Was heißt »zu­rück­leh­nen« auf Englisch?

Sinnverwandte Wörter

ab­hän­gen:

correlate

depend

ab­schal­ten:

turn off

auf­tan­ken:

fill up

gas

refuel

bil­dungs­sprach­lich:

erudite

chil­len:

chill

neu:

new

re­la­xen:

relax

sam­meln:

accumulate

collect

concentrate

gather

Englische Beispielsätze

• Don't lean against the wall. It's fresh paint.

• Don't lean against the wall. It's just been painted.

• Can't you settle this through dialogue?

• And who'll settle the bill?

• We should settle this matter first before moving on to something new.

• We should settle this business first before starting something new.

• Mary has to settle into her new flat.

• Mary's got to settle into her new flat.

• I've come to settle some affairs.

• He only eats lean meats and vegetables.

• Can we settle that tomorrow?

• Can we settle this tomorrow?

• Don't lean out of the window.

• I'm not ready to settle down yet.

• I thought that I could settle it by phone.

• Who are Tom and I going to lean on when the times get rough?

• Tom says he wants to settle down.

• Mary is very slim, almost lean.

• In height he was rather over six feet, and so excessively lean that he seemed to be considerably taller.

• With a hand full of bills, a poorly dressed old man, whose voice quavered, asked whether he could settle his bills here.