Was heißt »lu­k­rie­ren« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

pro­fi­tie­ren:

profit

Antonyme

ma­chen:

do

go

make

put

ver­lie­ren:

lose

Ver­lust:

damage

loss

Englische Beispielsätze

• How does a single cell create a living being that will ultimately acquire its specific form?

• Looks as if she's going to win a prize.

• He might win the competition.

• He might win the tournament.

• Against a Petroff defense less skilfully played by Ian Nepomniachtchi, Magnus Carlsen took his second win in the FIDE-2021 World Championship match in Dubai. Now: Carlsen 5 - Nepo 3.

• She'll win first prize.

• We still hope that we can win.

• I knew we would win.

• I knew that we would win.

• I knew that we'd win.

• She's likely to win the prize.

• Looks as if she's going to win an award.

• The fact that Tom was under Mary's influence was all too clear from his arguments. John gave up trying to win him over to his side.

• I will win easily.

• I really think Tom deserved to win.

• It was a big win for us.

• Naomi was very pleased to win first prize.

• Tom tried to win Mary back several times.

• First they laugh at you, then they fight you, and then you win.

• If Mary were to win a lot of money on the lottery, she'd probably go on a trip round the world.