Was heißt »er­dich­ten« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

er­lü­gen:

fabricate

er­sin­nen:

imagine

invent

fin­gie­ren:

feign

heu­cheln:

feign

pretend

tür­ken:

deceive

vor­gau­keln:

pretend

vor­ge­ben:

pretend

vor­schüt­zen:

pretend

vor­täu­schen:

affect

pretend

Antonyme

re­cher­chie­ren:

investigate

research

Englische Beispielsätze

• Ten decades make up a century.

• I couldn't make up my mind.

• We hurried to make up for lost time.

• How many volumes make up the encyclopedia?

• "Are there a lot of yellow dwarves, Mum?" "Oh, there are! Yellow dwarves make up about ninety per cent of all stars."

• Tom doesn't seem to be able to make up his mind.

• Well, make up your mind.

• There being no glass left in the windows, he decided to board them up. This admittedly restricted the view, but it was warm to make up for it.

• Aboriginal Australians make up about 3 per cent of the population.

• British and American travelers normally make up the biggest and most affluent pool of visitors to Greece.

• He hurried to make up for lost time.

• We'll make up for the loss.

• I will make updates on the weekends.

• Tom is working hard to make up for lost time.

• We're working hard to make up for lost time.

• I can't get Tom to make up his mind.

• Which countries make up Great Britain?

• "Are you angry with me?" "A bit. Actually, very much." "How can I make up for it? I do not want you to be angry with me!"

• If all the planks that make up the ship of Theseus were replaced, would it still be the same ship?

• Tom hurried to make up for lost time.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

lü­gen:

lēogan

lie