Was heißt »be­ti­teln« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Heutzutage ist eine Frau, die Kfz-Mechanikerin ist, "cool", während ein männlicher Frisör von vielen automatisch als "schwul" betitelt wird.

Nowadays, a woman who is an auto mechanic is "cool", while a man hairdresser is automatically titled as "gay" by many.

Synonyme

be­schimp­fen:

abuse

swear at

ti­tu­lie­ren:

address

give a name to

style

Englische Beispielsätze

• What do you call a dragon without wings?

• For more information, call this number.

• What should I call the kitten?

• Thank you very much for the call yesterday.

• Who are you expecting a call from?

• To call him a genius is downright absurd.

• Pompey is such a brave soldier that his friends call him "The Great".

• "To call a spade a spade" means to speak plainly and unambiguously.

• I heard someone in the street call my name.

• She ran off to call the fire brigade.

• Tom needs to call his doctor.

• Why don't you call him yourself?

• Don't forget to call your mother.

• I'll tell Tom to call you.

• The call is untraceable.

• She didn't call me back.

• When we call out the name of the city you want to go to, please come to the front.

• What is she going to call him?

• "My feet aren't so dirty as yours!" "You'd be hard-pressed to call them clean, though!"

• "My feet aren't so dirty as yours!" "But you can hardly call them clean!"

Übergeordnete Begriffe

be­nen­nen:

name

term

title

nen­nen:

name