Was heißt »ha­schen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

fan­gen:

entrap

grei­fen:

grip

seize

kif­fen:

blow

bounce the goof balls

burn the hay

ganja (smoke ganja)

grass (smoke grass)

hash (smoke hash)

pot (smoke pot)

puffpuff

smoke up

toke

toke up

weed (smoke weed)

schnap­pen:

snap

stel­len:

place

put

stand

ver­nich­ten:

annihilate

Antonyme

aus­las­sen:

leave off

leave out

let out

melt

miss

omit

release

render

skip

take out on

talk about

unhand

ent­las­sen:

dismiss

release

frei­ge­ben:

release

frei­las­sen:

free

release

Englische Beispielsätze

• I need to catch the 8.15 train to Paris.

• When an opportunity comes long, you have to grab it with both hands.

• When the music stops, grab a chair.

• Our cat tried in vain to catch a butterfly.

• Don't go out in the rain. You'll catch a cold.

• Poor cat! It can't catch the nimble mouse.

• When he saw the price tag, Tom realised that he didn't have enough money with him.

• I've left my keys on the table. Could you grab them for me, please?

• Did the cameras catch it?

• It seemed that failures were chasing him.

• Throw a sprat to catch a mackerel.

• "A ticket for tomorrow to Szczebrzeszyn, please." "I didn't catch that. Could you spell it, please?"

• I hurried to catch the first train.

• You'll be able to catch up with Tom if you hurry.

• I often catch colds in winter.

• She'll catch the bus.

• "What are you going to cook for us?" "I'm going to cook you a fish dish."

• "What are you cooking for us?" "I'm cooking you a fish dish."

• He'll be back in a tick.

• Mary doesn't eat fish.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

fas­sen:

grasp

seize

stre­ben:

strive