Was heißt »ma­chul­le« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

me­schug­ge:

meshuga

meshugah

meshuggah

meshugge

plei­te:

bankrupt

Englische Beispielsätze

• You broke up the old furniture.

• Five years later, war broke out.

• "Your grandad – he's a one, eh?" "What do you mean?" "Oh, I mean, he's a character. You know, a one-off." "Ah. Yeah, he is. They broke the mould when they made him, that's for sure."

• Fire broke out.

• A fire broke out on the ground floor.

• They broke the window.

• Yesterday you broke the window.

• She broke a vase out of clumsiness.

• Joan broke her left hand in the accident.

• My car broke down on the way again, and now I'm waiting for the breakdown service.

• Mary broke off suddenly.

• He broke a branch off the tree.

• At last Tom broke the silence.

• That's the straw that broke the camel's back.

• I fell and broke my hand.

• It wasn't his leg that Tom broke, but his arm.

• My girlfriend broke up with me last night.

• Tom fell off a ladder and broke his arm.

• Unfortunately, he broke his leg in the accident.

• You broke my cup.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

mü­de:

sleepy

tired

un­ver­nünf­tig:

unreasonable

zah­lungs­un­fä­hig:

insolvent