Was heißt »bim­sen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

bum­sen:

bang

dril­len:

drill

er­ken­nen:

recognise

recognize

ex­er­zie­ren:

drill

practice

practise

fi­cken:

bone

bonk

fuck

screw

knal­len:

bang

slam

knat­tern:

crackle

flap

put-put

rat-a-tat-tat

ko­i­tie­ren:

copulate

have sex

have sexual intercourse

ko­pu­lie­ren:

copulate

lie­ben:

love

na­geln:

nail

pim­pern:

fuck

shag

pop­pen:

fuck

prü­geln:

beat

beat up

club

thrash

welt

pu­dern:

powder

schla­fen:

sleep

slæpan

stay at someones place

stay over night

stay the night

swefan

schla­gen:

beat

fell

fight

hit

knock

ring someone's bell

strike

whip

schlei­fen:

drag

schnack­seln:

fuck

have sex

trei­ben:

bring forth

do

drift

drive

float

ver­gnü­gen:

please

ver­keh­ren:

turn

twist

ver­lus­tie­ren:

amuse oneself

enjoy oneself

fun (have fun)

ver­na­schen:

eat up

vö­geln:

screw

Englische Beispielsätze

• We must learn all the definitions in Physics.

• Why do you want to learn Dutch?

• Tom doesn't learn from his mistakes.

• "You speak such good German!" "Oh, no, not at all. I still have a lot to learn."

• I'm too stupid to learn foreign languages. I'll find myself another hobby.

• "I don't understand why I have to learn English, that language of colonizers." "That's just how it is." "Why is that how it is?"

• I'll try to learn it by heart.

• I'm feeling the desire to learn Modern Greek.

• Actually, it is very easy to write in the Kabyle language. Only those who don't want to learn find excuses.

• It's worthwhile to learn foreign languages.

• Let's learn something, like a language for instance!

• We can learn a thing or two from the Scandinavians.

• Tom knew that if he wanted to learn French, he would have to study every day.

• That's delicious. Where did you learn to cook like that?

• If you limit yourself to doing only what you already know, you will never learn anything new.

• I'd love to learn to fly a kite some day.

• Back then, I had to spend half an hour each day on the tram to university, so I would use that time to learn languages.

• When Mary is eighteen, she'll learn to drive.

• We can learn a lot here.

• I would like to learn Russian, but my friends told me that it is difficult.

Untergeordnete Begriffe

ab­bim­sen:

scrub with a pumice stone