Usage examples of "get on to" in English with translation to German

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I am always tense before I get on an airplane. Ich bin immer angespannt, bevor ich ein Flugzeug besteige.
I passed the information on to him. Ich leitete die Information an ihn weiter.
We'll get on the airplane in an hour. Wir steigen in einer Stunde ins Flugzeug.
What clothes do you think I should put on to go to my date tomorrow? Was meinst du, welche Sachen sollte ich morgen zu meinem Date anziehen?
Get on the horse. Steig auf das Pferd.
Put down your name on the list and pass it on to the next person. Trage deinen Namen in der Liste ein und reiche sie an die nächste Person weiter.
You're starting to get on my tits. Du gehst mir langsam auf die Eier.
Hold on to the hand rail. Halt dich am Geländer fest.
I missed my flight. Can I get on the next flight? Ich habe das Flugzeug verpasst, kann ich das nächste bekommen?
I trust that China will go on to take a more active part. Ich glaube, dass China eine aktivere Rolle spielen wird.
We get on well with our neighbors. Wir kommen gut mit unseren Nachbarn zurecht.
Two girls were hanging on to Tom's arms. Zwei Mädchen hingen an Toms Armen.
You must buy a ticket to get on the bus. Um in den Bus zu steigen, musst du ein Ticket kaufen.
I caught on to what the teacher was explaining. Ich kapierte, was der Lehrer da erklärte.
You have to get on that bus to go to the museum. Du musst diesen Bus nehmen, um zum Museum zu kommen.
Christopher Columbus's "The Idiot's Guide to Killing a Shark Barehanded" and "The Twenty Ways to Strangle a Giant Squid" both went on to become bestsellers. Christoph Kolumbus’ „Idiotensicherer Leitfaden, wie man einen Haifisch mit bloßen Händen tötet“ und „Die zwanzig Möglichkeiten, einen Riesenkalmar zu erwürgen“ wurden beide Verkaufsschlager.
Get on the bus. Steige in den Bus ein!
In order to cross from one sentence to the other, Tom was stretching out his arm. Mary clinged firmly on to it and jumped over the dot, avoiding to fall in the space. Um von einem Satz zum anderen zu gelangen, reicht Tom ihr seinen Arm. Mary hielt sich daran fest und sprang über den Punkt, wobei sie vermied, in den Zwischenraum zu fallen.
Whenever I get on the subway I put my wallet in my front pocket. Immer, wenn ich mit der U-Bahn fahre, tue ich meine Brieftasche in meine Brusttasche.
He picked up a hat and put it on to see how it would look. Er nahm einen Hut in die Hand und setzte ihn sich auf, um zu sehen, wie er damit aussah.
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