Was heißt »vor­bei­schwim­men« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• I expect Tom to pass the test.

• Please pass the ketchup.

• After sling-shotting around Venus, the Solar Orbiter is expected to make its first close solar pass in early 2022.

• Could you pass me the sugar bowl?

• Could you pass me the sugar?

• Tom isn't sure that he'll pass the exam.

• Tom isn't sure he'll pass today's exam.

• The space agency considers objects that pass within 48 million kilometers of our planet a “near-earth” object.

• The asteroid will safely pass at a distance of 6.3 million kilometers from Earth.

• An asteroid just over two kilometers wide will pass close to earth Wednesday.

• He didn't pass the exam.

• The majority of teens aged 13 to 17 (91%) say they use their phones to pass time, but a large share of them also say they use them to connect with others (84%) or learn new things (83%).

• Would you please pass me the salt?

• Why are you sure Tom won't pass the exam?

• He worked tirelessly to pass his entrance exam.

• Can you pass me the salt and pepper?

• Tom looked like he was going to pass out.

• Did you pass that class?

• How are you sure Tom won't pass the exam?

• Did you pass the exam?

Übergeordnete Begriffe

schwim­men:

bathe

be flat broke

convey by water

disunite

float

go

hesitate

lose control

stumble

swim

swim (swimming)

swimman

wallow