Was heißt »tru­deln« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

dre­hen:

turn

krei­sen:

circle

circumgyrate

ro­tie­ren:

gyrate

revolve

rotate

schwan­ken:

alternate

fluctuate

hesitate

pitch

stagger

sway

totter

vacillate

tau­meln:

stagger

wa­ckeln:

judder

shake

wag

wan­ken:

falter

Antonyme

ra­sen:

race

speed

tear

ren­nen:

race

run

sprint

Englische Beispielsätze

• I spotted a fishing boat about a mile off the coast.

• The hotel is on the coast.

• The rain will clear the east coast by lunchtime.

• Pulses of rain will move across the country from the west, clearing the east coast by mid-morning.

• The world's largest offshore wind farm has come into operation off the coast of Yorkshire.

• My town is a few kilometres away from the coast.

• My town is a few miles from the coast.

• It seems that now everyone wants to head for the coast to swim, sunbathe and get a tan.

• He often takes me for a spin.

• She was a flaxen-haired girl from the North Sea coast.

• "Are the Millers on holiday again?" "Yep, in Cuxhaven on the North Sea coast."

• The north coast of Spain and the west coast of France together form the Bay of Biscay.

• The coast road runs parallel to the shore.

• The town attracts tourists not only because of its many lovingly restored historic monuments, but also because of the charm of the surrounding landscape and nearby coast.

• Standing on the coast's cliffs is an old lighthouse.

• There's an old windmill in that field.

• Why does the Earth spin?

• He's away on holiday at the North Sea coast.

• He's on holiday on the North Sea coast.

• "I've finally learnt. I can finally ride a bike!" "Late, but better late than never, eh? Let's see then, Tom! Hop on the saddle and take it for a spin!"

Übergeordnete Begriffe

ge­hen:

be on

do

extend

go

go on

last

leave

operable

practicable

prove

reach

sell

tolerable

walk

work

rol­len:

roll

spie­len:

play

trei­ben:

bring forth

do

drift

drive

float