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

at four (o'clock) {adv}

um vier (Uhr) <um 4, um 4 Uhr>

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at around four o'clock {adv}

etwa um vier Uhr

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

um Punkt 4 Uhr

Come and see me at four o'clock.

Besuche mich um 4 Uhr.

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

Nyctaginaceen {pl}bot.T

four-o'clock family [Nyctaginaceae]

Familie {f} der Wunderblumengewächsebot.T

four o'clock flower [Mirabilis jalapa]

Wunderblume {f}bot.T

It's almost four (o'clock).

Es ist gleich 4 (Uhr).

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

Wunderblumengewächse {pl}bot.T

at ... (o'clock) {adv}

um ... (Uhr)

at one o'clock {adv}

um 1 Uhr

um ein Uhr <um 1, um 1 Uhr>

at eight o'clock {adv}

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

at nine (o'clock) {adv}

um neun (Uhr) <um 9, um 9 Uhr>

at eight (o'clock) {adv}

um acht (Uhr) <um 8, um 8 Uhr>

at ten (o'clock) {adv}

um zehn (Uhr) <um 10, um 10 Uhr>

at twelve (o'clock) {adv}

um zwölf (Uhr) <um 12, um 12 Uhr>

at twelve o'clock {adv}

um 12 Uhr

at eleven (o'clock) {adv}

um elf (Uhr) <um 11, um 11 Uhr>

at six (o'clock) {adv}

um sechs (Uhr) <um 6, um 6 Uhr>

at seven (o'clock) {adv}

um sieben (Uhr) <um 7, um 7 Uhr>

at five (o'clock) {adv}

um fünf (Uhr) <um 5, um 5 Uhr>

at two (o'clock) {adv}

um zwei (Uhr) <um 2, um 2 Uhr>

at three (o'clock) {adv}

um drei (Uhr) <um 3, um 3 Uhr>

• Pouyandeh was last seen alive leaving his office at four o'clock in the afternoon of December 8, 1998 and still hadn't returned home three days later when his wife wrote and delivered a letter to Iran's President expressing her anguish over his disappearance.
• The Alameda Open Air Theatre was inaugurated once again on 12 April 1996 at four o'clock with three bands of music playing - the same number of bands as had attended 180 years before to the hour at the opening of the Alameda Gardens in 1816.
• He died at four o'clock that afternoon at forty-nine years old.
• At four o'clock next morning, when the vessel was approaching the light, the captain believed himself to be far from land.
• On 10 July 1799, King Ferdinand entered the Bay of Naples on a Neapolitan frigate, the "Sirena". At four o'clock that afternoon, he went aboard the British "Foudroyant", which was to be his headquarters for the next four weeks.

• A general confetti battle in which mostly children participate ensues at four o'clock in the afternoon, officially ending the market.
• A line of powder was set running to "Nancy" and from there to the blockhouse. At four o'clock, "Nancy" was set alight which in turn by way of the powder train, set off an explosion in the blockhouse.
• At the age of nine, Thorne recalled: "my mother got me up at four o'clock every morning to give me my breakfast".
• At four o'clock in the afternoon of Friday 18 November 1870 the women were due to sit an anatomy exam at Surgeons' Hall.
• His long-suffering girlfriend Lilly has walked out on him after finding him customising his taxi at four o'clock in the morning, and complaining that their house has become a mere garage and how Daniel stopped paying attention to her.

• Feeling trapped and disgraced, she turns to thoughts of Selden as her savior and has a change of heart towards him as she looks forward to his visit at four o'clock.
• The blaze was first discovered at four o'clock in the morning having been caused by an escape of gas.
• She texted him at four o'clock in the morning asking him to lend his vocals to the song.
• He had an idea for it for some time and they went back to Hargrove's house to write the song at four o'clock in the morning.
• The members successfully reached the summit at four o'clock in the afternoon.

• That picture of one sea veteran administering warm milk to his admiral at four o'clock in the morning is amusing enough; but it shows more effectively than graver things could do the feeling Nelson inspired in his captains.
• This treats of the farmer's year month by month and of rural economy in general; it is Ellis's best work, though such a sentence as 'Be yourself the first man up in a morning for sounding at your door your harvest horn to call your men at four o'clock,' contrasts amusingly with the writer's own practice according to those who went to visit him at Little Gaddesden.