Was heißt »bro­cken« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

brö­ckeln:

crumble

disappear

disintegrate

klau­ben:

collect

sort out

pflü­cken:

pluck

Englische Beispielsätze

• I'll pick Robert up from the airport.

• "I'll pick you up from the airport when you arrive." "Thanks! I look forward to seeing you!"

• Did the cameras pick it up?

• Find a penny, pick it up, and all the day you'll have good luck.

• Mary's going to pick up her daughter from nursery school.

• Are you going to pick me up at seven?

• Will you pick me up at seven?

• We'll send someone round to pick it up from you in half an hour.

• We're sending someone who'll pick it up from you in half an hour.

• I've got a bone to pick with you.

• Did you pick all these?

• "Where's Keira?" "She's just left to pick up her GCSE results." "Don't you get them online these days?"

• Keira has just left to pick up her exam results.

• "I promised to pick Mary up from the station, but I don't think I'll make it." "When is she arriving?" "In about an hour." "You'll do it easily!"

• I'll pick up the room key. You go to the lift.

• The train continued to pick up speed.

• I'll pick it up it later.

• I'll come in the car and pick you up at about six.

• Why didn't you say you were coming, Tom? I would've come to pick you up!

• I'll come and pick you up at three.