Was heißt »zu­sam­men­knei­fen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

ver­klem­men:

get stuck

ver­knei­fen:

resist

Antonyme

auf­ma­chen:

open

auf­sper­ren:

unlock

Englische Beispielsätze

• They travelled together.

• My eyes are bleeding.

• She has eyes like emeralds.

• "You were sleeping a second ago." "I only gave you that impression; I was resting with my eyes closed."

• We'll have lunch together at half past twelve.

• We'll have lunch together at half twelve.

• We'll have lunch together at 12.30.

• We're having lunch together at half past twelve.

• We're having lunch together at half twelve.

• We're having lunch together at 12.30.

• "He's livened up since you arrived." "No he hasn't, has he?" "Oh, he has. He's got that twinkle in his eye again." "It's a nervous tic." "Hah, no. It's you, definitely."

• That accident happened in front of his eyes.

• You can't look to the future with tears in your eyes.

• Natural light is naturally better for the eyes.

• The two friends are revising together for tomorrow's exam.

• We'll be going away together next spring.

• We'll be travelling together next spring.

• Don't decide anything until we've consulted together!

• Are you both travelling together?

• Are you two travelling together?

Übergeordnete Begriffe

knei­fen:

nip