Was heißt »kop­peln« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Der Schweizer Franken ist an den Euro gekoppelt.

The Swiss franc is pegged to the euro.

Synonyme

ver­bin­den:

bandage

ver­knüp­fen:

combine

zu­sam­men­fü­gen:

fit together (L=E)

join together (L=E)

Antonyme

lö­sen:

buy

defecate

detach

disjoin

dissolve

solve

untie

tren­nen:

separate

Englische Beispielsätze

• I'm only here for a couple of days.

• When did you join the army?

• They make an odd couple.

• I've written a couple of songs in French.

• Anybody can join.

• I want you to stay for a couple more weeks.

• I want you to stay for a couple more days.

• Why did you join the army?

• In a couple of days, it'll all be over.

• Tom saw a couple kissing.

• He always wanted to join the air force.

• We'd like you to join our company.

• Tom ate a couple of eggs for breakfast.

• Tom is going to join us.

• "I've not had dinner. Would you care to join me?" "I'd love to."

• We have several prospective new members. I hope they will join us.

• In the 1880s, French scientist Louis Pasteur discovered the link between microbes and the transmission of diseases.

• I already tried a couple of times.

• "Is it all right if I join you?" "Of course."

• A young couple were watching the sunset from the jetty.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

na­vi­gie­ren:

navigate

Untergeordnete Begriffe

ent­kop­peln:

decouple

uncouple