Was heißt »kre­pie­ren« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Willst du denn wirklich hier krepieren?

But then do you really want to die here?

Synonyme

ab­krat­zen:

scrape

ein­ge­hen:

accept

go into

shrink

ster­ben:

be gathered to one's fathers

buy the farm

cop it

decease

depart

expire

kick the bucket

meet one's maker

nibble off

pass away

pass by

pay the debt of nature

snuff it

steorfan

take a dirt nap

ver­re­cken:

come to a miserable end

Englische Beispielsätze

• No one will die.

• I would rather die than marry her.

• Do I have to die now?

• Is this how I'm going to die?

• Tom will die before he tells you anything.

• Ideas don't die.

• I'd rather die than live in disgrace.

• We have only one way to be born, but there are many ways to die.

• If the Sun was to die suddenly, a further eight minutes would pass before we knew about it. Only then would Earth be thrown into darkness.

• "I want to die." "You'd like that, wouldn't you? Lying in a coffin all day doing nothing."

• Tom never thought he'd die fighting side-by-side with John.

• I want to watch you die.

• When did I die?

• Purists must die. Language is not to be kept in the cage of tradition.

• If it doesn't rain soon, our crops will die.

• I love breathing. If I wasn't able to breathe, I'd literally die.

• The players need to take turns throwing a die.

• What's the point of life if we all eventually die?

• You will die in three days.

• If it weren't for the sun, we'd all die.