Was heißt »in­des­sen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

aber:

but

al­lein:

alone

al­ler­dings:

however

bloß:

bare

da­bei:

thereby

den­noch:

anyhow

however

nevertheless

der­weil:

in the meantime

in the meanwhile

meantime

meanwhile

des­sen un­ge­ach­tet:

however

nevertheless

regardless of

doch:

but

einst­wei­len:

in the meantime

frei­lich:

admittedly

ge­wiss:

certain

gleich­wohl:

nevertheless

im­mer­hin:

anyhow

even so

in­des:

however

in­zwi­schen:

in the meantime

meantime

meanwhile

je­den­falls:

anyhow

at all events

at any rate

mitt­ler­wei­le:

in the meantime

meanwhile

nun­mehr:

as from now

henceforth

schließ­lich:

after all

eventually

finally

si­cher:

safe

sure

si­cher­lich:

surely

trotz­dem:

all the same

anyhow

anyway

nevertheless

un­ter­des­sen:

in the meantime

meanwhile

we­nigs­tens:

at least

zu­ge­ge­be­ner­ma­ßen:

admittedly

declaredly

zu­min­dest:

at least

at the lowest

leastways

zwi­schen­durch:

in between

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom lived with his uncle in Australia while going to college.

• That must've happened while I was in Australia.

• Tom stabbed Mary while she was sleeping.

• Tom fell asleep while browsing the internet on his phone.

• Eat it while it's hot.

• You'd better not do that while Tom is here.

• Tom listened to some sad music while watching the rain fall.

• Tom fell asleep while watching a movie.

• Mary fell asleep while watching a movie.

• It's been a while since I've had pasta.

• Tom was bitten by a snake while he was on vacation.

• Can I ask you something that's been bothering me for a while now?

• In this March 2, 2018 photo, an Andean man rests with his llama while tourists take in the natural wonder of Rainbow Mountain in Pitumarca, Peru.

• Deadly wildfires raged Monday at several sites in California, with authorities saying 31 people have been killed, while another 228 are missing.

• Some people escaped the water by climbing onto the top of their homes while waiting to be rescued by helicopter.

• He ran out of air while trying to swim out of the cave.

• There had been a daughter, I heard, but she had died of diphtheria while on a visit to Birmingham.

• Did you two have fun while I was gone?

• Tom and his friends pretended to be Australian while barhopping to meet girls.

• We must strike while the iron is hot.