Was heißt »durch­glie­dern« auf Englisch?

Antonyme

zu­sam­men­fas­sen:

summarize

Englische Beispielsätze

• How do you intend to structure the book?

• Scientists found several anomalies in the structure of the chromosomes.

• I want a physical theory that explains the structure of the universe, clarifies what an observer within a universe is, not a theory that makes the universe dependent on me observing it.

• The structure of the economy has changed.

• This is the most massive structure I've ever seen.

• The school's tallest structure is that water tower.

• Mangroves sequester more carbon than any other trees on Earth because they have quite a large underground root structure.

• Your sentence structure and word choice make it very clear indeed that you have a high command of the German language.

• Our cathedral is an imposing structure.

• The Tokyo Skytree is the second tallest structure in the world, after the Burj Khalifa.

• From behind the Iron Curtain, there are signs that tyranny is in trouble and reminders that its structure is as brittle as its surface is hard.

• I don't get Japanese grammatical structure.

• Juno will determine the global structure and motions of Jupiter's atmosphere below the cloud tops for the first time.

• By mapping Jupiter's gravitational and magnetic fields, Juno will reveal the planet's interior structure and measure the mass of the core.

• The double helix that encodes our genome is an elegant structure.

• The brain has a complex structure.

• Basque may well be the most unusual language of Europe: it has an unconventional structure and is not akin to any other language, and just because of that it lends itself as a worthwhile field of research for linguists.

• Esperanto sentence structure (i.e., word order) is extremely flexible and diverse.

• Tamy discovered a mistake in the sentence structure.

• The structure isn't strong enough to support so much weight.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

glie­dern:

divide

organise