Was heißt »in­kom­mo­die­ren« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

ab­len­ken:

distract

divert

be­hel­li­gen:

importune

be­läs­ti­gen:

badger

ir­ri­tie­ren:

confuse

disturb

mo­les­tie­ren:

molest

ner­ven:

annoy

bug

peeve

pester

vex

stö­ren:

disturb

hinder

interfere

un­ter­bre­chen:

disconnect

disrupt

interrupt

Englische Beispielsätze

• "What does the abbreviation DB stand for?" "Either 'database' or 'don't bother'."

• The rain is no bother to us.

• The rain doesn't bother us.

• It's no bother if you don't do it.

• We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

• I never used to bother so much about healthy eating as I do now.

• I never used to bother so much about eating healthily as I do now.

• You can save yourself the bother.

• I admire the way you don't let things like this bother you.

• I really don't want to bother you.

• I'd like to stay, if it's no bother.

• The noise didn't seem to bother Tom.

• But that doesn't bother him one bit.

• Doesn't that bother anyone?

• I had a very strange dream. You were talking, and I didn't even bother to ignore you!

• We would only bother them.

• We'd only bother them.

• Don't let the weather bother you.

• Don't bother with it.

• If I do not come on Monday, you do not need to bother waiting for me on Tuesday either.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

stö­ren:

disturb

hinder

interfere