Was heißt »ge­gen­über­sit­zen« auf Englisch?

Antonyme

ne­ben­ei­n­an­der­sit­zen:

side by side

zu­sam­men­sit­zen:

side by side

together

Englische Beispielsätze

• He and the Princess loved each other dearly, and after a year a son came to them.

• In the court, there were two young fellows, one of eighteen years old, the other of nineteen, who were very fond of playing chess.

• The king and queen embraced each other, and she told him the whole story.

• Why can't you just knock on the door like any other normal person?

• He went to visit her at the hospital every other day.

• They were so terrified that they hid behind one another, and said: "Good-morning, granny; our step-mother has sent us to wait upon you, and serve you."

• Do you want to sit in the front?

• Do you want to sit?

• They have enough capital to establish another factory.

• Puns are often untranslatable into another language.

• Let me sleep for another ten minutes.

• I think Tom and Mary like each other.

• Tom was teleported to another planet.

• There was another guy with him.

• There was another guy with her.

• Are there any other hotels you can recommend?

• Can you recommend any other hotels?

• Let's schedule it for some other time.

• On the one hand it is dangerous. On the other hand it is interesting. From both points of view it is necessary.

• They criticized each other.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

sit­zen:

sittan