Was heißt »ne­ben­ei­n­an­der­sit­zen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

zu­sam­men­sit­zen:

together

Antonyme

ge­gen­über­sit­zen:

another

facing

opposite

other

Englische Beispielsätze

• The lecture was dire. I couldn't sit through it.

• "Where should I sit?" "Seat 15 C, if you would."

• Don't sit at your computer all day, Tom.

• Budge up a bit, Mary, so that the young man can sit down.

• Let's sit in the garden. Some fresh air will do us all good.

• Come and sit next to me.

• I've finally got to get round to learning Polish so that I don't have to sit there like a lemon whenever my best friend Agnieszka and her mum get talking.

• Could you sit there? Thank you.

• Do not sit uncomfortably in a corner to read a book! Get a chair and come sit here.

• Let's sit at the back.

• The fire alarm rang just as we were getting ready to sit down to eat.

• Don't sit on the settee.

• We'd better sit here.

• The lawn is too wet to sit on.

• She asked me to sit next to her.

• Let's sit on a bench under a tree.

• Many birds sit on the branch.

• Let's sit down and watch a film.

• I'd like to sit in the no-smoking compartment, please.

• Are you going to help, or are you just going to sit there and carp from the sidelines?

Übergeordnete Begriffe

sit­zen:

sittan