Was heißt »ein­tü­ten« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Maria ließ sich auf dem Heimweg etwas zu essen eintüten.

Mary picked up some take-out on her way home.

Synonyme

ab­schlie­ßen:

end

terminate

ein­hül­len:

enwrap

ein­pa­cken:

wrap up

ein­wi­ckeln:

envelop

wrap

wrap up

klar­ma­chen:

to make clear (L=E)

ver­pa­cken:

pack

wrap

Antonyme

aus­pa­cken:

unpack

unwrap

he­r­aus­neh­men:

arrogate

take out

öff­nen:

open

openian

Englische Beispielsätze

• Are you going to need the paper bag, sir?

• The bag is hanging on the coat hook.

• This is the most expensive bag I have ever bought.

• His election is in the bag.

• Does this bag belong to you?

• I left my bag at home.

• He left his bag at home.

• He's left his bag at home.

• What's in that beach bag in your car boot?

• A good book is like a garden you carry with you in your bag.

• Tom put the bag of apples on to the scales.

• The mobile phone is in the bag.

• The mobile is in the bag.

• Tom put his new trainers in his bag.

• When was the last time you opened this bag?

• When did you last open this bag?

• "Mam?" "What?" "What's a kilometre?" "Just over half a mile. Here, make yourself useful. Here's 50p. Pop over the shop and get us a bag of flour."

• This bag cost £6.

• She pulled something out of her bag.

• She took something out of her bag.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

ver­pa­cken:

pack

wrap