Was heißt »fa­bu­lie­ren« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

fa­beln:

fantasize

romance

fa­seln:

babble

ramble

spin­nen:

spin

Englische Beispielsätze

• I have some bad news to tell you.

• I have to tell you some bad news.

• I've got to tell you some bad news.

• I grew up in the countryside, so I can tell the difference between barley, wheat and rye.

• You can tell that this text is a translation.

• You will not go to prison if you tell us where your leader has hidden.

• I will tell it all to your wife.

• "Shall I tell you about the time when–" "If it's all the same to you, mate, I'd rather you didn't."

• When a translation is done well, it is difficult to tell which of the two texts is the original.

• I can't tell her now. It's not that simple any more.

• Please tell me what else I should add.

• Please tell me what else to add.

• So, you're not going to tell me what that is?

• You came to Greece and you didn't tell me.

• "You're really clumsy, aren't you?" "I don't need you to tell me that! I already know."

• You can tell whether a person is clever by his answers. You can tell if a person is wise by the questions he asks.

• Can you tell me what is the exact amount?

• It's best if you don't tell her anything.

• "Why didn't you tell me I was meant to ring Tom back?" "Oh, I completely forgot." "That's not all you forget when it comes to Tom!"

• Few dare tell them the truth.