Übersetzung für 'at o'clock' von Englisch nach Deutsch

at ... (o'clock) {adv}

um ... (Uhr)

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at eight (o'clock) {adv}

um acht (Uhr) <um 8, um 8 Uhr>

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at eight o'clock {adv}

um achte [ugs.] [regional] [um acht Uhr]

at eleven (o'clock) {adv}

um elf (Uhr) <um 11, um 11 Uhr>

at five (o'clock) {adv}

um fünf (Uhr) <um 5, um 5 Uhr>

at four (o'clock) {adv}

um vier (Uhr) <um 4, um 4 Uhr>

at nine (o'clock) {adv}

um neun (Uhr) <um 9, um 9 Uhr>

at one o'clock {adv}

um 1 Uhr

um ein Uhr <um 1, um 1 Uhr>

at seven (o'clock) {adv}

um sieben (Uhr) <um 7, um 7 Uhr>

at six (o'clock) {adv}

um sechs (Uhr) <um 6, um 6 Uhr>

at ten (o'clock) {adv}

um zehn (Uhr) <um 10, um 10 Uhr>

at three (o'clock) {adv}

um drei (Uhr) <um 3, um 3 Uhr>

at twelve (o'clock) {adv}

um zwölf (Uhr) <um 12, um 12 Uhr>

at twelve o'clock {adv}

um 12 Uhr

at two (o'clock) {adv}

um zwei (Uhr) <um 2, um 2 Uhr>

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at 11 o'clock prompt {adv} [Br.]

um genau elf (Uhr)

at 9 o'clock sharp {adv}

genau um neun

at about 2 o'clock {adv}

etwa um 2 Uhr

at about five o'clock {adv}

(so) gegen fünf (Uhr) [ugs.]

at around four o'clock {adv}

etwa um vier Uhr

at ten o'clock sharp {adv}

Punkt zehn Uhr

at three o'clock prompt {adv} [Br.]

um Punkt 3 Uhr

at two o'clock precisely {adv}

genau um 2 Uhr

at two o'clock sharp {adv}

Punkt 2 Uhr

Come at five o'clock!

Komm um fünf Uhr!

precisely at five o'clock {adv}

genau um 5 Uhr

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at 11 o'clock at the earliest {adv}

frühestens um elf

at four o'clock on the dot {adv} [coll.]

um Punkt 4 Uhr

at one o'clock in the afternoon {adv}

um 1 Uhr nachmittags

at six o'clock on Saturdays {adv}

samstags um 6 Uhr

at ten o'clock in the morning {adv}

um 10 Uhr morgens

at twelve o'clock or thereabout {adv}

um 12 Uhr oder so

Come and see me at four o'clock.

Besuche mich um 4 Uhr.

The sun sets at 6 o'clock.

Die Sonne geht um 6 Uhr unter.

Work starts at 8 o'clock.

Dienstbeginn ist um 8 Uhr.

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to start promptly at eight o'clock

Punkt 8 Uhr anfangen

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The Devil at 4 O'Clock [Mervyn LeRoy]

Der Teufel kommt um vierfilmF

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four-o'clock / four o'clock family {sg} [family Nyctaginaceae]

Nyctaginaceen {pl}bot.T

to set the alarm (clock) for 7 o'clock

den Wecker auf 7 Uhr stellen

nine o'clock

neun Uhr

around two (o'clock) {adv}

gegen zwei (Uhr)

etwa um zwei (Uhr)

five o'clock tea

Fünfuhrtee {m}

Fünf-Uhr-Tee {m}gastr.

12 o'clock position

12-Uhr-Position {f}

towards 5 o'clock {adv}

gegen fünf Uhr

after 8 o'clock {adv}

nach acht Uhr

ten (o'clock) sharp {adv}

Punkt zehn (Uhr)

about eight (o'clock) {adv}

gegen acht (Uhr)

five o'clock shift

Fünf-Uhr-Schicht {f}jobs

five o'clock shadow

Bartstoppeln {pl}

Bartschatten {m}

nachmittäglicher Anflug {m} von Bartstoppeln

about three o'clock {adv}

ungefähr um drei Uhr

ten o'clock sharp

Glock zehn [veraltet]

beer o'clock [hum.] [coll.]

Bierzeit {f} [hum.] [südd.]neol.

Come before twelve o'clock!

Komm vor 12!

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