Was heißt »nach­grü­beln« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

aus­ei­n­an­der­set­zen:

deal

be­den­ken:

consider

durch­den­ken:

think through

kla­mü­sern:

puzzle (over)

nach­den­ken:

ponder

reflect

re­flek­tie­ren:

reflect

über­den­ken:

reconsider

rethink

über­le­gen:

predominant

superior

Englische Beispielsätze

• I don't really remember what Tom looked like. I don't think I'd recognise him if I saw him in the street now.

• "What do you think to the cake?" "It's not quite my thing."

• I know how much you loved Mary, but life goes on. You've got to look ahead now and think of your children.

• "I peeped through Jack's living-room window. There were empty bottles on the table and all over the floor. I think he's back on the booze." "His dog died a few weeks ago."

• I think about ghosts a lot.

• "What does your illness do?" "It does what it likes, and since neither I nor anyone else can do anything to change that, I've decided not to think about it any more."

• I think it's really nice.

• I think he's really nice.

• Off the top of my head, I can't think of another song whose lyrics include the word 'palaver', let alone one that rhymes it.

• I don't think there should be a question mark here, because it's not a question.

• I think his hat is ugly.

• I think he can get on with his neighbours.

• You don't think about your future.

• If you think leaving now is the right thing to do, then you should leave.

• I think it's my bedtime.

• I don't think a comma needs to go there.

• You can't expect me to think of everything all the time!

• The weather outside is awful. I think we'd better stay at home today.

• We're not so free as we think we are.

• We're not as free as we think we are.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

nach­den­ken:

ponder

reflect