Was heißt »mies­ma­chen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

ab­qua­li­fi­zie­ren:

dismiss

är­gern:

annoy

tease

he­r­ab­set­zen:

reduce

he­r­ab­wür­di­gen:

debase

denigrate

villify

nie­der­ma­chen:

butcher

nör­geln:

beef

carp

cavil

crab

grizzle

grouch

grouse

kvetch

nag

niggle

noodge

nudge

whine

schlecht­ma­chen:

badmouth

ver­gäl­len:

make bitter

ver­grau­len:

scare away

scare off

ver­lei­den:

ruin

spoil

ver­leum­den:

asperse

backbite

calumniate

defame

denigrate

libel

malign

raduce

slander

slur

villainise

villainize

ver­schrei­en:

conjure up

evoke

provoke

Antonyme

an­prei­sen:

advertise

praise

recommend

be­geis­tern:

excite

fill with enthusiasm

lo­ben:

praise

ver­herr­li­chen:

exalt

extol

glorify

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom put down his pen.

• The riot was put down.

• She put down her thoughts on paper.

• She put down her pen.

• He put down his thoughts in his notebook.

• The outside of the house was very run down.

• He put down the pencil on the desk.

• The best way to write letters is to put down whatever is in your mind.

• The clock has run down. I need new batteries.

• You look quite run down.

• Please put down your name in this book.

• The house is quite run down.

• The riot was soon put down by the police.

• Don't run down the stairs so noisily.

• I'm just going to run down to buy some tickets.

• Tom put down the book he was reading.

• Tom put down his suitcase.

• Tom put down his pencil.

• Let me put down your new phone number in my notebook.

• Tom put down his coffee and picked up his phone.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

kri­ti­sie­ren:

criticize

ne­gie­ren:

negate