Was heißt »ge­schäfts­füh­rend« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• They're acting very strangely.

• This director doesn't know anything about acting.

• He's acting selfishly.

• The chief executive officer has just resigned.

• This film is dull: the script offers nothing but the same old same old, and the acting is more or less non-existent.

• When did people first become aware of Tom's talent for acting?

• Tom has been acting weird lately.

• Tom thinks he's acting in our best interest.

• Tell that to the headteacher, or the acting headteacher.

• German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Friday she expects managing the COVID-19 pandemic will become more difficult as the year progresses.

• Many Obama-era executive environmental actions have been rolled back by the Trump administration.

• He has been acting strangely lately.

• Someone said not long ago: "I earn 100,000 for acting and 6 million for the loss of my privacy."

• In whose interest are you acting, may I ask?

• Tom is managing the business for his father.

• The app is acting up.

• Tom started acting strangely.

• Tom's computer started acting strangely.

• Tom's computer was acting strangely.

• Why are you acting so strange?