Usage examples of "normally aspired engine" in English with translation to German

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Mr Hashimoto started the engine. Herr Haschimoto hat die Maschine gestartet.
Is he a real doctor? He talks so normally. Ist der wohl ein richtiger Arzt? Der spricht so normal.
He contrived a new engine that does not use gas. Er hat einen neuen Motor erfunden, der kein Benzin braucht.
The only thing on the table that I normally wouldn't eat is that stuff on the yellow plate. Das Einzige auf dem Tisch, das ich normalerweise nicht essen würde, ist das Zeug auf dem gelben Teller.
Please tell me how to start the engine. Bitte sagen Sie mir, wie man den Motor startet.
How many hours do you normally work? Wie viele Stunden arbeitest du gewöhnlich?
Every Sunday, Takashi loves to adjust his car's engine. Jeden Sonntag stellt Takashi sehr gerne den Motor seines Autos ein.
I eat breakfast here normally. Normalerweise frühstücke ich hier.
Is it true you assembled the engine by yourself? Stimmt es, dass du den Motor selbst zusammengebaut hast?
A sentence normally has a subject and a verb. Ein Satz hat normalerweise ein Subjekt und ein Verb.
It is doubtful if we can get the engine working. Es ist zu bezweifeln, ob wir die Maschine zu laufen bekommen.
Normally, I'm a very peaceful man. But if my family is threatened, there's no telling what I'll do. Normalerweise bin ich ein friedlicher Mann. Aber wenn meine Familie bedroht ist dann ist unabsehbar was ich tun werde.
If you pressed that button, the engine would stop. Nachdem du diesen Knopf gedrückt hast, wird die Maschine anhalten.
Normally, we don't do that in Spain. Normalerweise machen wir das in Spanien nicht.
I have to disassemble this engine. Ich muss diesen Motor auseinanderbauen.
This verb is normally used only in the third person. Dieses Verb wird gewöhnlich nur in der dritten Person benutzt.
The car has a new engine. Das Auto hat einen neuen Motor.
Japan's national budget for a new fiscal year is normally compiled in December. Japans Staatshaushalt für das neue Haushaltsjahr wird normalerweise im Dezember zusammengestellt.
The engine is driven by steam. Die Lokomotive wird von Dampf angetrieben.
The engine wouldn't start. Der Motor wollte nicht anspringen.
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