Varianten
| sitzen |
sit
sit on
perch
be situated
have a seat
have sunk in
|
| setzen |
set
put
place
sit
bet
move
|
| stehen |
stand
suit
be at a standstill
be erect
be upstanding
|
| tagen |
meet
sit
be dawn
|
| sich setzen |
sit
sit down
settle
|
| brüten |
breed
brood
incubate
sit
ponder
plot
|
| zusammentreten |
trample underfoot
meet
assemble
sit
crush underfoot
|
| stellen |
set
put
place
stand
arrange
put in
|
| einen Sitz haben |
sit
|
| Sitz |
seat
domicile
sit
residence
set
|
Synonyme
Werb
Varianten
“Either you sit out here for the next hour, or you can go inside and warm up.
Please, sit down and eat.
Should we sit down?
”“Let’s sit on that bench over there,” Curtin suggested.
You may sit in the presence of your Arbiter.
One of the slats was broken; the one next to it was bent so that to have to sit on it was a sort of punishment.
“He said that he didn’t mean to bother me at all, and that he only wanted to be in the company of a white man for a few days because he hadn’t met an American for months, and that he was about to go nuts roaming about the Sierra and seeing only Indians and never hearing a word but corrupt Spanish, and that he wanted to sit for a few nights with a white man by the fire, have a smoke together, and a danm talk, and that was all.
The mestizos wore their huge palm hats pulled rather low on their foreheads, for the wind would blow their hats off when riding on the train, as they prefer to stand on the platform or sit on the steps, partly because they feel uneasy inside the train, partly owing to their fear of train-wrecks.
Some of the white-faced men came to sit and watch too, although they kept their distance.
She carefully eased herself to sit on the edge of the bed.
Her body didn’t loosen, but she was able to sit there.
Other
M-translate