Übersetzung für 'he'd' von Englisch nach Deutsch

he'd [he had]

er hatte

he'd [he would]

er würde

---

Werbung

he'd love nothing better than to do sth.

er würde am liebsten etw. tun

If only he'd go to bed a little earlier for once.

Ginge er doch bloß einmal früher ins Bett.

You'd think he couldn't say boo.

Er tut, als könnte er nicht bis drei zählen.

• "In the fifty years they'd shared a bed, he'd never taken more than half unless invited to".
• In 2014, injuries hampered his season, where he'd withdraw from the 200m final at the Canadian Championships, which marked the first time in his illustrious career where he'd fail to win a medal at the National Championships (dating back to the 2006 Canadian Championships).
• Norine had tipped them off once she'd discovered he'd been robbing the hospital.
• Roderick Alleyn, far from home on a wartime quest for enemy agents, knows that any number of people could have killed him: the English exiles he'd hated, the New Zealanders he'd despised, or the Maoris he'd insulted.
• Londres had the best colour piece he'd ever written, although Francis claimed afterwards they'd taken advantage of his gullibility by exaggerating.

• Watson" and "Who'd have thought he'd ever get the Nobel Prize?
• Behan testified afterward that he'd only said he'd gone down to the Cowboys "for the purpose of disarming them," not that he'd actually disarmed them.
• He said he'd started drinking as a teenager and turned to drugs when he was 20.
• On occasion, he'd give street children a lift in his car.
• The exotic market-style approach he'd seen in Kensington Market was added to, with Fiorucci using the fashion inspiration he'd gained in his travels to places such as Mexico and Ibiza, as well as being inspired by the London scene.

• He tells her she'd allowed him to see that he'd let his pain and hurt diminish him, whereas she'd been strong and resourceful and whole in the face of hers.
• In September 2018, Perez announced that he'd be releasing an EP within the next year, giving snippets of a few songs that'd he'd been working on.
• Nasheed claimed that he'd been ousted in a coup d’état.
• Sobottka wrote of his hopelessness in 1940, after he'd been in prison for 26 months.
• He'd joined Leeds the previous year from Wharfedale where he'd made his mark scoring 15 tries during the 2009/10 season.

• Mrs Porteous told him she'd always wanted to live in Prix D'Amour, "but I don't want to clean it", she had added quickly.
• but warns her to be careful or else she'd end up like Sara.
• She also owned an anti-gray hair tonic company she purchased from a friend. "You'd be surprised how many stars use the stuff," she'd later tell a reporter (although she declined to name names).
• As depicted in John Byrne's "Doom Patrol" (retconned out of existence), Elasti-Girl could change the size of objects and people by touching them; when she'd release them, they'd revert to their normal size.
• She took an early interest in storytelling; as she'd later recall, she'd often get in trouble as a young girl for working up plays in the schoolyard.