Was heißt »klit­tern« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

fäl­schen:

fake

fri­sie­ren:

tweak

klap­pern:

clatter

click

rattle

klat­schen:

clap

slap

smack

splash

ma­ni­pu­lie­ren:

manipulate

rig

schmie­ren:

spread

schö­nen:

brighten

clarify

clear

dress up

embellish

fine

massage

refine

ver­dre­hen:

twist

ver­stel­len:

block

Englische Beispielsätze

• Some artists claim to use lucid dreaming to compose their music.

• Could you arrange not to be here on Friday night?

• Could you arrange not to be there on Friday night?

• She's a professor whose works you could stack up to head height.

• "What do you do?" "I write the music you hear when you're put on hold." "So, you're an on-hold-music composer, then?" "You could say that."

• When I listen to Bach's Goldberg Variations played by Glenn Gould, I wonder if the composer himself also performed with such virtuosity this wonderful musical piece.

• Tom stored away the books he seldom read in large cardboard boxes which he put in stacks of two against the wall.

• Tom is clambering about on the roof, repairing the chimney stack.

• Mary's better than all of us put together.

• This is something that I put together for my own students. Perhaps some of you may find it interesting.

• Tom put together a jigsaw puzzle.

• I compose songs.

• When a critical infrastructure device is attacked, the federal authorities should be able to arrange with the Internet providers that data traffic is blocked or redirected.

• The chairs stack well.

• Tom struggled to assemble the Ikea furniture.

• She tried to compose herself.

• Mary tried to arrange a blind date for her friend.

• Jupiter is two and a half times as heavy as all the other planets in the Solar System put together.

• Mary tried to compose herself.

• Tom tried to compose himself.