Was heißt »bus­seln« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

knut­schen:

canoodle

mack

smooch

snog

suck face

schnä­beln:

bill

bill and coo

Englische Beispielsätze

• Who will kiss the frog?

• They looked as if they were about to kiss.

• I haven't had a kiss from Tom for three months.

• "What are you doing in the kitchen?" "Making myself a strawberry-jam sandwich." "Could you make me one? I'll give you a kiss!"

• I like it when you kiss me.

• I was dying to kiss her.

• I still remember the first kiss I gave you.

• I want to kiss you a thousand times.

• I want to kiss her a thousand times.

• After a goodbye kiss, Mary glides off towards the women's changing rooms.

• Moving in to kiss her, Lee succeeded only in sticking his nose into Céline's eyeball – not an auspicious beginning.

• Tom wanted to kiss Mary, but she wouldn't let him.

• You can kiss the bride!

• Tom leant in to kiss Mary, but she recoiled with a grimace.

• Tom leant in to kiss Mary, but she drew back, grimacing.

• Tom allowed Mary to kiss him.

• I'd really like to kiss you.

• Tom knew that Mary was hoping he'd kiss her.

• Tom should have been careful not to kiss Marie in front of everyone.

• Tom didn't kiss Mary goodbye.