Was heißt »stau­chen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

at­ta­ckie­ren:

attack

aus­schimp­fen:

berate

give hell

rebuke

reprove

scold

tell off

ram­men:

ram

schel­ten:

berate

call

complain

criticise

criticize

give a scolding

nag at

rail

reprimand

scold

slander

swear

tattle

tell off

vituperate

schimp­fen:

curse

rant

swear

sto­ßen:

encounter

push

run into

ta­deln:

blame

censure

find fault with

reprimand

zan­ken:

fight

quarrel

ze­tern:

complain

zu­recht­wei­sen:

rebuke

reprimand

scold

Englische Beispielsätze

• Don't forget that Nan mustn't get upset!

• The dog's death upset the whole family.

• He was starting to get upset.

• The so-called bitter pill can upset your stomach.

• The incident upset Tom.

• He's very upset at some of the things people have been saying about him.

• He gets upset easily.

• He's easily upset.

• Are you trying to upset me?

• Tom's got an upset stomach.

• Tom has an upset stomach.

• Tom was upset about something.

• Tom got upset over nothing.

• Then I heard what one of the girls told the officers: "This music is beautiful. Why are they so upset?"

• When the officers arrived, I looked out the window and heard them tell the kids that they were disturbing the peace in the neighborhood and that the neighbors were upset.

• She began to get upset.

• Tom will be very upset when he finds out.

• Why was he so upset?

• Why was she so upset?

• I'd never seen Tom so upset.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

drü­cken:

be too tight

push

shake

Untergeordnete Begriffe

ver­stau­chen:

sprain