Was heißt »ran­geln« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

kab­beln:

squabble

kämp­fen:

fight

struggle

wrestle

rau­fen:

pull

pull up

rin­gen:

wrestle

wrestle with oneself

wring one's hands

strei­ten:

argue

fight

Antonyme

ku­scheln:

cuddle

nestle

snuggle

Englische Beispielsätze

• The scrap merchant was here this morning.

• Maybe you can make your own musical instruments. You can use my tools and the scrap in the garden.

• I've given my old bike to the scrap dealer.

• I've given my old bike to the scrap merchant.

• I gave my old bike to the scrap dealer.

• I gave my old bike to the scrap merchant.

• The seagulls were fighting over a scrap of bread thrown to them in exasperation by a walker after they had attacked him as he tried to eat his cheese sandwich.

• Using a pencil, she quickly wrote the message in large capital letters on a scrap of paper torn from the notebook.

• Tom was a scrap dealer.

• I wrote down everything that I needed to buy on a scrap of paper.

• I wrote down everything I needed to buy on a scrap of paper.

• Tom asked for Mary's address and wrote it down on a piece of scrap paper.

• I wrote down his phone number on a scrap of paper.

• There wasn't a scrap of truth in the statement.

• Put the plan on the scrap heap.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

kon­kur­rie­ren:

compete

vie

mes­sen:

measure