Was heißt »klein­krie­gen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

auf­rei­ben:

chafe

be­sie­gen:

bag

beat

conquer

defeat

overcome

be­zwin­gen:

beat

defeat

ener­vie­ren:

enervate

ent­kräf­ten:

debilitate

weaken

ent­ner­ven:

enervate

er­mü­den:

tire

fer­tig­ma­chen:

complete

finish

schla­gen:

beat

hit

knock

ring someone's bell

stra­pa­zie­ren:

get on somebody's nerves

strain

stress

tax

wear

wear out

weg­pus­ten:

blow away (L=e)

zer­fet­zen:

shred

tear in pieces

zer­mür­ben:

wear down

Englische Beispielsätze

• Perhaps we should take a short break.

• We need to be very careful not to break anything.

• Do you need a break?

• Tom was looking for the man who tried to break into his car.

• I'm very hungry, so I can't wait until it's time to break the fast.

• Astronomers believe Saturn's rings developed from particles that resulted from the break-up of naturally occurring satellites.

• I don't have time to take a break.

• Each time the comet passes close to the Sun, it loses some of its material. Over time, it will break up and disappear completely.

• Can I take a break now?

• Can I take a break?

• One of these days, you will break your bones if you are not careful.

• Why did you guys break up?

• You could tell Tom was unconscious as he fell because he made no effort to break his fall.

• Did someone break your heart?

• Hey, why don't you take a break?

• It will break.

• Are you sure you don't want to take a break?

• I think I'm going to break up with Tom.

• Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.

• Did you two break up?