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Synonyme

aber:

but

all­mäh­lich:

gradual

gradually

step by step

an­sons­ten:

apart from that

otherwise

auch:

also

as well

item

too

au­ßer­dem:

additionally

also

besides

furthermore

in addition

moreover

da­ne­ben:

next to

that

da­r­ü­ber hi­n­aus:

besides

beyond

beyond that

in addition

on top of that

da­zu:

to it

des Wei­te­ren:

additionally

furthermore

in addition

doch:

but

eben­so:

as well

equally

just as

likewise

fer­ner:

additionally

further

furthermore

in addition

moreover

gleich­zei­tig:

at the same time

contemporaneous

simultaneous

im­mer:

always

in­des­sen:

while

ja:

yes

mit­samt:

together with

ne­ben:

beside

nebst:

along with

noch:

still

yet

oben­drein:

additionally

also

besides

plus:

plus

samt:

along

together

with

sonst:

usually

so­wohl:

both

both … and

über­dies:

besides

furthermore

moreover

un­ter an­de­rem:

among other things

inter alia

voll­stän­dig:

complete

entire

total

whole

wei­ter:

further

wei­ter­hin:

still

wei­ters:

moreover

wie:

how

zu­mal:

especially

particularly

zu­neh­mend:

increasing

increasingly

zu­sätz­lich:

additional

supplemental

supplementary

zu­züg­lich:

plus

Antonyme

oder:

else

isn't it

or

oh­ne:

without

we­der … noch:

neither … nor

Englische Beispielsätze

• Instead of getting married again, I’m going to find a woman I don’t like and just give her a house.

• Tom laughed and threw a pillow at me.

• Mary laughed and threw a pillow at me.

• One moment, they were arguing and the next they were kissing.

• Tell me what you're looking for and I'll help you find it.

• Tom got out of the shower and put his clothes back on.

• Tom and Mary haven't yet chosen a name for their baby.

• Do you think we should just wait and hope it changes?

• Tom and I are going to talk about what happened.

• Tom and Mary came to an understanding.

• Eventually, Tom and Mary got married.

• The children started bouncing up and down on the couch.

• I was bored and I fell asleep.

• The professor always teaches in jeans and a shirt.

• Tom and John aren't brothers.

• Tom and I don't always agree.

• Tom wants to see you and me.

• Where do Tom and Mary live?

• It's hard to be a woman. One must think like a man, act like a lady, look like a girl, and work like a horse.

• The official languages of the UN are Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish.