Was heißt »le­dern« auf Englisch?

Sinnverwandte Wörter

fa­de:

flavorless

insipid

lang­wei­lig:

boring

dull

tro­cken:

dry

zäh:

dense

Englische Beispielsätze

• It's a leather armchair.

• This is a leather armchair.

• Do you have a leather jacket?

• We completely reject the use of leather and fur in our clothing.

• Tom's band of ageing, overweight pub rockers creaked on to the stage in their tight leather trousers.

• No, the seats weren't leather.

• Tom wears a leather jacket.

• These boots are made of leather.

• Is that leather?

• Mary has a vegan leather handbag.

• This bag is made from vegan leather.

• Tom sat in the big leather chair.

• This bag is made from genuine leather.

• This is genuine leather.

• Is this real leather?

• Tom put on a leather jacket and ran out of the shop with it.

• I need a leather jacket.

• Tom wants to buy a leather belt.

• Tom was wearing a leather jacket.

• Tom was wearing black leather pants and a black leather jacket.