Was heißt »ober­af­fen­geil« auf Englisch?

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.

• His warm welcome contrasted with his cool goodbye.

• Look at your car! It really needs a wash!

• I think it's really nice.

• I think he's really nice.

• She is really beautiful.

• That dress looks really expensive.

• The test was really easy.

• I've really got the hump with Tom.

• The idea is as simple as it is brilliant.

• From Friday, it's supposed to get really warm.

• From Friday onwards, it's meant to be getting really warm.

• Tom can really do your head in with his constant moaning.

• Tom's constant moaning can really do your head in.

• The tyres grip really well.

• They're both really brilliant.

• I'm really bored.

• He didn't really know where to go, so he simply stayed where he was; there, however, he was in the way of others, so he had to go elsewhere.

• Why do you smell of women's perfume? Have you really come from work, or were you somewhere else?

• "Have you got something to do?" "Not really."