Was heißt »zu­pa­cken« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

an­ge­hen:

come on

an­pa­cken:

clench

ein­pa­cken:

wrap up

zu­de­cken:

cover

zu­grei­fen:

seize

snap

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom remembered to grab his eyeglass case, but he forgot to check that his eyeglasses were inside.

• Do you want to grab a quick cup of coffee?

• Let's go grab a cup of coffee.

• Tom went into the kitchen to grab himself a cup of coffee.

• Do want to grab a cup of coffee or something?

• Do you want to go and grab a cup of coffee?

• Why don't you go grab us a couple of beers?

• Do you want to go grab a bite somewhere?

• Let's go grab a burger.

• Let's go grab a burger or something.

• Just grab what you need and leave.

• Let's go grab a beer.

• Tom went downstairs to grab some food.

• I'll grab our coats from the cloakroom.

• I'll go and grab our coats from the cloakroom.

• Everyone should grab themselves a plate.

• The man made to grab at me.

• On Halloween night, children dress up in costumes and grab bags before heading to the streets of their communities to trick-or-treat.

• "I've spilt my juice." "Run into the kitchen and grab a cloth."

• The weasel tries to grab the mice.