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 Übersetzung für 'I'll call over' von Englisch nach Deutsch
I'll call over. [Am.]Ich komme vorbei.
Teiltreffer
I'll give you a call.Ich rufe Sie an. [formelle Anrede]
I'll call you back in a bit.Ich rufe Sie / dich gleich zurück.
I'll think it over.Ich werde es mir überlegen.
I'll shed no tears over that.Deswegen vergieße ich keine Tränen.
I'll drive. You're over the limit.Ich fahre! Du hast zu viel getrunken.
idiom
I'll have the last laugh (over you)!
Dir werd ich's schon noch zeigen! [ugs.]
I'll go first thing when I get back.Ich gehe gleich, wenn ich wieder da bin.
I'm afraid I'll have to ask you to ...Leider muss ich Sie bitten, ... [formelle Anrede]
I'll be damned if I know! [idiom]Ich habe keinen blassen Dunst! [Redewendung]
proverb
I'll get there when I get there.
Komm' ich heute nicht, komm' ich morgen.
ungeprüft I'll be damned if I will! [coll.] Den / einen Teufel werde ich (tun)! [ugs.] [Redewendung]
I'll believe it when I see it.Das glaube ich erst, wenn ich es sehe.
I'll do it, I assure you.Ich werde es schon machen.
I don't know if I'll be allowed to get away with that.Ich weiß nicht, ob man mir das nachsehen wird.
If there's no more beer, I guess I'll have to make up for it on the wine then. Wenn es kein Bier mehr gibt, werde ich mich eben am Wein schadlos halten.
idiom
You'll get over it.
Du kommst drüber hinweg. [ugs.]
idiom
He'll get over it.
Er wird es überleben. [ugs.]
He'll get over it.Er wird schon darüber wegkommen.
I'll manage.Ich komme (schon) zurecht.
I'll say.So ist es.
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Übersetzung für 'I'll call over' von Englisch nach Deutsch

I'll call over. [Am.]
Ich komme vorbei.

I'll give you a call.
Ich rufe Sie an. [formelle Anrede]
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I'll call you back in a bit.
Ich rufe Sie / dich gleich zurück.
I'll think it over.
Ich werde es mir überlegen.
I'll shed no tears over that.
Deswegen vergieße ich keine Tränen.
I'll drive. You're over the limit.
Ich fahre! Du hast zu viel getrunken.
I'll have the last laugh (over you)!
Dir werd ich's schon noch zeigen! [ugs.]idiom
I'll go first thing when I get back.
Ich gehe gleich, wenn ich wieder da bin.
I'm afraid I'll have to ask you to ...
Leider muss ich Sie bitten, ... [formelle Anrede]
I'll be damned if I know! [idiom]
Ich habe keinen blassen Dunst! [Redewendung]
I'll get there when I get there.
Komm' ich heute nicht, komm' ich morgen.proverb
I'll be damned if I will! [coll.]
ungeprüft Den / einen Teufel werde ich (tun)! [ugs.] [Redewendung]
I'll believe it when I see it.
Das glaube ich erst, wenn ich es sehe.
I'll do it, I assure you.
Ich werde es schon machen.
I don't know if I'll be allowed to get away with that.
Ich weiß nicht, ob man mir das nachsehen wird.
If there's no more beer, I guess I'll have to make up for it on the wine then.
Wenn es kein Bier mehr gibt, werde ich mich eben am Wein schadlos halten.
You'll get over it.
Du kommst drüber hinweg. [ugs.]idiom
He'll get over it.
Er wird es überleben. [ugs.]idiom

Er wird schon darüber wegkommen.
I'll manage.
Ich komme (schon) zurecht.
I'll say.
So ist es.
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