Was heißt »top­fen« auf Englisch?

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Englische Beispielsätze

• A thin trickle ran into the glass pot.

• Usually, a pot has two handles.

• The pot is on the stove.

• There's a pot of yoghurt in the fridge. Can I have it?

• There's a flower pot on the balcony.

• "Pour this pot of hot tea over the icy windscreen." "Have you gone barking mad?"

• Mary makes tea the way she's always done: without teabags. The tea goes straight into the pot.

• The usefulness of a pot is in its emptiness.

• Cover the pot.

• "I bought myself a pot of yoghurt yesterday. Do you know where it is, Tom?" "Oh, I ate it not long ago. I thought it was for me."

• The big cooking pot is on the kitchen table.

• This is a pot.

• Every moment the witch threw new ingredients into the pot, and when it boiled the bubbling was like the sound of crocodiles weeping.

• I have a pot of oregano plant in my bedroom.

• Tom filled the pot with water.

• Tom could talk the leg off an iron pot.

• The coffee pot is empty.

• I use a big pot to cook soup.

• When you stay too long in the same place, things and people go to pot on you. They rot and start stinking for your special benefit.

• Bring a large pot of water to a boil.

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