Was heißt »lo­ten« auf Englisch?

Sinnverwandte Wörter

mes­sen:

measure

Englische Beispielsätze

• The sound of footsteps approaching could be heard in the darkness.

• The motor is making a strange sound.

• Do I sound like I'm in love?

• The sentence may sound unnatural, but it's not wrong.

• Tom heard a sound and aimed his camera just in time.

• Perhaps the sentence doesn't sound natural, but it isn't wrong.

• Some of her music was inspired by the sound of the air-raid sirens she heard as a child during the war.

• The night was pitch-dark. There wasn't the faintest star in the sky or a breath of wind. There was no babbling stream, there wasn't a single sound anywhere, and no smell of meadows or forest flowers.

• The wind chimes sound melodic now and then.

• Can we do a sound check at half past two?

• Can we do a sound check at 2:30?

• Can we do a sound check at half two?

• It's because light travels faster than sound that we see lightning before we hear thunder.

• A good trumpet player doesn't sound like that.

• You sound like my ex.

• That sound woke me up.

• You don't sound very enthusiastic.

• What does a nightingale's song sound like?

• What does the song of a nightingale sound like?

• Tom left the room to the sound of mocking laughter.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

be­stim­men:

determine

Untergeordnete Begriffe

aus­lo­ten:

test the waters