Übersetzung für 'Come closer' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Come closer!

Nur heran!

Komm näher!

Immer heran!

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to come closer

sich nähern

sich heranarbeiten

näher kommen [alt]

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closer

Schlussstein {m}archi.

Riemchen {n} [schmales Bauelement, z. B. halbierter Ziegel]constr.

Kopfziegel {m}archi.

abschließende Programmnummer {f}

Schließer {m} [auch Verpackungs­maschine]

Verschlussvorrichtung {f}tech.

closer {adj} {adv}

näher

closer {adj}

dichter

enger

king closer

Dreiviertelziegel {m}

to edge closer

näher rücken

to get closer

näher rücken

The Closer

The CloserRadioTVF

closer alignment

bessere Ausrichtung {f}

closer examination

Hinterfragung {f}

closer [female]

Schließerin {f} [Türschließerin, z. B. im Kino, Theater]jobs

slot closer

Nutenstemmer {m}

closer look

genauere Betrachtung {f}

to move closer

heranrücken

door closer

Türschließer {m} [Vorrichtung]

• The style of the "Baraita" is basically indistinguishable from that of the Mishna, but some come closer to Mishnaic idiom than others.
• During the pause between the two pulses, the electrodes will come closer and make better contact.
• None would ever come closer to Pink than about 10 miles, which guaranteed lesser importance for the town in an age dominated by railroads.
• When the heat is removed, the cocoa butter crystals become rigid again and come closer together, allowing the chocolate to solidify.
• Voluntary closing GRIPS require constant tension to grip, like a human hand, and in that property, they do come closer to matching human hand performance.

• This in turn lets a writer come closer to a new language.
• The vibrant programming and quality reception caught the imagination of the youngsters and allured them to come closer to their radio.
• After three years, Angham returned to the forefront of Arabic pop music in 2007 with her album "Kolma N'arrab" ("Whenever We Come Closer") which sold more than 500,000 CDs across the Middle East in less than three months and was awarded a platinum certification.
• She was one of the first female artists to reach number one on the Australian music chart with her 1959 single "Come Closer to Me."
• A modest steady light at the intersection of two roads is an aid to navigation because it helps a driver see the location of a side road as they come closer to it, so that they can adjust their braking and know exactly where to turn if they intend to leave the main road or see vehicles or pedestrians.

• Before American Pharoah won the 2015 Triple Crown, no horse had come closer to taking the Triple Crown since Affirmed's victory in 1978.
• But Donald soon notices her tail feathers taking the form of a hand and signaling for him to come closer.
• The ending suggests that in the modified past Neanderthals and Cro-Magnon would cooperate and come closer to each other in the common worship of the "Goddess" - with Timmie growing up to be her acolyte and a "demigod" himself.
• Ben tries to overcome the intimidation but the threats come closer to home.
• In the 1988 presidential election Cárdenas had come closer than any other political candidate to winning against the PRI, which had been in power since 1929.

• Instructors who take this approach rationalize that Romance vowels probably come closer to the original pronunciation than those of any other modern language (see also the section below on "Derivative languages").
• In the 22nd century, it will come closer than [...] to the larger asteroids 65 Cybele and 511 Davida.