Was heißt »hät­scheln« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

lieb­ko­sen:

cuddle

nuzzle

snuggle

ver­hät­scheln:

spoil

ver­zie­hen:

distort

warp

Antonyme

auf­ge­ben:

assign

give (give (homework))

give up

relinquish

schla­gen:

beat

fell

fight

hit

knock

ring someone's bell

strike

whip

streng:

strict

ver­prü­geln:

beat up

thrash

Englische Beispielsätze

• This is my neighbor's pet.

• Tom had a pet crow when he was a kid.

• Even if I wasn't afraid of spiders, I wouldn't want to keep one as a pet.

• I have a big-eared pet called Elephant.

• My grandson has a kitten. The kitten has white and black fur and greenish eyes. My grandson loves playing with it. He named it Vivi. Vivi is beautiful. It is our pet.

• They can pet the dog.

• Tom travelled all around the world with his pet squirrel.

• What was your first pet's name?

• You can pet the dog.

• Tom's squirrel is super intelligent. It has an IQ three times higher than Tom's, and considers him its pet.

• Tom has a pet snail.

• Tom has a pet rock.

• I’ve always wanted to have a pet squirrel.

• Tom has a pet squirrel.

• I wish I had a pet stoat.

• A lion would be scary to have as a pet.

• Arrogance has always been my pet aversion.

• I've always wanted a pet.

• One of Tom's pet hates is people driving too close to the back of him.

• Tom kept a squirrel as a pet.