EN Englisch Wörterbuch 51701 bis 51750
- That's what it comes down to in the end.
- television picture etc.)
- there's no denying that ...
- The haze usually clears by lunchtime.
- The trees thinned as we got closer to the top of the mountain.
- The crowd had thinned out and only a few people were left.
- Traffic was finally thinning.
- the purple Milka cow
- the left-hand lane
- the left
- the nearside lane
- the nearside headlight
- the literary original
- The grille came loose from its mounting and fell on the ground.
- The film's worth seeing.
- There's something happening.
- There is a lot going on here.
- There is always sth. going on here.
- turn on the tap
- The dog went for the intruder.
- The striker charged the opposition goalkeeper.
- The bull charged the matador.
- turn on the waters
- turning on the waters
- turned on the waters
- tear oneself away from sth. {tore
- torn}
- The girl was slouching over her school books.
- Teaching does not exist in a vacuum.
- take the mickey out of sb.
- turn sb. into sth.
- Television turns children into couch-potatoes.
- The wind moderates.
- The darkness urged us to hurry up.
- take ...
- tonsillar
- tamper with sth.
- Time marches on.
- There are masses of hints and tips on the Web.
- The determining factor is the date of execution, and not the date of invoice.
- The problem is still relevant today.
- the operative word in the sentence
- They came in droves.
