Examples of using "Löcher" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do black holes exist?
There are holes in the roof.
You made the holes deeper.
Badgers dig deep holes.
There are holes in the roof.
My handkerchief has holes in it.
- The packet of sugar has holes in it.
- This packet of sugar has holes in it.
There are holes in the floor.
My shoes have holes in them.
Black holes are very dense.
Let's have a look at down some of these holes.
You haven't deepened the holes.
Have we been able to successfully close the holes.
How do they get the holes in cheese?
Gruyere is a Swiss cheese, but it doesn't have any holes in it.
The more cheese, the more holes. The more holes, the less cheese. Thus: The more cheese, the less cheese.
The gravitational waves were generated by the merger of two black holes.
Mum, how do they get the holes in cheese?
And that too, these holes everywhere.
There is a leak in the roof.
A question that children commonly ask is: "Where do the holes in the cheese come from?"
Black holes are so dense that their gravitational pull can trap even light.
Black holes and wormholes are like shortcuts of them, like a shortcut tab again
Dr. Hawking predicted that black holes emit radiation in the X-ray to gamma-ray range of the spectrum.
You might as well read a novel instead of staring at the ceiling.
We didn't know the box had holes in it. We lost half of the load along the way.
The new tax law is full of loopholes.
The butter was so hard that it was impossible to spread it on the bread without tearing holes into it.
When I was a kid, mum used to darn our socks when they got holes in them. Nowadays, most people just throw them away and buy a new pair.
I must be careful with how I sit in this cheap IKEA office chair, to make sure that the two screws poking through the synthetic cover don't prick me in the thighs.