Usage examples of "BBC News Online" in English with translation to German

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I watch the BBC. Ich schaue BBC.
Bad news travels fast. Schlechte Neuigkeiten verbreiten sich schnell.
Mary doesn't understand why Tom chose a cat as his online avatar. Mary versteht nicht, warum sich Tom eine Katze als Online-Avatar ausgesucht hat.
The moment she heard the news of her son's death, she burst into tears. Als sie die Nachricht vom Tod ihres Sohnes hörte, brach sie augenblicklich in Tränen aus.
Tatoeba is the best looking site of the online world. Tatoeba ist der schönste Platz in der Netzwelt.
I got that news from Hashimoto. Ich habe diese Neuigkeit von Hashimoto.
He met his wife online. Er hat seine Frau über das Internet kennengelernt.
The news that she got divorced was a big surprise. Die Nachricht, dass sie sich scheiden ließ, war eine große Überraschung.
She is never online, even during her vacation. Sogar während ihrer Ferien ist sie nie online.
He was cheered by the good news. Die guten Nachrichten munterten ihn auf.
The French government has launched an online game that challenges taxpayers to balance the national budget. Die französische Regierung hat ein Online-Spiel auf den Markt gebracht, das Steuerzahler auffordert, den Staatshaushalt auszugleichen.
Writing news stories is his job. Neue Geschichten zu schreiben ist sein Beruf.
I sell clothing online. Ich verkaufe Kleider online.
Somebody must break the sad news to her mother. Jemand muss die traurigen Nachrichten ihrer Mutter beibringen.
It almost scared me not to see you online for a whole day. Es hat mir fast Angst gemacht, dich einen ganzen Tag nicht online zu sehen.
The news may well be true. Die Nachricht mag wohl wahr sein.
Mary likes to talk to strangers online. Maria spricht gern mit Fremden online.
On hearing the bad news, she burst into tears. Als sie die schlechten Neuigkeiten hörte, brach sie in Tränen aus.
The problem with online newspapers is that you can't make paper maché out of them. Der Nachteil an Online-Zeitungen ist, dass man kein Pappmaché daraus machen kann.
I was delighted with the news. Ich war entzückt bei den Neuigkeiten.
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