Was heißt »vor­drän­geln« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Die Warteschlange fängt dort hinten an. Sie können sich hier nicht einfach so vordrängeln!

The line starts back there. You can't cut in like that.

Sinnverwandte Wörter

vor­drin­gen:

advance

penetrate

vor­pre­schen:

rush ahead

Antonyme

an­ste­hen:

queue

bei­sei­te­tre­ten:

aside

move

stand aside

step aside

war­ten:

wait

Englische Beispielsätze

• Mary got a really deep cut in the palm of her hand while she was opening a can of sardines.

• Mary got a really deep cut in the palm of her hand when opening a can of sardines.

• I hate people that cut in lines.

• They've got to be cut into slices.

• They have to be cut into slices.

• Students worried about climate change want universities to cut investments in energy companies that deal in fossil fuels.

• Tom cut in front of the entire line.

• It's rude for people to cut in line.

• Are you willing to take a cut in pay?

• The neighborhood was cut in two by the highway.

• The neighbourhood was cut in two by the highway.

• Please don't cut in while I'm talking with him.

• Don't cut in while others are talking.

• She cut in when we were talking.

• I was about to reply, when he boldly cut in.

• Some smart alecks cut in when I was asking her to marry me.

• May I cut in?

• Don't cut in with your remarks.