "He's gone to the baker's to get some bread rolls for breakfast."

• I've been waiting for days, but I haven't heard a peep from Tom. I'm starting to get worried.

• Which stop do we have to get off at?

• I get weekends off.

• How did they get to know one another?

• How did they get to know each other?

• We are leaving in an hour. When will you get ready?

• I'll phone you when I get there.

• I'll ring you when I get there.

• I will get ready as fast as I can.

• "I'm going for a smoke." "But you don't smoke." "Well, I'll start now, then, just to get out of here."

• Put your hard hat on. You might well get a brick fall on your head here.

• I didn't get even one vote.

• On the one hand, I'm dreading the meeting; on the other, I want to get it over with as soon as possible.

• Don't forget that Nan mustn't get upset!

• It's hard now, but it'll get easier with time.

• I want to get rid of her.

• Sit here and get yourself warm.

• Have a bath and then get to bed.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

be­rau­schen:

inebriate