Was heißt »ein­her­ge­hen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

er­schei­nen:

appear

ver­flech­ten:

interlace

intertwine

interweave

vor­kom­men:

advance

zu­sam­men­fal­len:

collapse

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom and Mary went for a walk along the beach.

• Tom refused to accompany Maria to the ball. He didn't want to fill in for Johannes who had fallen suddenly ill.

• I'd like you to accompany me.

• Will you allow me to accompany you home?

• Will you accompany me?

• You're welcome to accompany us.

• He asked Mary to accompany him to the party.

• Thomas asked me whether I could accompany him to the swimming pool.

• I'll accompany you.

• Did you accompany Peter to Munich?

• They accompany the children to school.

• I'll accompany you to the hospital.

• She was kind enough to accompany me to the station.

• She was told to accompany me.

• She will accompany me on the piano.

• Misery and sorrow accompany war.

• He said, "Let's take a walk along the river."

• There's a beautiful walk along the river.

• I will accompany you.

• We took a walk along the river.