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Do you think you will be okay until our arrival at the next train station?

  1. Meinen Sie, dass Sie zum nächsten Bahnhof aushalten?
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Weitere Redewendungen — "Do you think you will be okay until our arrival at the next train station?"

Substantiv
train station , railway station BrE , railroad station AmE = der Bahnhof
andere
The paramedics will wait for you at the next train station. = Die Sanitäter werden auf Sie am nächsten Bahnhof warten.
At the next stop many people will board the train. = Am nächsten Bahnhof werden viele Leute den Zug besteigen.
There will be a new coach waiting for us at the next train station. = Am nächsten Bahnhof wird auf uns ein neuer Waggon warten.
Siehe auch: keep going until you get to the bus station • The next train will arrive in three hours. • The train will wait 5 minutes after our arrival. • train pulls into a station • Get off at the next train stop. • train pulls out of a station • Where is the nearest train station? • When is the next train to Manchester? • Our train is delayed for an additional 10 minutes. • The train won't continue its journey until the investigation is finished. • The station is being renovated so trains do not wait for the delayed passengers • The next train to Wrocław is in 10 minutes already. • Can we schedule our meeting for next week, then? • There are only a few tracks available due to the renovation so your next train cannot wait for you.

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andere
die Abkürzung von "you all" = y'all
Substantiv
Abkürzung von "what are you" oder "what do you" = whatcha
Abkürzung von "you will" = you'll
Abkürzung von "you had" = you'd
die Abkürzung von 'you are' = you're
die Abkürzung von 'you have' = you've
die Abkürzung von "got you" = gotcha
Idiom
bite off more than you can chew = bite off more than you can chew