Was heißt »wet­tern« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

auf­het­zen:

agitate

incite

stir up

flu­chen:

curse

swear

gei­fern:

dribble

slaver

ge­wit­tern:

it's thundering

there's a storm on its way

het­zen:

agitate

hustle

rush

scamper

set on

sic

kei­fen:

badger

bicker

complain

jangle

nag

mot­zen:

grouch

grumble

pol­tern:

jangle

rumble

schimp­fen:

curse

rant

swear

ze­tern:

complain

Englische Beispielsätze

• Because of the storm, we couldn't search for the lost child.

• When should the three of us meet again? In thunder, lightning, or in rain?

• Because of the storm, we had no choice but to stay at home.

• We had to stay home because of the storm.

• Because of the storm, the ship couldn't leave port.

• They arrived late because of the storm.

• He went out in spite of the storm.

• We postponed our departure because of the storm.

• The sun shines brighter after the storm.

• I slept through the storm.

• We lost our electricity because of the storm.

• The storm caused a power outage.

• A storm is coming.

• This storm is not dangerous. You don't need to worry.

• It's a monster storm.

• Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain.

• All afternoon a violent storm scoured the little town's streets.

• Tom decided that we should put the canoe inside the house until the storm passed.

• The storm caused a lot of damage to the crop.

• The storm caused much damage to the crop.

Untergeordnete Begriffe

auf­kla­ren:

brighten

clear

blit­zen:

flash

there's lightning

grol­len:

be resentful

resent

kra­chen:

crack

pol­tern:

jangle

rumble

reg­nen:

rain

we­hen:

blow

win­den:

wind