Was heißt »ka­pern« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

ab­sah­nen:

skim

ab­stau­ben:

dust

dust off

an­eig­nen:

appropriate

auf­brin­gen:

bring up

upset

ein­heim­sen:

reap

ein­ver­lei­ben:

annex

incorporate

en­tern:

board

ent­füh­ren:

abduct

hijack

kidnap

gön­nen:

afford

allow

indulge

treat

grei­fen:

grab

grip

kral­len:

clamp

rein­zie­hen:

check out

pull in

schnap­pen:

snap

Englische Beispielsätze

• How can I take my meds if you're on my chest, kitty?

• When do the national elections take place?

• Nurse, take this sample to Pathology immediately, please.

• It was raining. Fortunately, the bus stop had a shelter they could take refuge in.

• It was raining. Fortunately, the bus stop had a shelter we could take refuge in.

• If you take twice as much with you, you can save yourself a journey.

• If he doesn't take the job, someone else will.

• To take a picture, all you have to do is press this button.

• All you have to do to take a picture is press this button.

• The next meeting will take place on 10 June.

• You should take his words with a pinch of salt.

• Whoa, you have to take that thing to the dry cleaners.

• You'd think an all-powerful God could take a little blasphemy.

• A general strike will take place on the 29th.

• Did I take my meds?

• They don't take care of the dog.

• Where does the fair take place?

• "The lifts are out of order. We'll have to take the stairs." "To the fourteenth floor? Oh. Nice one."

• "The lifts are out of order. We've got to take the stairs." "To the fourteenth floor? Oh, fandabidozi."

• When you come in from outside, take your shoes off, otherwise you'll make my kitchen dirty.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

über­neh­men:

adopt

assume

burn the candle at both ends

take over