Was heißt »durch­grei­fend« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

dra­ko­nisch:

draconian

ener­gisch:

energetic

hart:

brutal

cold

cruel

difficult

hard

harsh

pitiless

rigid

severe

stiff

strong

unmoved

unpleasant

unyielding

violent

hef­tig:

hefty

intense

violent

herb:

bitter

knall­hart:

tough

krass:

crass

re­so­lut:

determined

resolute

ri­gi­de:

rigid

ri­go­ros:

rigorous

savagely

streng:

strict

Antonyme

lahm:

lame

nach­läs­sig:

oblivious

scho­nend:

gentle

Englische Beispielsätze

• The head of government declared his firm intention to introduce radical reforms.

• Heavy rain is sweeping in from the west.

• The legislature enacted sweeping laws.

• The legislature has enacted sweeping laws.

• Tom is sweeping the floors, Mary is playing chess, and John is riding his bike outside. What is Alice doing?

• Tom made a radical decision.

• Is that radical enough for you?

• The radical in the Chinese character for "good" is the character for "woman".

• Greece is taking radical measures to prevent a collapse of its financial system.

• When you're done sweeping, I'll mop.

• Mary has always been left-leaning, but since she's got a seat in parliament for the Left Party, she has become a media star with her radical critique of capitalism.

• They refused to countenance any suggestion of a power-sharing agreement with a man they deemed a radical.

• Tom is radical.

• I am sweeping the yard.

• Tom is sweeping his room.

• Electing this mayor proved to be a drastic mistake.

• My father is sweeping the garage.

• His ideas are too radical to be acceptable to most people.

• His music is sweeping the whole country.

• The government will have to take drastic action to solve the problem.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

dy­na­misch:

dynamic