Englische Wörter aus der Kategorie: Verben (232)

WortÜbersetzungBeispielSchwierigkeitsgradBild
to writeschreibenI write a letter.A1
to write
to smokerauchenI smoke every day.A1
to smoke
to cookkochenI cook dinner every day.A1
to cook
to frybratenI fry the meat on the pan.A2
to fry
to bakebackenI bake bread every morning.A1
to bake
to grillgrillenI grill sausages every Sunday.A2
to grill
to commandbefehlenI command the soldiers.B1
to command
to beginanfangen / beginnenI begin my work at eight o’clock.A1
to begin
to bitebeißenHe bites the apple.A2
to bite
to rescuerettenThe firefighter rescues the cat.B1
to rescue
to salvagebergenHe salvages items from the fire.B1
to salvage
to burstplatzenThe balloon bursts.B1
to burst
to burst openberstenThe water pipe bursts open.B2
to burst open
to bendbiegenI bend the wire carefully.A2
to bend
to offerbietenI offer my help.A2
to offer
to tiebindenShe ties her hair back.A1
to tie
to askbittenI ask for help.A1
to ask
to blowblasenThe wind blows strongly.A2
to blow
to staybleibenI stay at home today.A1
to stay
to breakbrechenShe breaks the stick in half.A1
to break
to burnbrennenThe candle burns all night.A2
to burn
to bringbringenI bring a gift to the party.A1
to bring
to thinkdenkenI think about my friend.A1
to think
to grindmahlenI grind coffee every morning.B1
to grind
to threshdreschenThey thresh rice in the barn.A2
to thresh
to penetratedringenLight penetrates the room.B1
to penetrate
to receiveempfangenI receive a letter.A2
to receive
to recommendempfehlenI recommend this book.A2
to recommend
to go outausgehen / erlöschenThe candle goes out.A2
to go out
to frightenerschreckenYou frighten me.B1
to frighten
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