Was heißt »kle­cken« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

aus­rei­chen:

suffice

sufficient

plat­schen:

splash

von­stat­ten­ge­hen:

take place

Englische Beispielsätze

• Do your work conscientiously.

• You shouldn't sit around waiting for someone to help you.

• You shouldn't sit about waiting for someone to help you.

• I think I know someone who might help us.

• The sales assistants haven't got to work today.

• I'm at work, but my wife is at home.

• Anyone who wants any more can help themselves.

• Apparently, he no longer needs our help.

• Apparently, he doesn't need our help any more.

• Help yourself and God will help you!

• He wants me to finish this by Friday, so I’ll have to stay at work until 8 every evening to get it done.

• I'll help you after I finish this letter.

• How do you work out the surface area of a trapezium?

• It was only by hard work that he got to where he is today.

• The work I do is very interesting.

• What time do you leave for work?

• I can't help falling in love with you.

• Can you do a bit of shopping on your way home from work?

• Although Anna works full-time, the money often doesn't go far enough.

• Don't panic. It won't help you, and it certainly won't help your husband.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

fal­len:

drop

fall

feallan

funk­ti­o­nie­ren:

function

rei­chen:

hand

ver­schüt­ten:

bury alive

trap