Was heißt »he­r­aus­he­ben« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

ak­zen­tu­ie­ren:

accentuate

he­r­aus­neh­men:

arrogate

her­vor­he­ben:

emphasize

highlight

un­ter­strei­chen:

emphasize

highlight

underline

Antonyme

ni­vel­lie­ren:

even

even out

grade

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom says it's your turn to take out the rubbish.

• Did you remember to take out the garbage?

• Tom forgot to take out the garbage.

• When you go out, take out the trash.

• Can you take out the trash?

• Did you take out the rubbish?

• Did you take out the garbage?

• I don't like being the one who always has to take out the garbage.

• Tom opened the boot to take out the spare wheel.

• "The sentence has got too long again." "Then just take out a few of the subordinate clauses."

• I just washed the dishes and now I have to take out the trash.

• You're asking what I'll do in the last hours before the end of the world. I'll probably take out the garbage and clean up the apartment, and you could come and help me with it.

• Didn't I tell you to take out the garbage?

• Don't forget to take out the garbage.

• It's Tom's turn to take out the garbage.

• Tom says it's your turn to take out the garbage.

• You always say that you'll take out the garbage, but you never do.

• I want each of you to take out a piece of paper and write down what happened.

• How much money did Tom take out of the bank?

• Don't take out anything from the bag.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

be­to­nen:

stress

dif­fe­rie­ren:

differ

ent­neh­men:

take