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gesamt ohne
Getting started
Name:
Klasse:
Datum:
Getting started
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to get started
starten, anfangen
to organise
organisieren
He organised the party. He bought drinks and invited
everyone.
to reach
erreichen, eintreffen (bei)
Your answers for the competition have to reach us
by 6 June.
aim
Ziel
classmate
KlassenkameradIn
English lessons are fun because I like my classmates.
to interview
befragen, interviewen
She interviewed him about the job so she could find out
more about him.
to take notes
(sich) Notizen machen
Listen to the dialogue and take notes.
to sum up
zusammenfassen
information
Information(en), Angaben
I need some more information about your job.
to collect
sammeln, holen
Collect all the books together and put them back on the
bookcase.
present
gegenwärtig, jetzig
home address
Heimatadresse
favourite
liebste/r/s, Lieblings-
actor
Schauspieler
Brad Pitt is a pretty good actor.
to contact
Kontakt aufnehmen zu,
sich wenden an
Please contact me if you have any problems.
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a bit
ein wenig, ein bisschen
star sign
Sternzeichen
Aries
Widder (Sternzeichen)
Austrian
ÖsterreicherIn, österreichisch
to move to
umziehen nach
Vienna
Wien
He moved to Graz from Vienna.
curious about
neugierig auf
curl
Locke
to seem
scheinen
She seems nice. I really like her.
according to
zufolge, laut, nach
According to Ben, the new teacher is really nice.
rather
ziemlich
slim
schlank
to do sports
Sport treiben
good-humoured
gut gelaunt, freundlich
helpful
hilfsbereit
patient
geduldig
to keep a secret
Geheimnis bewahren,
nicht weitersagen
She’s not fat. She’s slim.
She’s very helpful when you have a problem and tries to
find a solution.
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to promise
versprechen
to go boxing
boxen
romantic
romantisch
to prefer
vorziehen, lieber mögen
thriller
spannender Film, Krimi
action movie
Actionfilm
even if
selbst wenn
Australia
Australien
to stroke
streicheln
koala
Koala(bär)
to be a bad cook
schlecht kochen können
I promised not to do it, and I won’t.
I prefer chicken to fish. It’s much nicer.
to have green fingers
einen grünen Daumen haben
portrait
Porträt
to include
einbeziehen, einschließen
date of birth
Geburtsdatum
place of birth
Geburtsort
nationality
Staatsangehörigkeit, Nationalität
description
Beschreibung, Schilderung
characteristics
typische Merkmale, Eigenschaften
favourite
Lieblings(person, -fach), FavoritIn
subject
(Schul-)Fach
to put up
aufbauen, aufhängen
We have to include some potatoes in the menu.
Can you give me a description of your brother? – He’s tall
with dark hair.
design
Entwurf, Konstruktion
to add
hinzufügen
Add the names to the list.
skill
Fertigkeit, Fähigkeit
Playing a musical instrument is a skill.
to revise
(den Stoff) wiederholen, auffrischen
questionnaire
Fragebogen
single
einzig
to deal with
sich befassen mit
You have to deal with your problem. You can’t just ignore
it.
topic
Thema
We’re talking about the topic of violence in films.
basic
grundsätzlich, wesentlich
The basic things you need to live are food and water.
to introduce oneself
(sich) vorstellen
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everyday
alltäglich, Alltags-
occurrence
Ereignis, Vorfall
daily routine
Tagesablauf
present
Gegenwart
to form
bilden
negation
Verneinung, verneinter Satz
statement
Aussage
hardly ever
fast nie
Are the following statements true or false?
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grammar school
Gymnasium
secondary school
weiterführende Schule
A secondary school is where children older than 11 go.
private
privat
We have to talk in private. I don’t want everyone to hear.
English-speaking
englischsprachig
not that much
nicht so sehr
as far as … are concerned
was … betrifft
individual
individuell, eigen
difficulty
Schwierigkeit
I had difficulty understanding him. It was very hard to
hear him.
to improve
verbessern
His English has improved. It is much better now.
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timetable
Fahrplan, Stundenplan
Look at the timetable to see when the next train leaves.
typical
typisch
It’s a typical day. I always go to the shop in the morning.
commercial college
Handelsakademie
= commercial school
to compare
vergleichen
English is exciting when you compare it to maths!
similarity
Ähnlichkeit
= opposite of difference
well
gut, nun
actually
eigentlich, tatsächlich
biology
Biologie
religious instruction
Religionsunterricht
accounting
Buchhaltung
business studies
Betriebswirtschaftslehre (BWL)
geography
Geografie
personal development
persönliche Entwicklung,
Persönlichkeitsbildung
information technology
Informationstechnologie
business informatics
Wirtschaftsinformatik
physical education
Turnen, Sportunterricht
to attend school
zur Schule gehen
business college
Wirtschafts(fachhoch)schule,
Handelsakademie
impression
Eindruck
experience
Erlebnis
cafeteria
Kantine (mit Selbstbedienung),
Cafeteria
Everyone thinks I don’t like shopping but I don’t actually
mind it.
She made a good impression on the family. They liked her
immediately.
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sorry for being late
Entschuldigung, dass ich zu spät
komme
to lose one’s way
sich verirren
corridor
Korridor, Gang
sports ground
Sportplatz
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amazing
erstaunlich, unglaublich
gymnasium
Turnhalle
He had amazing eyes. They were really nice.
equipment
Einrichtung, Austattung, Geräte
progress
Fortschritt(e)
to be fun
Spaß machen
surprise
Überraschung
Jenny’s birthday party is going to be a surprise.
She doesn’t know yet!
to imagine
sich vorstellen
Could you imagine being a teacher?
I’ve got all the equipment I need to go skiing.
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company
Firma
to run a business
eine Firma leiten
of your own
(Ihr) eigene/r/s
to keep an eye on
ein (wachsames) Auge haben auf
useful
nützlich
enthusiastically
begeistert
from abroad
aus dem Ausland
Croatia
Kroatien
Bosnia
Bosnien
Serbia
Serbien
I have a room of my own. It’s mine.
The book was useful. It really helped me.
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to complete
vervollständigen
Complete the text with the words from the box.
missing
fehlend
One of my friends is missing. We don’t know where she is.
primary school
Volksschule
to sound
(sich) anhören, klingen
funny
lustig, seltsam, merkwürdig, witzig
exotic
exotisch
order
Reihenfolge
home country
Heimatland
stuff
Stoff, Sachen
foreign
fremd
language
Sprache
to succeed
Erfolg haben
additional
zusätzlich
The TV programme was very funny. I laughed a lot.
Put the following sentences in the right order.
What language do Americans speak? – English.
= extra
further
weitere(s, r)
to simulate
simulieren
chat
Unterhaltung, Plauderei
We had a nice little chat about the weekend and talked
about our plans.
colleague
Kollege/Kollegin
= people you work with
to record
aufnehmen, -zeichnen
file
Datei
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Unit 1: Welcome home
Name:
Klasse:
Datum:
Unit 1: Welcome home
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furniture
Möbel
The furniture shop sells beds.
equipment
Einrichtung, Austattung, Geräte
I’ve got all the equipment I need to go skiing.
opinion
Meinung, Einschätzung
I don’t like him, but that’s only my opinion. My sister likes
him.
flat BE
Wohnung
AE = apartment
period property
Altbau
terraced house BE
Reihenhaus
AE = row house
detached house BE
frei stehendes Haus
AE = single family house
country house
Landhaus
suburb
Vorort, -stadt
balcony
Balkon
terrace
Terrasse
old-fashioned
altmodisch
square metre
Quadratmeter
square
Quadrat
rectangular
rechteckig
My parents don’t live in the city centre. Their house is in
the suburbs.
busy
verkehrsreich, belebt
open countryside
freie Landschaft
She is very busy so she can’t come to the party tonight.
bookcase
Bücherregal
I put all the books in the bookcase.
armchair
Armsessel
My dad always sits in that armchair when he reads.
bedside cabinet
Nachtkästchen
bedside table
Nachttisch
ceiling
(Zimmer-)Decke
window-frame
Fensterrahmen
to colour
(an)streichen, einfärben
floor
(Fuß-)Boden
to carpet
(mit Teppichboden) auslegen
to cover
(be)decken
linoleum
Linoleum
to tile
kacheln, fliesen
varnished
lackiert
You don’t have to sit on the floor. There are lots of chairs.
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appointment
Termin
estate agent
ImmobilienmaklerIn
to show sb around
jdn herumführen
to check
(über)prüfen
hall
Flur, Vorzimmer
on the left
auf der linken Seite
I have an appointment with the doctor at 10.
He’s checking the answers to see if they are right.
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on the right
auf der rechten Seite
to lead
führen
upstairs
oben, im oberen Stockwerk
The bathroom’s upstairs. Go up the staircase and it’s on
the right.
straight ahead
geradeaus
The school isn’t on the right. It’s straight ahead.
lovely
schön, hübsch
It’s really lovely here. Everyone is nice.
to stretch
sich erstrecken
back
Rückseite, Rücken
as well as
sowie
I like films as well as TV. They’re both fun.
to go out
hinausgehen
Can we go out to the cinema?
part of
Teil von
Scotland is a part of Great Britain.
staircase
Treppe
The staircase goes up to the bedrooms.
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a few
einige, ein paar
to move into
einziehen in
to match
zuordnen
back door
Hintertür
dining room
Speisezimmer
front door
Vorder-, Haustür
front path
Zugang
garage
Garage
staircase
Treppe
We always eat our meals together at our big table in the
dining room.
The staircase goes up to the bedrooms.
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except
außer
a real mess
totales Chaos
to work out
ausarbeiten, herausfinden
to jot down
notieren, aufschreiben
orally
mündlich
the British
die Briten
to own
besitzen
They own the house. It’s theirs.
figure
Zahl, Ziffer
50% of people own their homes, but this figure gets
bigger every year.
floor plan
Grundriss
fixtures
Einbauten
radiator
Heizkörper
power point
Steckdose
to mark
markieren, angeben
possibly
möglicherweise
inwards
nach innen
Jot down the answers in your notebook.
I could possibly be late. I don’t know yet.
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outwards
nach außen
to the right
nach rechts
to the left
nach links
to position
anordnen
label
Schild(chen)
The labels on the picture tell us what everything is.
bunk-bed
Stockbett
wardrobe
Kleiderschrank
bedside lamp
Nachttischlampe
desk lamp
Schreibtischlampe
ceiling light
Deckenleuchte
VDU
Bildschirm, Monitor
wastepaper bin
Papierkorb
Put the magazine in the wastepaper bin. We don’t need it
anymore.
to be present
anwesend sein
Is everyone in the class present? Are you all here?
certain
bestimmt
She’ll only eat at certain restaurants. She won’t eat at all of
them.
article
Artikel
She wrote a good article about TV for the paper.
summary
Zusammenfassung
A summary of the book is she loves him but he loves her
sister.
keyword
Schlüssel-, Stichwort
to highlight
hervorheben, markieren
to pay attention
aufpassen, achten auf
feature
Merkmal
advantage
Vorteil, Vorzug
houseboat
Hausboot
century
Jahrhundert
barge
Lastkahn
once
einst(mals)
housework
Hausarbeit(en)
to move
(sich) bewegen
tide
Gezeiten, Flut
storm
Sturm
challenge
Herausforderung, Aufgabe
boat trip
Bootsfahrt
childhood
Kindheit
to mean
bedeuten, meinen, sagen wollen
freedom
Freiheit
to untie
losbinden
adventure
Abenteuer
All my clothes are in the wardrobe.
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The scheme has many advantages. There are lots of good
things about it.
= 100 years
My dad does the housework. He washes the clothes and
cooks.
Climbing Everest will be a challenge but I’m sure I can do
it.
I didn’t mean that. That’s not what I wanted to say.
What an adventure climbing Mount Everest would be!
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excursion
Ausflug, Exkursion
round to
bis nach
rough
rau
to be shocked
schockiert sein
to fix
befestigen
to fly about
herumfliegen
heaven
(der) Himmel
earth
Erde
gently
behutsam, leicht
cradle
Wiege
health
Gesundheit
to permit
(es) erlauben
We went on an excursion to Wales. It was a good trip
actually.
Cook them gently. We don’t want them to be too brown.
The doctor said that smoking is bad for your health.
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lighthouse
Leuchtturm
estuary
Mündung(sgebiet)
to run
betreiben
guesthouse
Gästehaus, Gasthof
popular
beliebt, populär
to stay overnight
übernachten
with en-suite
mit eigenem Badezimmer
especially
besonders, insbesondere
lamp room
Raum für die Lampen
The shop is very popular. A lot of people go there.
I really like meat, especially chicken. Chicken is my
favourite.
electrical storm
Gewitter
view
Ausblick, -sicht
There’s a lovely view from this mountain. I can even see
the sea.
close
nah(e), in der Nähe
The nearest shop is quite close by.
den
Höhle
washed-up
angeschwemmt
tree trunk
Baumstamm
flotsam and jetsam
Treibgut
treasured
geschätzt
memory
Gedächtnis, Erinnerung
tonne
Tonne
whale
Wal
strand
stranden
sandbank
Sandbank
advertisement
Anzeige, Inserat, Werbespot
I saw an advertisement for a job in the paper.
to offer
(an)bieten
The school offers lessons in Italian and Spanish, too.
for sale
zum Verkauf
cheap
billig, günstig
to renovate
renovieren
What’s your name again? I’m sorry that my memory is so
bad!
The bed was really cheap. We only paid £20.
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to refurbish
renovieren, herrichten
to marry
heiraten
B&B
Übernachtung mit Frühstück
success
Erfolg
in the middle of nowhere
im Niemandsland
feeling
Gefühl
They never think about my feelings. They just do what
they want to do.
to protect
(be)schützen
Crash helmets protect your head in an accident.
marvellous
wunderbar, -voll
sight
Blick, Anblick
all of a sudden
ganz plötzlich
to appear
erscheinen
to justify
begründen
choice
Wahl, Auswahl
The party was a success. Everyone enjoyed it and it went
well.
What a sight! The mountains look beautiful from here.
You have a choice: we can go to the cinema or the theatre.
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to feel comfortable
sich wohl fühlen
to recharge
aufladen
battery
Batterie
to furnish
einrichten
feng shui
Feng Shui
principle
Grundsatz, Prinzip
happiness
Glück, Zufriedenheit
wealth
Reichtum
to make for
sich begeben
ancient
(sehr) alt
the Chinese
die Chinesen
to feed
ernähren, verköstigen
wealthy
wohlhabend, reich
basket
Korb
sweets
Süßigkeiten
normally
normalerweise
member
Mitglied
I’m a member of the leisure centre.
to relax
(sich) entspannen, ausruhen
I like to relax with a book after a stressful day at work.
company
Gesellschaft
My friends are really nice. They’re good company, too.
heart
Herz
to drop in
vorbeikommen, hereinschauen
free time
Freizeit, freie Zeit
I read a lot in my free time when I don’t have to go to
school.
brackets
Klammer
(This sentence is in brackets)
on Sundays
sonntags
grandmother
Großmutter
grandfather
Großvater
He spent a lot of money furnishing his house.
Money doesn’t always lead to happiness.
She feeds her children chocolate every day.
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get-together
Treffen, Zusammenkunft
precious
wertvoll, kostbar
youth
Jugend
story teller
GeschichtenerzählerIn
to laugh
lachen
This stone is extremely precious. It’s worth a lot of
money.
It’s better to laugh than cry.
to envy
beneiden
to get along with each
other
(gut) miteinander auskommen
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heavily
schwer, sehr, stark
to repair
reparieren
nap
Schläfchen, Nickerchen
to come round
vorbeischauen, -kommen
My friend came round to listen to some CDs.
snack
Imbiss
I normally have a snack between breakfast and lunch.
cartoon
Karikatur
washing
Wäsche
goldfish bowl
Goldfischbecken
When a car breaks down, you have to repair it.
I’m doing the washing. My clothes were dirty.
lawnmower
Rasenmäher
to bark at
anbellen
I don’t like it when dogs bark at me
to hang out
aufhängen
I’m going to hang out the washing tomorrow.
to shine
scheinen
Perhaps the sun will shine tomorrow.
goldfish
Goldfisch
next-door neighbour
unmittelbare/r NachbarIn,
der Nachbar nebenan
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cowboy’s breakfast
herzhaftes Frühstück
tasty
schmackhaft
dish
Essen, Gericht
dialogue
Dialog
to chop
(klein) schneiden
to fetch
holen
to heat
erhitzen
to stir
umrühren
cooker
Herd
Keep your hair on! inf
Reg dich nicht auf!
= don’t get stressed
saucepan
Kochtopf
Put all the chicken in a saucepan to cook.
wooden
hölzern, Holz-
= made from wood
chopping board
Schneidebrett
tin
Dose, Büchse
corned beef
Corned beef, Pökelfleisch
baked beans
gebackene Bohnen
This bread is really tasty. Can I have some more?
= two people talking to each other
Heat the chicken until it is warm.
I’m hungry. Have you put the dinner in the cooker?
We’re using a tin of tomatoes, not fresh ones
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pepper
Pfeffer
sauce
Soße
servant
Dienstmädchen, -bote
to go ahead
anfangen
thick
dick (bei Material)
We need to make the sauce for the chicken now so it’s not
so dry.
Cut the tomato into thick slices, at least 1 cm thick.
slice
Scheibe, Stück
cube
Würfel
heat
Hitze, Wärme
I can feel the heat. It’s really warm.
mixture
Mischung
Then we have to cook the chicken and vegetable mixture.
medium
mittel
It’s not big and it’s not small. It’s medium.
to enjoy
genießen, gern tun
I enjoy cooking. I really like it.
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argument
Argument
instead of
(an)statt
vice versa
(und) umgekehrt
to imagine
sich vorstellen
either … or
entweder … oder
importance
Wichtigkeit, Bedeutung
OK. So we’ll go to the cinema instead of shopping.
Could you imagine being a teacher?
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wordbank
thematischer Wortschatz
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Unit 2: Shopping
Name:
Klasse:
Datum:
Unit 2: Shopping
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example
Beispiel
A carrot is an example of a vegetable.
chain store
Filiale (einer Ladenkette)
department store
Kauf-, Warenhaus
Harrods is a big department store in London.
ordinary
gewöhnlich, normal
It’s just an ordinary shop. There’s nothing special about it.
outlet
Filiale, Verkaufsstelle
shopping centre
Einkaufszentrum
The big shopping centre in town has over 80 shops in it.
mall AE
Einkaufszentrum
BE = shopping centre
shopping parade BE
Einkaufsstraße, -passage
strip mall AE
Einkaufsstraße, -passage
supermarket
Supermarkt
mail order catalogue
Versandhauskatalog
market stall
Marktstand
teleshopping
Teleshopping
online
online
baker’s
Bäcker(ei)
customer
Kunde/Kundin
The shop has a lot of customers. They spend a lot of
money.
shopper
KäuferIn
= a person who goes shopping
goods
Ware(n), Güter
There are a lot of different goods to buy in the shopping
mall.
service
Dienst(leistung)
specialist
Fach-
chemist
ApothekerIn
stationer
SchreibwarenhändlerIn
generally
im Allgemeinen, normalerweise
usually
gewöhnlich, meistens
We go to the supermarket every week to buy our food.
We use our computer to buy a lot of clothes online.
I generally get up at seven o’clock every morning.
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class trip
Klassenfahrt
Cambridge
Universitätsstadt in Mittelengland
eastern
östlich, Ost-
to role-play
im Rollenspiel darstellen
role
Rolle
several
etliche, einige, mehrere
blouse
Bluse
I like your blouse. It matches your skirt.
size
Größe
This jacket is too small. Have you got a bigger size?
I’m afraid
leider
I’m afraid she’s not here any more.
remainder
Rest(bestand)
range
Sortiment, Auswahl
Vienna is a city in eastern Austria.
We didn’t just go to one shop, we went to several.
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suitable
geeignet, passend
The book isn’t suitable for children. Children shouldn’t
read it.
to depend
abhängen (von)
price range
Preisgruppe, -segment
voucher
Gutschein
to browse
stöbern, sich umsehen
at all
überhaupt
to give sb a call
jdn anrufen
you’re welcome
gern (geschehen), bitte (schön)
I don’t like it at all.
= what you say after someone has said “thank you”
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digital
digital
rechargeable
aufladbar
ready-charged
aufgeladen
pack
Packung
on special offer
im Sonderangebot
quality
Qualität
to exchange
(um)tauschen
unwanted
unerwünscht
to lose
verlieren
sales slip
Quittung
leg
Bein
cash
Bargeld
credit card
Kreditkarte
The skirt is very good quality. It’s been well made.
I can’t find my watch. I think I lost it.
I haven’t got any money with me so I’m paying by credit
card.
store
Laden, Geschäft, Warenhaus
to try on
anprobieren
leggings
Leggings
to fit
passen (zu)
to match
(dazu) passen
sweatshirt
Sweatshirt
sale
Schlussverkauf, Ausverkauf
boot
Stiefel
Boots are warmer than shoes when it’s snowing.
tights
Strumpfhosen
She wore a brown skirt with black tights.
jumper
Pullover
If you’re cold, put on a jumper!
outdoor clothing
Oberbekleidung
clothing
Kleidung
This blouse doesn’t fit. It’s too big for me.
This sweatshirt is good for wearing in winter. It’s nice and
warm.
They sell a lot of nice clothing. The blouses and jackets
are really nice.
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shopping list
Einkaufsliste, -zettel
to suggest
vorschlagen
rubber
Gummi
to order
bestellen
I suggest you ring her at home.
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to fire away
schieß los
at least
wenigstens, mindestens
to be at sth
dabei sein
to forgive
verzeihen
to go on to
weitergehen zu
to pick up
abholen
We have to pick John up from the train station tomorrow.
anyhow
jedenfalls
Anyhow, what was I saying?
to hang on
dranbleiben, warten
to call in at
vorbeischauen bei
to be careful about
achten auf
We need at least four tomatoes, no less.
I’m very sorry. Please forgive me.
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to queue up
sich anstellen
= to wait in a line
pre-reading
vor dem Lesen
assignment
Aufgabe
= exercise
to afford
(es) sich leisten (können)
I can’t afford to buy this car. I haven’t got any money.
boutique
Boutique
latest
neueste/r/s
to get older
älter werden
As she got older, she started to go out with her friends
more.
department
Abteilung
She works in the shoe department in Harrods.
bargain counter
Wühltisch
boring
langweilig
It was interesting at first but now it’s boring.
to laugh at
lachen über, auslachen
They laughed at me because they thought I looked stupid.
to discover
entdecken
Columbus discovered America in 1492.
second-hand
gebraucht, aus zweiter Hand
to hang
(auf)hängen
rack
(Kleider-)Ständer
shop sign
Ladenschild
an hour or so
ungefähr eine Stunde
I’ll be there in an hour or so.
later
später
She can’t come at 7. She’ll come a bit later though –
at about 9.
to open for business
das Geschäft (er)öffnen
smartly-dressed
elegant gekleidet
fabulous
fabelhaft
It was a fabulous film. It was really good.
to come from
stammen aus/von
Monika comes from Austria. She lives near Salzburg.
to spend a fortune on
ein Vermögen ausgeben für
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fashionable
modisch, modern, schick
once
einmal
to be like sb
wie jmd sein
smart
schick, flott, elegant
exclusive
exklusiv
designer label
Designermarke
shopping basket
Einkaufskorb
debt
Schulden
for real
echt, real
Boots are fashionable today. Everyone’s wearing them.
This dress is very smart. Is it expensive?
I need to earn more money to pay my debts.
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equivalent
Entsprechung
to underline
unterstreichen
Underline the correct word.
expression
Ausdruck
What does the expression “You’re welcome” mean?
space
Raum, Platz
Is there space for one more person in the car?
changing room
Umkleideraum, -kabine
Where are the changing rooms? I want to see if these
trousers fit.
full-length
lang
mirror
Spiegel
Stop looking at yourself in the mirror!
unfashionable
unmodern
= not fashionable
at last
endlich, schließlich
It took a long time to read but I have finished the book
at last!
uninteresting
uninteressant
= boring
pretend
Spiel-
electronic
elektronisch
entertainment
Unterhaltung
Listening to music is good entertainment.
common
gewöhnlich, normal, üblich
Sarah is quite a common name in Britain.
particular
bestimmt, besonder, speziell
Is there anything particular you want to buy?
collocation
Kollokation
synonymous
synonym
interchangeable
austauschbar
dictionary
Wörterbuch
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to discuss
besprechen, diskutieren (über),
erörtern
They discussed what to do about the problem.
etc.
usw.
product
Produkt, Erzeugnis
pros and cons
Für und Wider, Pro und Contra
convenient
bequem, praktisch
It’s very convenient living near the school because then
I don’t have to walk far every day.
huge
riesig
The building is huge. It’s really big.
selection
Auswahl, Angebot
There’s a big selection of chocolate. There’s actually too
much choice.
There were a lot of different products to buy at the
shopping centre.
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competitive
konkurrenzfähig
delivery
Zustellung, Lieferung
temptation
Versuchung
to control
kontrollieren, beherrschen
to slide into
(ab)rutschen in
trap
Falle
Make sure you don’t fall into that trap!
even
sogar (noch)
Everyone was dancing, even James who doesn’t normally
dance.
peer-group pressure
Gruppendruck Gleichgestellter
security
Sicherheit
payment
Bezahlung, Zahlung
personal data
persönliche Daten
Eating lots of chocolate is a temptation that is hard to
resist.
You can make the payment by credit card.
not … anymore
nicht mehr
advert
Inserat, Annonce, Anzeige
= advertisement
local
örtlich, hiesig, einheimisch
We went to our local pub because it’s near to our house.
to auction
versteigern
item
Posten, Artikel, Gegenstand
to exaggerate
übertreiben
How many items of clothing did you buy?
to keep quiet about
verschweigen
disadvantage
Nachteil
= opposite of advantage
gap
Lücke
Fill in the gap with the right word.
opening
Eröffnung
to attract
anlocken
gift
Geschenk
travel agent
Reiseverkehrskauffrau/-mann,
Reisebüro
car park
Parkplatz, -haus
shuttle
Zubringerbus
to show up
erscheinen, auftauchen
worried
besorgt, beunruhigt
I’m worried about Anne. She’s got a lot of problems at the
moment.
to belong to
gehören (zu)
The skirt isn’t mine. It belongs to my sister.
to replace
ersetzen, austauschen
I broke your cup but I’ve bought a new one to replace it.
to notice
(be)merken
I notice you’re wearing a new dress. It’s very nice.
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We got a nice gift from our granny for Christmas.
We left the car in the car park and walked to the mall.
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to go on
geschehen, vor sich gehen
cubicle
(Umkleide-)Kabine
comic
Comic(heft)
corner
Ecke
shelf
Regal(brett)
Put the chairs over there in the corner of the room.
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purchase
(Ein-)Kauf
owner
BesitzerIn, EigentümerIn
mobile phone
Mobiltelefon, Handy
He’s not at home so I have to ring him on his mobile
phone.
caller
AnruferIn
The phone rang this afternoon. The caller was a good
friend of mine.
in fact
tatsächlich
The book wasn’t very cheap. In fact, it was very expensive.
whole
ganze/r/s
I haven’t seen the whole film. I’ve only seen the end of it.
to take off
ausziehen
She took off her jumper because she was hot.
to turn out
sich herausstellen
grateful
dankbar
paragraph
Absatz, Abschnitt
Read the first paragraph and then answer the questions.
truly
wirklich, tatsächlich
I am truly sorry. I’m very, very sorry.
to apologize
sich entschuldigen
I apologized for stealing the trousers.
to resist
widerstehen
ashamed
beschämt
closing
abschließend
kindness
Güte, Freundlichkeit
understanding
Verständnis
Yours (very) sincerely
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
to dress
(sich) anziehen, kleiden
cotton
Baumwolle
flip flops
Zehensandalen
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to put up with
sich abfinden mit, ertragen
uncool
unmodisch
Thank you for your kindness. You were really nice to me.
She dresses in skirts and blouses even when it’s cold and
snowing.
= not cool
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shop chain
Ladenkette
to act out
vorspielen, aufführen
strength
Kraft, Stärke
weakness
Schwäche
staff discount
Mitarbeiterrabatt
Employees get a 20% staff discount on all products.
to report back
Bericht erstatten, berichten über
Report back to me when you know more.
We acted out the dialogue. It was a lot of fun!
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butcher’s
Schlachter, Fleischhauer
chemist’s
Drogerie, Apotheke
greengrocer’s
Obst- und Gemüsegeschäft
store detective
WarenhausdetektivIn
The store detective caught the shoplifter.
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Klasse:
Datum:
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wired
vernetzt
home entertainment
Unterhaltungselektronik
behaviour
Verhalten, Benehmen
His behaviour was really bad. He should be more polite.
survey
(Meinungs-)Umfrage, Befragung
We did a survey to find out who liked watching TV.
board game
Brettspiel
puzzle
Puzzle, Rätsel
to surf
surfen
percentage
Prozentsatz
population
Bevölkerung
Icelander
IsländerIn
Norway
Norwegen
Finland
Finnland
Sweden
Schweden
equivalent
entsprechend
I like to find information by surfing the internet.
The population of Austria is about 8.4 million.
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to hang out
rumhängen, sich rumtreiben
to chill out
sich entspannen, abhängen
to care for
sorgen für, sich kümmern um
She cared for her neighbour’s children while they went to
the cinema.
message
Nachricht, Botschaft
He finally got the message and understood what I was
saying.
image
Bild
= picture
social networking
Kommunikation über OnlinePlattformen
least
am wenigsten
Basketball is my least favourite sport. I don’t like it at all.
pastime
Zeitvertreib
= hobby
eel
Aal
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couch potato
StubenhockerIn, DauerglotzerIn
thought
Gedanke
Have you had any thoughts about what you want for your
birthday?
programme
Sendung, Programm
What’s your favourite TV programme?
frustrated
frustriert
late night TV
Spätabendprogramm
automatically
automatisch
He automatically turned on the TV. He did it without
thinking.
mainly
hauptsächlich
He mainly goes to England for his holiday but he
sometimes goes to Austria.
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journalist
JournalistIn
seriously
ernsthaft
It’s a serious problem. We can’t just laugh about it.
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to lose interest in
das Interesse verlieren an
stamp collecting
Briefmarkensammeln
say
beispielsweise
= for example
film star
Filmstar
Brad Pitt is a popular film star.
community
Gemeinde, Bevölkerungsgruppe
so far
bis jetzt
I have collected 10 posters so far but I’ll soon get more.
exactly
exakt, genau
What’s the time, please? It’s exactly 10.23.
Good heavens!
Ach du meine Güte!
honest
ehrlich
to take over
übernehmen
collection
Sammlung
mag (magazine)
Zeitschrift, Magazin
to fold
(zusammen)falten
to pin
festmachen, heften
serious
ernsthaft
collector
SammlerIn
to manage to
(es) schaffen
I managed to find a nice skirt after looking in a lot of
shops.
luck
Glück
I’ve had a lot of luck lately. Everything is going well.
studio
Studio
to suppose
glauben, vermuten
to overtake
überholen
film-maker
FilmemacherIn
Be honest now and tell me the truth.
Shelly knows a lot about computers because she reads a lot
of computer mags.
It’s a serious problem. We can’t just laugh about it.
I don’t think so, but I suppose you could be right.
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study
Untersuchung, Studie
The study shows that 45% of people buy cheese every
week.
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an average of
durchschnittlich
generation
Generation
to turn off
aus-, abschalten
She turned the TV off when the programme finished.
activity
Aktivität, Tätigkeit
My favourite leisure time activity is playing football.
nowadays
heutzutage
People watch TV more nowadays than they did in the
past.
to swap
(aus)tauschen
closed
geschlossen
community
Gemeinde, Bevölkerungsgruppe
website
Website
I wanted to go to the shops but they were closed.
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unlike
im Gegensatz zu
conventional
herkömmlich, konventionell
Unlike my brother, I like watching TV.
chat room
Chatroom, (Diskussions-)Forum
at least
wenigstens, mindestens
theory
Theorie
to register
registrieren, eintragen
to invite
einladen
to join
eintreten (in), teilnehmen (an)
safe
sicher
prowler
HerumtreiberIn
bully
MobberIn
investigation
Untersuchung, Nachforschung
Greater Manchester
Groß-Manchester
growing
wachsend, steigend
at a time
auf einmal
said to be
das sein soll
award
Auszeichnung, Preis
responsible
verantwortungsvoll
caring
sozial (eingestellt),
verantwortungsvoll
attitude
Einstellung, Haltung
to set
festsetzen, -legen
minimum
Mindest-, minimal
safety
Sicherheit
Safety is very important. We don’t want any more
accidents.
rule
Regel, Bestimmung
You have to know the rules before you can play chess.
warning
Warnung
erotic
erotisch
cyber
Netz-, Internet-
offline
offline, nicht übers/im Internet
in spite of
trotz
hurtful
verletzend
to bully
tyrannisieren, mobben
vulnerable
verletzlich, verwundbar
text message
SMS(-Nachricht)
psychologist
Psychologe/Psychologin
to specialise in
sich spezialisieren auf
cyberbullying
Mobbing im Netz
sad
traurig
impossible
unmöglich
to police
(polizeilich) überwachen
by the time
bis, als
We need at least four tomatoes, no less.
We invited a lot of people to the party. I hope they come.
Living in the country is much safer than living in a big city.
There’s been a growing number of accidents. The number
is increasing.
I sometimes have to do more responsible jobs like writing
letters.
We enjoyed ourselves in spite of the little problem.
I’m sending him a text message about going to the
cinema.
Tim is sad because he’s being bullied.
By the time he gets here, the film will have already started.
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to identify
erkennen, identifizieren
damage
Schaden, Schäden
There wasn’t much damage. Only a few things were
broken.
experience
Erfahrung
I have a lot of experience working in a hotel. I’ve done it
before.
case
Fall
Amy can’t go. In that case, I have to go for her.
serious
ernst(haft)
It’s a serious problem. We can’t just laugh about it.
lasting
dauerhaft
aware
bewusst
Are you aware that what you said wasn’t very nice?
issue
Frage
Bullying is a serious issue.
to throw out the baby with
the bath water
das Kind mit dem Bade ausschütten
acquaintance
Bekannte/r
alias
Deckname
nasty
hässlich, gemein
suggestive
anzüglich
attachment
Anlage
unless
wenn nicht, es sei denn
to trust
vertrauen
adult
Erwachsene/r
She can be really nasty. She’s not always very nice to me.
My parents won’t trust me now that they know I stole that
blouse.
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unfortunately
unglücklicherweise, leider
properly
richtig, korrekt
to link (to)
verbinden (mit)
screen
Bildschirm, Leinwand
host
GastgeberIn
to leave sb alone
in Ruhe lassen
scary
furchterregend, gruselig
nightmare
Albtraum
surprise
Überraschung
I really wanted to have a picnic but unfortunately it
rained.
It would be nice if you could just leave me alone.
Jenny’s birthday party is going to be a surprise. She
doesn’t know yet!
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connector
Bindewort
to skim
überfliegen
author
AutorIn, VerfasserIn
criticism
Kritik
pessimism
Pessimismus
absolutely
absolut, völlig
Is that absolutely clear? Is everyone sure they understand
that?
unnecessary
unnötig
You don’t have to do that. It’s really unnecessary.
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to point out
hinweisen auf,
aufmerksam machen auf
She pointed out that there could be a problem.
to go on
fortfahren
to stress
betonen, hervorheben
be a great pity
es ist sehr schade
It’s a great pity Sarah can’t come. I’d like to see her again.
all in all
alles in allem
There were some bits I didn’t like, but all in all it was a
good film.
worth
wert
in particular
insbesondere, besonders
to criticise
kritisieren
My dad criticises my clothes. He doesn’t like them.
rather
lieber, eher
Shall we go shopping? – No. I’d rather go to the cinema.
completely
vollständig, völlig
I don’t know what you should do: it’s completely up to
you!
is up to you
bleibt dir überlassen
increase
Zunahme, Anstieg
The cost went up from 20p to 30p. That’s an increase of
10p.
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to take the dog for a walk
mit dem Hund Gassi gehen
for ages
eine Ewigkeit, sehr lange
rare
selten
I haven’t been to the cinema for ages.
element
Element, (einzelner) Bestandteil
to need to
müssen
to download
empfangen, herunterladen
I need to finish my homework before school tomorrow.
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non-stop
ununterbrochen, pausenlos
nobody else
niemand sonst
presentation
Vorführung, Vorstellung
recently
jüngst, kürzlich, neulich
setting
Szenerie, Schauplatz
camerawork
Kameraführung
length
Länge, Dauer
review
Rezension, Kritik
He was very critical of the play in his review.
blog
Blog, Internet-Tagebuch
If you’re bored, you can read my blog.
to interact
kommunizieren, zusammenarbeiten
face to face
von Angesicht zu Angesicht,
im persönlichen Kontakt
I went to the cinema recently. In fact, I went yesterday.
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Klasse:
Datum:
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leisure
Freizeit
wrestling
Ringen
likes and dislikes
Vorlieben und Abneigungen
point of view
Standpunkt, Ansicht
flowchart
Flussdiagramm
energetic
kraftvoll, energisch
to keep fit
(sich) fit halten
I do lots of sport to keep myself fit.
to develop
entwickeln
I’ve developed a liking for jazz. I never liked it before.
practical
praktisch
I like practical hobbies where you actually have to do
something.
table tennis
Tischtennis
judo
Judo
jazz dance
Jazztanz
DIY
Heimwerker-, Do it yourself-
mechanics
mechanische Fertigkeiten
photography
Fotografie
dress-making
Schneidern
film making
Filmemachen
My favourite leisure activity is playing basketball after
school.
I like football but that’s only my own point of view.
She’s good at photography. She takes really good photos.
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athletics
Leichtathletik
boxing
Boxen
to be keen on
gerne tun
I’m quite keen on cycling. It’s fun.
hunting
Jagen
I’m against fox hunting. I think it’s cruel.
to not mind
nichts dagegen haben
I don’t mind when you finish the job. Just make sure you
do it!
ice skating
Schlittschuhlaufen
abseiling
Abseilen
gymnastics
Gymnastik
target shooting
Scheibenschießen
weight-training
Kraftsporttraining
Weight-training keeps you fit and healthy.
bungee-jumping
Bungee-Springen
I went bungee-jumping last week. It was scary but
I raised lots of money for charity.
canoeing
Kanufahren
fishing
Angeln
hang-gliding
Drachenfliegen
in-line skating
Inlineskaten
parachuting
Fallschirmspringen
riding
Reiten
I go fishing with my dad once a week.
I like to go riding, but I’m afraid I might fall and hurt
myself.
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rowing
Rudern
sailing
Segeln
snowboarding
Snowboarden
windsurfing
Windsurfen
billiards
Billard
darts
Darts, Pfeilwurfspiel
ice hockey
Eishockey
mini golf
Minigolf
snooker
Billard
squash
Squash
for charity
für einen guten Zweck
finisher
WettkämpferIn, der/die das Ziel
erreicht
hurting
schmerzend
participant
TeilnehmerIn
sponsor
fördern, finanziell unterstützen
to train
trainieren
marathon
Marathon(lauf)
to take up
anfangen mit
long-distance
Langstrecken-
Olympics
Olympische Spiele
I can’t wait to go snowboarding in the mountains again!
I ran in the marathon last week for charity.
All my friends want to sponsor me for the marathon.
I took up the cello last week.
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marketing
Marketing, Werbung
sneaker AE
Turnschuh
pricey (pricier, priciest)
kostspielig, teuer
to scan
überfliegen, durchsehen
to signify
bedeuten
technique
(Arbeits-) Methode, Technik
He’s improved his technique a lot.
to concentrate on
sich konzentrieren auf
I’m going to concentrate on my maths homework.
to locate
ausfindig machen
legend
Legende
to lend
leihen; ver-, herleihen
top dollars
hohe Preise
high-tech
High-Tech-, Hochleistungs-
hype
(Reklame-)Rummel, Hype
panther
Panther
to boast
sich rühmen
incredible
unglaublich
It’s an incredible film. It’s really good.
technology
Technik, Technologie
The computer is a great piece of technology.
cushion
Kissen
system
System
This system is very complicated.
air
Luft
We need air to live.
BE = training shoe / trainer
I lent my brother my mobile phone because he doesn’t
have one.
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heel
Ferse
= back part of the foot
ball
Ballen
= front part of the foot
expert
Experte/Expertin
He’s a computer expert. He knows everything about them.
fraction
Bruch(teil)
Vietnam
Vietnam
to earn
verdienen
to strike
streiken
inflation
Inflation
barely
kaum
manufacturer
HerstellerIn, FabrikantIn
to move to
gehen nach
He earns a lot of money at work.
He barely earns enough money to buy food.
Cambodia
Kambodscha
labour
Arbeitskräfte
tax
Steuer
easy-going
unkompliziert, nicht so streng
to look the other way
wegsehen
health and safety
Arbeitsschutz
to relocate
verlegen, auslagern
My friend is very friendly and easy-going.
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law
Gesetz
title
Titel
to introduce
einführen
It is against the law to steal.
They’re introducing a new law against driving while using
a mobile.
awesome
fürchterlich, Furcht einflößend
to step onto
betreten
mat
Matte
to face
sich gegenüberstehen
across from
gegenüber von
captain
Kapitän
rival
Rivale, Rivalin
opponent
GegnerIn
to stare at
anstarren
Can you stop staring at me, please?
nervous
nervös
She was very nervous about the match.
cheerleader
Cheerleader
The two teams will face each other at next week’s football
match.
to wrestle
ringen (mit)
stretcher
Trage
hold
(Halte-)Griff
to get out of
herauskommen
in the end
zum Schluss, schließlich
I couldn’t decide, but in the end I went to the cinema and
not the pub.
to beat
schlagen, besiegen
Our school basketball team beat yours. We won!
to back off
zurücktreten, klein beigeben
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to make a fool of oneself
sich lächerlich machen
to go easy on sb
jdn rücksichtsvoll behandeln
warrior
KriegerIn
guy
Kerl, Bursche
to treat
behandeln
That guy over there is Tony’s friend.
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to compete
konkurrieren
reason
Grund, Begründung
first aid
erste Hilfe
coach
TrainerIn
feminine
feminin, weiblich
Wearing a skirt is quite feminine.
proud
stolz
I’m very proud of him. He did well.
season
Spielzeit, Saison
to have got to
müssen
Give a reason why you like learning English.
I’ve got to go now. I really have to.
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lobby
sich einsetzen (bei)
mixed
gemischt
eye-catching
auffallend
goalgetter
TorjägerIn
sportswoman
Sportlerin
cooperation
Zusammenarbeit
That’s an eye-catching dress!
politics
Politik
sexism
Sexismus
You shouldn’t talk about politics at dinner parties.
unhappy
unglücklich
magical
magisch, verzaubert
girls will be girls
so sind Mädchen nun mal
golden
golden
pushover
Kinderspiel
to frighten
erschrecken, Angst einjagen
to take hold of
ergreifen
to fight back
zurückschlagen
injury
Verletzung
It was a magical moment when the team won.
Don’t shout so loud. You really frightened me.
His injury isn’t too bad. It wasn’t a bad fall.
to learn one’s lesson
seine Lektion lernen
arrogant
überheblich, arrogant
She’s really arrogant. She thinks she’s the best at
everything.
partly
teilweise, zum Teil
The car is only partly mine. My mum helped me to buy it.
scenery
Landschaft
valley
Tal
to get to know
kennenlernen
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to slip over]
ausrutschen
unfair
unfair, ungerecht
violin
Geige
orchestra
Orchester
conductor
DirigentIn
It’s very unfair. My sister can go but I can’t.
It’s your turn.
Du bist dran/an der Reihe.
phone-in
Radiosendung mit Hörertelefon
to present
präsentieren, übertragen
to make sure
sicherstellen
speed limit
Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung
crash
Unfall
death
Tote/r (im Straßenverkehr); Tod
the Alps
die Alpen
roughly
ungefähr, etwa
Roughly 40 deaths a year are caused by skiing accidents.
unpopular
unbeliebt, unpopulär
She’s very unpopular. No one likes her.
authority
Behörde
accident
Unfall
ski instructor
SkilehrerIn
per cent
Prozent
to cause
verursachen
high-speed
Hochgeschwindigkeits-
to ban
verbieten
Could everyone make sure they do their homework for
tomorrow?
The number of deaths on the roads increased
dramatically last year.
There was a car accident but there weren’t any injuries.
If you’re not careful, you’ll cause an accident.
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edition
Sendung
to rocket inf
kräftig ansteigen
to accept
akzeptieren
thrill
Kitzel, Spannungsgefühl
car racing
Rennfahren
to lead to
führen zu
to spoil
verderben
keen
(sehr) interessiert
snowboarder
SnowboarderIn
compulsory
obligatorisch
In this edition of Europe Today we are going to look at
Slovakia.
We have to accept that he’s gone and continue with our
lives.
High-speed car racing can lead to a lot of injuries.
(crash) helmet
Schutz-, Sturzhelm
after all
schließlich (doch)
You should buy that blouse. After all, that’s what we came
here for.
of course not
natürlich nicht
So you think he’s a bad pupil? – Of course not, he’s very
intelligent.
to injure
verletzen
Nobody was injured in the accident so we didn’t need the
doctor.
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pointless
sinnlos
motorway
Autobahn
slope
(Ab-)Hang
to focus on
sich konzentrieren auf
There are lots of problems so we’ll focus on just one to
start with.
dangerous
gefährlich
It’s dangerous to go car racing without a helmet.
idiot
Dummkopf, IdiotIn
fool
Dummkopf, Narr/Närrin
instructor
LehrerIn, AusbilderIn
reckless
rücksichtslos, leichtsinnig
foreseeable
vorhersehbar
minority
Minderheit
macho
Macho
It’s pointless cooking that. No one will eat it.
= idiot
People who cycle to work are in the minority here. Only a
few people do it.
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to lead to
führen zu
to agree
zu-, übereinstimmen
I agree with you. He is a nice boy.
to focus on
sich konzentrieren auf
There are lots of problems so we’ll focus on just one to
start with.
dangerous
gefährlich
It’s dangerous to go car racing without a helmet.
audience
Zuschauer, Besucher
The audience was very quiet while they were watching the
film.
strict
streng
humorous
humorvoll
cookery
Kochen
She enjoys her cookery lessons. She has learnt how to
make good bread.
course
Kurs, Lehrgang
He went on a course to learn how to drive.
campaign
Kampagne
snowboarder
SnowboarderIn
to obey
befolgen, gehorchen
slope
(Ab-)Hang
disappointed
enttäuscht
forecast
(Wetter-)Vorhersage
snow gun
Schneekanone
immediately
sofort
for a start
zunächst einmal
to book
buchen, bestellen
I’m disappointed that I can’t go to the party. I really
wanted to.
Do it now. We have to do it immediately.
Mum has booked a holiday to France for next year.
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travel agent’s
Reisebüro
sports club
Sportverein
to hire
mieten, leihen
to take part in
teilnehmen an, mitmachen bei
The sports club has a new tennis court.
How many people took part in the competition?
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open day
Tag der offenen Tür
café
Café
to go on holiday
auf/in Urlaub gehen/fahren
to expect
annehmen
pleased
froh, zufrieden
weather forecast
Wettervorhersage
otherwise
sonst
to never hear the end of it
es immer wieder zu hören
bekommen
I’m going on holiday to Austria next week.
I’m pleased I went to the party. It was a lot of fun.
Are you coming to the cinema? Otherwise I’m going on
my own.
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to enter
eingeben
search engine
Suchmaschine
homeless
Obdachlose/r
world cup
Weltmeisterschaft
to make a difference
etwas ausmachen
fair
Messe
stall
(Messe-)Stand
to prepare
vorbereiten, zubereiten
to advertise
werben (für)
to guess
(er)raten
puzzling
rätselhaft, verwirrend
to read out
(laut) vorlesen
to go outside
nach draußen gehen
container
Behälter, Gefäß
to watch out for
aufpassen auf
If you come, it will really make a difference.
He prepared everything before he started cooking.
I saw a friend of yours in town today. Guess who it was?
Make sure you watch out for broken glass.
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risky
riskant
speeding
Rasen, Geschwindigkeitsüberschreitung
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score
Ergebnis, Punkt(estand)
taxi-driver
TaxifahrerIn
nowhere
nirgends, nirgendwo
at present
momentan, gegenwärtig
cello
Cello
to joke
Witze machen, scherzen
next door
nebenan
nosy
neugierig
robbery
Raub, Überfall
boss
ChefIn
Don’t joke about things like that. It’s not funny.
He also works for my boss.
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lately
in letzter Zeit
Have you seen her lately? I haven’t seen her for a month.
Easter
Ostern
We get chocolate eggs at Easter in Britain.
speaker
RednerIn, SprecherIn
Klaus is a German speaker.
awful
furchtbar, schrecklich
My dinner tastes awful! I can’t eat it.
toothache
Zahnschmerzen
definitely
bestimmt, auf jeden Fall
That’s definitely a good idea!
to pick up
abholen
We have to pick John up from the train station tomorrow.
to take off
abheben, starten
airport
Flughafen
delay
Verspätung
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in italics
kursiv (gedruckt)
to concentrate
(sich) konzentrieren
damaging
schädlich
dissatisfied
unzufrieden
reckless
rücksichtslos, leichtsinnig
We’ll concentrate on the biggest problem first.
He was dissatisfied with his job. He wasn’t enjoying it.
to switch
(ein)schalten
chores pl
(lästige) Hausarbeit
I have to do all the chores and housework.
lift
Aufzug, Lift
I use the lift because walking to the twentieth floor takes
too long.
to go wrong
kaputt gehen
We don’t want anything to go wrong. We want everything
to be right.
harmful
schädlich
discontent
unzufrieden
She was discontent with her job. It wasn’t what she
wanted to do.
unpleasant
unangenehm, unfreundlich
She’s normally very nice but she can be really unpleasant,
too.
remark
Bemerkung
They made nasty remarks about his clothes and said his
trousers weren’t very cool.
well-known
sehr bekannt, berühmt
Brad Pitt is a well-known film star.
character
(Roman-)Figur, Gestalt
careless
leichtsinnig, unvorsichtig
irresponsible
unverantwortlich
skier
SkifahrerIn
departure
Abfahrt
duration
Dauer
unemployment
Arbeitslosigkeit
Canada
Kanada
police officer
Polizeibeamter/-beamtin
She’s very careless and irresponsible sometimes.
Unemployment rose during the financial crisis. Many
more people are out of work now than before.
The police officer asked us questions about the theft.
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Name:
Klasse:
Datum:
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to keep in touch
in Verbindung/Kontakt bleiben
Keep in touch when you move house. Remember to write
me lots of letters.
to communicate
sich verständigen, kommunizieren
A lot of people communicate by e-mail now.
caption
Bildunterschrift
occasionally
gelegentlich
I don’t listen to the radio very often. I only do it
occasionally.
networking website
Online-Kommunikationsplattform
voice
Stimme
telephone box
Telefonzelle
zero
Null
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to note down
aufschreiben, notieren
separate
getrennt
My brother and I have separate rooms. We don’t share a
room.
direct
direkt
You can phone me direct on my mobile so you don’t have
to talk to my mum.
cellphone AE
Handy, Mobiltelefon
BE = mobile phone
landline
Festnetz
cordless
schnurlos
to take a message
eine Nachricht entgegennehmen
She isn’t at home at the moment. Can I take a message?
conversation
Gespräch
We’re having an interesting conversation. We’re talking
about computers.
as soon as possible
so bald wie möglich
Can you give me the number as soon as possible? It’s
very important.
to call sb back
jdn zurückrufen
She’s not at home but she’ll call you back when she is.
to get in
nach Hause/ins Büro kommen
thanks a lot
vielen Dank
= thank you
to correct
berichtigen, korrigieren
These sentences are wrong. Correct them, please.
fault
Schuld
to quarrel
streiten
to look forward to
sich freuen auf
I’m looking forward to my holiday. It’ll be fun.
to continue
fortsetzen, fortfahren (mit)
I really like my job so I’m going to continue doing it for
another year.
prompt
Stichwort, Vorgabe
receiver
der/die Angerufene
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youth hostel
Jugendherberge
zig-zag
Zickzack
Hotels are quite expensive so we stayed in a youth hostel.
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to turn up
auftauchen
to bother
sich kümmern, sich die Mühe
machen
what’s up?
was ist los?
’cos inf
weil
to hang around
herumhängen
to switch off
ausschalten
She switched off the TV when the programme finished.
as usual
wie üblich
You’re late as usual. You’re always late.
hopeless
hoffnungslos
instant
sofortig, augenblicklich
= immediate
communication
Verständigung, Kommunikation
Writing letters and making calls are means of
communication.
face-to-face
von Angesicht zu Angesicht
greeting
Gruß(formel), Begrüßung
sentence starter
Satzanfang
= because
colloquial
umgangssprachlich
abbreviation
Abkürzung
smiley
Smiley
close
(Brief-)Schluss
probably
wahrscheinlich
She’s not here yet. The bus was probably late.
dozen
Dutzend
= twelve
witness
Zeuge/Zeugin
to laugh one’s head off
lauthals lachen
to stand sb up
jdn versetzen, jdn sitzen lassen
by the way
übrigens, nebenbei
to charge
aufladen
“E.g” is the abbreviation of “for example”.
By the way, I found that book you were looking for.
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railway station
Bahnhof
buddy
Kumpel, Freund
downside
Nachteil
Do you mind saying that
again?
Würdest du das bitte wiederholen?
bill
Rechnung
closely
genau, näher
threatening
drohend
violent
gewalttätig, Gewalt-
to snap
fauchen
to yell
(laut) schreien, brüllen
The railway station is at the end of the High Street.
= con
He can be quite violent and aggressive sometimes.
He was yelling so loudly I could hear him from the next
room.
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crazy
verrückt, wütend
for God’s sake
um Gottes willen
gruffly
schroff
to owe
schulden
I owe my friend a lot of money.
to giggle
kichern
Stop giggling. This is a serious issue.
to snarl
knurren
calmly
ruhig
unlimited
unbegrenzt
to interrupt
unterbrechen
judge
RichterIn
to order
anordnen
Don’t interrupt me when I’m talking to you.
to cancel
stornieren
to clean up
bereinigen
We cancelled the holiday because I my mother was ill.
advertising
Werbung
There’s too much advertising in newspapers these days.
to argue
(sich) streiten
Don’t argue now. We don’t want another fight.
imaginary
(frei) erfunden
hell
Hölle
entry
Ein-, Beitrag
diary
Tagebuch
to remind oneself
daran denken
to program
programmieren
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I need to remind myself to do the washing up before I
leave.
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emergency
Notfall
target
Ziel
thief
DiebIn
to be out
weg sein
It’s an emergency. We need the police now.
messaging
(Nachrichten-, Bild-)Übermittlung
to borrow
(sich etw) borgen, (sich) (aus)leihen
I borrowed my brother’s phone because I don’t have one.
instead
stattdessen, anstatt
I’m not going to the cinema tonight. I’m going to a party
instead.
strong
entschieden, streng
She has a strong opinion about computers. She really
doesn’t like them.
to react (to)
reagieren (auf)
He reacted badly when I said I couldn’t come. He wasn’t
happy.
invention
Erfindung
wherever
wo (auch) immer
life-saver
LebensretterIn, RettungsschwimmerIn
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We can go wherever you want. You decide.
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in case of
im Falle von
obviously
offensichtlich
Always take your mobile with you in case of emergencies.
status symbol
Statussymbol
to complain
sich beklagen, (sich) beschweren
She complains all the time about being tired. She should
sleep more.
to text
eine SMS(-Nachricht) schicken,
simsen
She didn’t answer the phone so I texted her instead.
harm
Schaden
complicated
kompliziert
It’s quite a complicated problem. We won’t be able to
solve it quickly and easily.
trouble
Schwierigkeit/en, Problem/e
What’s the trouble? Is there a problem?
pain
Schmerz(en)
annoying
ärgerlich, lästig, störend
interference
Störung
multi-functional
multifunktional
reachable
erreichbar
in my view
meiner Ansicht nach
In my view, mobiles are very useful. But that’s only my
opinion.
on the whole
im Großen und Ganzen
There are pros and cons, but on the whole it’s a good
thing.
to support
unterstützen
sensible
vernünftig
That’s a sensible idea. Let’s do that.
to make sense
sinnvoll sein, Sinn ergeben
That doesn’t make sense. It can’t be right.
to suppose
glauben, vermuten
I don’t think so but I suppose you could be right.
to disagree
nicht übereinstimmen
I disagree. He was really cruel to me.
to be in two minds
unschlüssig sein
on the other hand
andererseits
nonsense
Unsinn, Quatsch
He can be quite annoying. I don’t really like him.
Mobiles are good for emergencies, but on the other hand
they are expensive.
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to invent
erfinden
essay
Aufsatz, Essay
in general
im Allgemeinen
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answering machine
Anrufbeantworter
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Klasse:
Datum:
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fitness
Fitness, Kondition
She goes to a fitness class to keep fit.
to put together
zusammenstellen
menu
Speisekarte
What’s on the menu for dinner?
revision
Wiederholung (des Stoffs)
I’ve got a test tomorrow. I ought to do some more
revision.
guided
(an)geleitet, geführt
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cauliflower
Karfiol
chips pl BE
Pommes frites
french fries pl AE
Pommes frites
courgette BE
Zucchini
AE = zucchini
crisps pl BE
Kartoffelchips
AE = potato chips
grape
Weintraube
cutlet
Schnitzel
spinach
Spinat
sweetcorn
Mais
trout
Forelle
wholemeal
Vollkorn-
to group
gruppieren
cereal
Getreideflocken, Müsli, Cerealien
dairy product
Milchprodukt
minus
Minus-
balanced
ausgeglichen, ausgewogen
mix
Mischung
protein
Protein, Eiweiß
carbohydrate
Kohle(n)hydrat
fat
Fett
yoghurt
Joghurt
vitamin
Vitamin
enjoyable
angenehm
model
Muster-
as well
auch (noch), ebenfalls
to go for
sich entscheiden für
= put things into groups
There’s a mix of different programmes on TV tonight.
The film was really enjoyable. I liked it.
We could do both. We could go to the cinema and go
shopping as well.
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trainer
TrainerIn
unfit
nicht fit
weighty
gewichtig, Gewichts-
He’s quite unfit. He never does any sport.
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to join in
mitmachen, sich beteiligen an
to climb
(be)steigen
out of breath
außer Atem
overweight
übergewichtig
to weigh
wiegen
to kid oneself
sich etw vormachen
vigorous
kräftig, kraftvoll, energisch
aerobic
Aerobics-
to increase
steigern
heart rate
Herzschlag
oxygen
Sauerstoff
He’s overweight but he doesn’t look really fat.
= very active, with lots of energy
The cost has increased. It now costs £3 instead of £2.
weight
Gewicht
Her weight is 70kg.
to reduce
reduzieren, verringern
He’s reducing the number of cigarettes he smokes. He’s
smoking less.
stress
Stress, Belastung
There’s a lot of stress at work at the moment because
there’s a lot to do.
providing
vorausgesetzt
mountaineering
Bergsteigen
heavy-weight
Schwergewicht
nor
auch nicht, noch
You don’t have to read that book. Nor do you have to
read that one.
machine
Maschine, Gerät
A lift is a machine that takes people up and down in a
building.
workout
(Fitness-)Training
radical
radikal
solution
Lösung
There’s no easy solution to the problem.
to get around
herumkommen, sich bewegen
secondly
zweitens
I can’t buy the skirt. Firstly, it’s too expensive and,
secondly, it doesn’t fit.
elsewhere
anderswo(hin)
Don’t do it here. Go elsewhere to do it.
to get off
aussteigen
He gets off the bus at the main bus station.
escalator
Rolltreppe
minimal
minimal
disease
Krankheit, Erkrankung
= as little as possible
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to conclude
(ab)schließen
The article concludes with the idea that we need to do
something about the problem.
to define
definieren, genauer erklären
Can you define what this word means?
sort of
Art von
Carrots are a sort of vegetable.
physical
körperlich, physisch
Footballers do a lot of physical exercise.
danger
Gefahr
move inf
Schritt, Maßnahme
to my mind
meiner Meinung nach
= in my opinion
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definition
Definition
The definition of bathroom is a place where you wash and
have a bath.
lively
lebendig, lebhaft
= energetic
state
Zustand
speed
Geschwindigkeit
idiom
idiomatische Wendung
= a word or phrase which means something different from
what it says
to produce
produzieren, herstellen
Sneakers are normally produced in Asia where the
workers are paid less.
condition
Zustand, Bedingung
starvation
Hungertod
wage
Lohn
developed world
Industrieländer
handful
Handvoll
= enough to fit in the hand
stomach
Magen
My stomach is really full. I’ve eaten so much.
joint
Gelenk
to ache
schmerzen, wehtun
corporation
(Aktien-)Gesellschaft
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prayer
Gebet
nurse
Krankenschwester, -pfleger
Nurses and doctors work in hospitals.
age
Alter
My best friend is the same age as me. We’re both 15.
hot chocolate
heiße Schokolade, Kakao
Hot chocolate is my favourite drink.
cream
Obers
corn pops
Popcorn
croissant
Croissant, Kipferl
jam
Marmelade
bread roll
Semmel, Weckerl
diet
Ernährung, Diät(kost)
far more
weit mehr
heaped
gehäuft
to fry
braten
fry-up
Gebratenes
to have trouble with
Ärger haben mit
to sweat
schwitzen
I love eating cakes with jam and cream.
There are far more boys here than girls. There are 20 boys
and 6 girls.
It’s like a sauna in here. I’m sweating so much.
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nutritional
Nahrungs-
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underneath
(dar)unter
korma
Korma (mildes Gericht)
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naan bread
indisches Fladenbrot
curry
Curry
pint
Pint (= 0,568 l)
lager
helles Bier
lamb
Lamm(fleisch)
I had lamb stew for dinner last night.
beef
Rindfleisch
Make sure you cook the beef well. If you don’t, you’ll feel
unwell tomorrow.
vindaloo
Vindaloo (sehr scharfes Gericht)
sir
mein Herr
madam
gnädige Frau
miss
Miss (= Anrede für Mädchen, teilw.
junge Frauen)
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mineral water
Mineralwasser
I ordered a bottle of mineral water at the restaurant.
fizzy
sprudelnd, mit Kohlensäure
mild
mild
medium-hot
mäßig scharf
to taste
schmecken
Hindu
Hindu
devil
Teufel
That bread really tastes nice.
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Hilfe-Kästchen
mineral water
Mineralwasser
diet coke
Diätkola
fizzy
sprudelnd, mit Kohlensäure
still water
stilles Wasser, Mineralwasser ohne
Kohlensäure
hot
scharf (Essen)
sth to your liking
etw nach Ihrem Geschmack
This curry is too hot. It’s not to my liking.
to spread
verbreiten, sich ausbreiten
The disease spread quickly. Soon almost everybody at
school was ill.
ugly
hässlich
lump
Klumpen
farmer
Bauer, Bäuerin
smooth
glatt
skin
Haut
to remove
entfernen
= to take out
breakthrough
Durchbruch
We made rapid progress after the breakthrough. Things
got easier and easier.
Belgium
Belgien
I ordered a bottle of mineral water at the restaurant.
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nameless
namenlos
brilliant
großartig, fabelhaft
to peel
schälen
strip
Streifen
recipe
(Koch-)Rezept
to pass on to
weiterleiten an
Have you got a good recipe for making bread?
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Iran
Iran
House of Representatives
Repräsentantenhaus
to embassy
Botschaft
Washington, D.C.
Washington D.C.
spokeswoman
Sprecherin
to intend
beabsichtigen, vorhaben
I’m sorry. I didn’t intend to hurt you!
to forecast
vorhersagen, voraussagen
The weatherman forecast bad weather for the whole week.
wholefood
Vollwertkost
alcopop
Alkopop
to eat out
(zum) Essen gehen
intensive
intensiv
farming
Landwirtschaft
= District of Columbia
We ate out at an Indian restaurant last night.
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to indicate
angeben
to affect
sich auswirken auf, beeinflussen
to engage in
aufnehmen, sich beschäftigen mit
freak
Freak
rap
Rap(-Song)
to speak up for
sich einsetzen für
This is a serious problem which affects us all.
He spoke up for human rights in China.
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to party
auf Partys gehen
advice
(guter) Rat
recommendation
Empfehlung
countable
zählbar
I like to party at the weekend.
What’s your recommendation?
uncountable
unzählbar
compound
Kompositum, Zusammensetzung
to brown
bräunen, anbraten
rosemary
Rosmarin
spoonful
Löffel (voll)
medium-sized
mittelgroß
peel
Schale
regularly
regelmäßig
= not big and not small
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flour
Mehl
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to season
würzen
to be all ears inf
ganz Ohr sein
gradually
allmählich, nach und nach
hotplate
Herdplatte
to season
würzen
beaten
geschlagen
to pick out
heraussuchen, auswählen
line
Linie, Zeile
Gradually add the milk. Don’t put it in all at once.
The text has nine lines.
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advice column
Ratgeberspalte
initial
Anfangs-, erste
to be against
dagegen sein
to give way
nachgeben
to be mad at
auf jdn. böse sein
to spark
Feuer fangen
I’m against the idea. I don’t agree with it.
to only have eyes for sb
Augen nur für jdn haben
obvious
offensichtlich, klar
to be around
da sein
to go into detail
ins Detail gehen
to let sb down
jdn im Stich lassen, jdn betrügen
to get back to sb
jdm zu Ohren kommen
It’s obvious he’s tired. He didn’t go to bed very early.
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to ask sb round
jdn einladen
hurt
verletzt
He was hurt that we didn’t ask him to go.
mad
wütend, sauer
She was angry and mad that I didn’t tell her.
relationship
Beziehung, Verhältnis, Verbindung
I have a good relationship with my boyfriend.
to invest
investieren
wicked
bösartig
lie
Lüge
to force oneself on sb
sich jdm aufdrängen
to get away
entkommen, sich freimachen
to spike (a drink)
etw in (ein Getränk) geben
untrue
unwahr
to lead sb on
jdn an der Nase herumführen
I told a lie. I didn’t tell the truth.
That’s not what I said. That’s totally untrue.
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partygoer
PartygängerIn
= someone who goes to a party
to accuse
beschuldigen, vorwerfen
to admit
zugeben
to get in touch with
(sich) in Verbindung setzen mit
to owe
verdanken, schulden
hassle
Ungelegenheiten, Stress
jealous
eifersüchtig
Get in touch with me if you need any more help.
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task
Aufgabe, Arbeit
agony aunt
Kummertante
phrase
(Rede-)Wendung, Ausdruck
to convince
überzeugen
frankly
offen
aggressive
aggressiv
Don’t get aggressive. Violence doesn’t solve anything.
emotional
emotional
I’m very emotional. I’m often happy and then sad the next
minute.
overcritical
überkritisch
consequence
Folge, Konsequenz
If you do something bad, you have to face the
consequences.
to ignore
ignorieren, nicht beachten
I ignored her because I didn’t want to speak to her.
Complete the phrases with the missing prepositions.
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brochure
Broschüre, Prospekt
consumer
VerbraucherIn, KonsumentIn
to dress up
sich ankleiden, sich schick machen
tip
Hinweis, Tipp
He gave me a good tip. It was a really good piece of
advice.
secret
geheim, heimlich
I wrote him a secret letter. No one else knows about it.
signal
Signal, Zeichen
A consumer is a person who buys goods or services.
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to keep sb informed
jdn informieren
alcoholic
alkoholisch
Wine and beer are alcoholic drinks.
major
bedeutend
Crime is a major problem in our town. There are a lot of
thefts.
rape
Vergewaltigung
vandalism
Vandalismus
to avoid
(ver)meiden
to stay away from
sich fern halten
drunk
Betrunkene/r
scared
verstört, ängstlich
childish
kindisch
drug
Droge, Rauschgift
You should avoid the forest at night. Don’t go there.
My little sister is scared of dogs. They frighten her.
He put a drug in her drink. He spiked it.
to keep an eye on
ein (wachsames) Auge haben auf
hallway
Flur, Korridor, Gang
well-lit
hell erleuchtet
to behave
sich benehmen
to take sides
Partei ergreifen
no matter
gleichgültig, egal
to be stranded
festsitzen
unwise
unklug
That was a bit unwise. You shouldn’t have done such a
silly thing.
argument
Streit, Auseinandersetzung
Let’s not have an argument. Let’s agree to disagree.
to break out
ausbrechen
statistics pl
Statistiken, statistische Angabe(n)
gut feeling
instinktives Gefühl,
Gefühl aus dem Bauch
embarrassed
verlegen
He behaves like a child sometimes. He’s so childish.
Statistics say that many young people watch twice as
much TV as they should.
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circle
Kreis, Clique
neighbourhood
(Wohn-)Gegend, Nachbarschaft
relevant
relevant, wichtig
paint
Farbe
bar
Riegel
crowd
(Menschen-)Menge
queue
Reihe, (Warte-)Schlange
loaf
Laib
tub
Becher
There are three tubs of ice cream in the freezer.
tube
Tube
I bought a tube of toothpaste. It cost me £ 2.
stick
Stäbchen
Do you prefer bread or cheese sticks?
vegetarian
vegetarisch
It’s vegetarian. It doesn’t have any meat in it.
fridge
Kühlschrank
Put the milk back in the fridge when you’ve finished.
drunk
betrunken
That’s not very relevant. We’re not interested in how she
did it.
I bought two loaves of bread. Is that enough?
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barbecue
Grillparty
cocktail
Cocktail
to be away
weg/fort sein
I can’t come I’m afraid. I’ll be away on holiday.
firm
Firma
She works for a computer firm. They sell a lot of
computers.
to employ
beschäftigen
The firm employs 100 people. 100 people work for them.
why on earth
warum um Himmels willen
muesli
Müsli
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excuse
Entschuldigung
to serve
servieren, anbieten
unwelcome
nicht willkommen
The restaurant serves bread with all their meals.
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pot
Kanne, Topf, Becher
can
Dose
margarine
Margarine
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series sing
(TV-)Serie, Sendereihe, -folge
It’s a really good TV series. It’s on every week.
wow
toll, super
action film
Actionfilm
comedy
Komödie
documentary
Dokumentarbericht, -film
news sing
Nachrichten(sendung)
science fiction
Science-Fiction
soap opera
Seifenoper
heading
Überschrift
amusing
lustig, amüsant
It’s a very amusing and funny story.
entertaining
unterhaltsam
The film was very entertaining. I was interested by the
whole film.
thrilling
aufregend, spannend
work of art
Kunstwerk
cult film
Kultfilm
realistic
realistisch, naturgetreu
It was very realistic. You could almost believe it was true.
pretty
ziemlich, recht
She’s pretty happy. She’s quite happy.
performance
Vorstellung, Aufführung
atmosphere
Atmosphäre, Stimmung
We watch the news to find out what’s happening in the
world.
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plot
Handlung(sablauf)
vampire
Vampir
rating
(Film-)Klassifizierung
PG (=parental guidance)
elterliche Aufsicht empfohlen
= Parental Guidance suggested
PG-13
nicht geeignet für Kinder unter
13 Jahren
= not suitable for under 13
genre
Genre
runtime
Laufzeit
to star
eine Hauptrolle spielen
I love that film because it stars my favourite actor.
to be based on
basieren auf
The film is based on a well-known novel.
bestselling
Bestseller-
novel
Roman
successful
erfolgreich
protagonist
ProtagonistIn
Arizona
Bundesstaat der USA
cloudy
wolkig, bewölkt
cover
Umschlag, Titelseite
He’s very successful. He's done well and won a lot of
competitions.
I haven’t seen the sun all day because it’s cloudy.
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to portray
porträtieren, darstellen
clumsy
ungeschickt, schwerfällig
shy
schüchtern, scheu
to identify with
sich identifizieren mit
to sympathize
sympathisieren
The protagonist is portrayed as being shy and clumsy.
The play was very realistic. I really identified with the
main actor’s role, too.
soul
Seele
to take long
lange dauern
strange
seltsam, merkwürdig
= not normal or usual
mysterious
geheimnisvoll
= strange
to adopt
adoptieren
couple
Ehepaar
nevertheless
trotzdem, dennoch
weird
unheimlich, seltsam
single
einzeln
unbelievably
unglaublich
gorgeous
prachtvoll, wunderschön
pale
blass, bleich
It will be difficult but we’ll try nevertheless.
The actress is unbelievably beautiful.
to fascinate
faszinieren
to vomit
(sich) erbrechen
to torture
foltern, quälen
deadly
tödlich
desire
Wunsch, Verlangen
super-strength
Superkraft
eventually
schließlich, endlich, zum Schluss
to survive
überleben
progress
Fortschritt
to share
teilen
moral
moralisch
cruel
grausam
off-camera
abseits der Kamera
twist
Wende
mythology
Mythologie
sunlight
Sonnenlicht
to sparkle
glitzern, funkeln
diamond
Diamant
attractive
attraktiv, reizvoll
to burst
ausbrechen
flame
Flamme
to turn to
sich verwandeln in
dust
Staub
to disappoint
enttäuschen
The exhibition fascinated me. It was really interesting.
We eventually got there after driving for ten hours.
He shared the food with his neighbours.
It was very warm in the living room because of the
sunlight coming through the window.
That’s an attractive idea. I’d quite like to do that.
The film disappointed me. It wasn’t very good.
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previous
vorherig
to be set
spielen
to recommend
empfehlen
background
Hintergrund, Herkunft
row
Reihe
We sat in the front row when we watched the film.
seat
(Sitz-)Platz
How many seats shall I get for the cinema? – Four of us
are going, so four.
to adjust
anpassen
Gone with the Wind
Vom Winde verweht
(Roman von Margaret Mitchell)
I’d definitely recommend the film. You should go and see
it.
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towards
nach
We sat towards the back but we could still see the film.
to last
dauern
The film lasted two hours. It started at 8 and finished at 10.
to range
sich erstrecken
to decide
sich entschließen
I can’t decide where to go. The cinema or the disco?
to reserve
buchen, reservieren
We’ve reserved a table in the restaurant so we’ll definitely
get a place.
to celebrate
feiern
We celebrated my grandfather’s birthday last week.
popcorn
Popcorn
fee
Gebühr
to decorate
schmücken
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I enjoy decorating our house at Christmas time.
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to close down
schließen
throughout
die ganze Zeit hindurch
There are three performances throughout the day.
constant
gleich bleibend, ständig
The rain was constant. It didn’t stop all day.
noise
Geräusch, Lärm
There was a loud noise when she broke the glass.
to surprise
überraschen
I was surprised he didn’t come. I thought he would.
disaster
Katastrophe
It was a disaster. Everything went wrong!
as if
als ob, als wenn
As if that wasn’t enough, they also forgot to buy drinks.
youngster
Jugendliche/r
annoyed
verärgert
I was really annoyed that I couldn’t watch the film.
to disturb
stören
Please don’t disturb me. I’m very busy.
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co-operative
Genossenschaft, Kooperative
to participate in
teilnehmen an, sich beteiligen an
annual
jährlich
festival
Festival, Festspiele
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national
national, staatlich
limit
Grenze
imagination
Fantasie, Vorstellungskraft
be it
sei/en es
pop
Pop-, Unterhaltungs-
director
RegisseurIn
highly prized
hoch dekoriert
certificate
Zeugnis, Urkunde
panel
Gremium, Jury
feedback
Rückmeldung
to enter
einbringen
He plays for the Austrain national football team.
He’s got a very lively imagination. He makes up lots of
stories.
Sometimes the director of a film also acts in it.
experimental
experimentell
to stand out from
herausragen aus
to select
auswählen
The panel selected three films to get a prize.
excited
(freudig) aufgeregt, erregt
The winners were very excited when they found out.
apart from
außer, abgesehen von
Everyone was there apart from Adam. He was on holiday.
to attend
teilnehmen (an), besuchen
They attended a cookery course in the summer.
workshop
Werkstatt, Workshop
seminar
Seminar, Fachtagung
sound
Geräusch, Klang
animation
Animation
filming
Filmen
knowledge
Wissen, Kenntnis(se)
producer
ProduzentIn
The sound was really good. You could really hear what
was going on.
His knowledge of books is huge. He reads all the time.
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sensational
sensationell
to board
an Bord gehen
Oh God!
O Gott!
to look up
aufsehen, -blicken
She looked up from her book and saw me.
amazing
erstaunlich, unglaublich
He had amazing eyes. They were really nice.
to strike
schlagen
midnight
Mitternacht
The last train home leaves at midnight.
turn around
sich umdrehen
They turned around to see who was behind them.
drama
Drama, Schauspiel
miracle
Wunder
temperature
Temperatur, Fieber
to go down
fallen, sinken
Her temperature was high this morning, but it went back
down again this afternoon.
patient
PatientIn
The doctor has to see a lot of patients.
soap opera
Seifenoper, TV-Serie
to admit to
einweisen, zulassen
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to get on with sb
sich mit jdm verstehen
I get on well with my sister. We never argue.
to make up
erfinden, sich ausdenken
He makes up lots of stories that aren’t true.
in the course of time
im Laufe der Zeit
He’s been injured quite badly but he’ll get better in the
course of time.
to give away
verraten
to impress
beeindrucken
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to compile
zusammenstellen
oral
mündlich
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talented
talentiert
convincing
überzeugend
screenplay
Drehbuch
making
Herstellung, Produktion
He’s a talented actor. The parts he plays are always
convincing.
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dentist
Zahnarzt, Zahnärztin
It’s up to you.
Du kannst entscheiden.
notice
Schild
lead
(Hunde-)Leine
whichever
welche/s/r (auch) immer
Go to the cinema or go shopping? I’ll do whichever you
want to do.
sense
Sinn
= meaning
to run out
ausgehen, zu Ende gehen
to slow down
langsamer treten, nachlassen
Please slow down. You’re going too fast.
at the (very) latest
(aller)spätestens
Be home by 10 at the latest.
disgusting
widerlich, abscheulich
= very unpleasant
railway crossing
Bahnübergang
frequent
häufig, oft
That happens here frequently. It happens a lot.
gate
Schranke, Tor
I opened the gate to get into the garden.
passenger
PassagierIn, Fahrgast
The passengers on the train weren’t pleased about the
delay.
crossing
(Bahn-)Übergang, Kreuzung
understandable
verständlich
It’s understandable that he wants to go home. I’d want
to, too.
unbelievable
unglaublich
It’s unbelievable! I don’t believe it.
to run the risk
Gefahr laufen
railway line
Bahngleis
proper
richtig, ordnungsgemäß
syllable
Silbe
I’ve got toothache so I’m going to the dentist’s.
Did you read the notice? It said dogs aren’t allowed.
I haven’t had a proper meal today. I’ve only had a snack.
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to get about
herumkommen
public transport
öffentliche Verkehrsmittel
private transport
Privatverkehr
announcement
Durchsage
directions pl
Wegbeschreibung
He gave me directions how to get to the church.
on foot
zu Fuß
He goes to work on foot. He walks a lot.
rail
Schiene, Gleis, (Eisen-)Bahn
She travels by rail but the train is almost always late.
container port
Containerhafen
tiring
anstrengend, ermüdend, mühsam
She uses public transport a lot: buses and trains, for
example.
It’s very tiring working all day and not sleeping much at
night.
tube
Londoner U-Bahn
tube station
U-Bahn-Station
= underground station
journey
Fahrt
His journey to work takes 30 minutes if he goes by train.
opposite
gegenüber (liegend)
There’s a bus station opposite her house. It’s just over the
road.
walking distance
fußläufig erreichbar
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coach
Reisebus
cab
Taxi
= taxi
scooter
(Motor-)Roller
Scooters are not as fast as motorbikes.
motorbike
Motorrad
Motorbikes are fun but more dangerous than cars.
tram
Straßenbahn
ferry
Fähre
to cycle
Fahrrad-, Rad fahren
We cycled to work.
to ride
fahren (mit)
I ride a bike to work because it’s quicker.
transport
Verkehr
Trains and buses are environmentally friendly means of
transport.
traffic jam
(Verkehrs-)Stau
pollution
(Luft-)Verschmutzung
Cars cause a lot of pollution, which is bad for the
environment.
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second class
zweite Klasse
return ticket
Rückfahrkarte
I can travel there and back with a return ticket.
pound
Pfund (Sterling)
In Austria you pay in euros but in Britain you pay in
pounds.
sum of money
Geldbetrag
pence
Pence
intercity
Intercity (Zug)
There are 100 pence in a pound.
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platform
Bahnsteig, Gleis
The train to London leaves from platform 1.
to depart
abreisen, abfahren
= to leave
verirrt, verloren (gegangen)
The lost boy doesn’t know where he is.
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lost
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play-area
Spielplatz
terminal
Abfertigungsgebäude
to be in charge of
verantwortlich sein für
available
verfügbar
I’m the boss. That means I’m in charge of this company.
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flight
Flug
The flight from London to New York leaves the airport at
10 o’clock.
to be delayed
Verspätung haben
destination
Reiseziel
We’re travelling through France to get to our final
destination, Austria.
owing to
wegen, aufgrund
= because of
technical
technisch
There was a technical problem with the machines.
to connect with
umsteigen in, Anschluss haben an
to transfer
umsteigen, übergehen
entrance hall
Eingangshalle
revised
überarbeitet
document
Dokument, Papier
refreshment
Erfrischung
free of charge
kostenlos
lounge
Warteraum
observation
Aussichts-
to be available
zur Verfügung stehen
Tickets for the film are available from all cinemas. You
can buy them there.
strike
Streik
The cabin staff have gone on strike. They’re not working
today.
cabin staff
Bordcrew
tourist class
Touristenklasse
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We keep all our important documents in the living room
cupboard.
We got our drinks free of charge because we had to wait
for our meal.
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refreshment
Erfrischung
Quantas
australische Fluggesellschaft
Singapore
Singapur
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Japan
document
Dokument, Papier
business class
Klasse für Geschäftsreisende
Businessklasse
lounge
Warteraum
observation terrace
Besucherterrasse
We keep all our important documents in the living room
cupboard.
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spokesperson
SprecherIn
narrative
Erzählung, erzählend
direct speech
direkte Rede
marker
Markierung
quotation mark
Anführungszeichen
stressful
sehr anstrengend, stressig
scheme
Programm, Projekt, Vorhaben
environment
Umwelt
We mustn’t pollute the environment by driving cars all the
time.
county
Grafschaft, Bezirk
Surrey is a county. That means an area of Britain with its
own local government.
council
Rat, Gemeinderat
to encourage
ermuntern, fördern, unterstützen
congestion
Verkehrsstau, Verstopfung
to equip
ausrüsten, ausstatten
stand
(Fahrrad-)Ständer
employee
Angestellte/r, Beschäftigte/r
managing director
GeschäftsführerIn
It can be very stressful working 10 hours a day but I enjoy
my job.
He encouraged me to work hard at school by telling me
I could do well.
The firm has ten employees. Ten people work there.
congested
verstopft
illness
Krankheit
He went to the doctor about his illness. He didn’t feel
very well.
wide
breit, weit
His books are widely read. A lot of people read them.
investment
Investition, Anlage
repair
Reparatur
healthcare
Gesundheitsfürsorge,
med. Versorgung
improvement
Verbesserung, Besserung
There’s been a big improvement in your homework. It’s
much better now.
public
öffentlich
I don’t have my own mobile so I used a public telephone.
to take care of
erledigen
He took care of the problem while I was away. I didn’t
have to do anything.
effective
effektiv, wirksam, wirkungsvoll
The scheme was very effective. It did what we wanted it to
do.
to destroy
zerstören, vernichten
We need some repairs doing on the lift. It’s broken.
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to kill two birds with one
stone
zwei Fliegen mit einer Klappe
schlagen
cycle helmet
Fahrradhelm
= to solve two problems with one action
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to benefit
profitieren
evidence
Beweis(e)
to threaten
bedrohen
less and less
immer weniger
to achieve
erreichen
He threatened her with a knife.
If you work hard, you’ll achieve a lot.
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roundabout
Kreisverkehr
cycle track
Fahrradweg
junction
(Straßen-)Kreuzung
to rocket
kräftig (an)steigen
particularly
besonders
climate
Klima
season
Jahreszeit
location
(Stand-)Ort
terrain
Gelände
route
Strecke, Weg
problematic
problematisch
radio station
Radiosender
to appeal to
appellieren an
cyclist
RadfahrerIn
disposal
Verfügung
Using the map, he found out the best route to get from
the cinema to the mall.
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street plan
Straßenkarte
out-of-date
überholt, veraltet
It’s an out-of-date street plan. They made a new one last
year.
to deliver
austragen, zustellen, ausliefern
We have the paper delivered to our house every morning.
parcel
Paket, Päckchen
She sent us a parcel of books.
brand new
nagelneu
straight on
geradeaus
one-way street
Einbahn(straße)
sharp
scharf
vehicle
Fahrzeug
access
Zugang
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It’s a one-way street. You can drive up it but not down it.
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through traffic
Durchgangsverkehr
anyway
jedenfalls
straight over
direkt über
cathedral
Dom, Kathedrale
Anyway, that’s enough about that. What I really wanted to
say is that …
A cathedral is a big church, normally the main one in the
area.
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channel
Kanal
tunnel
Tunnel
to separate
trennen
The class was separated into two groups to do the
exercise.
electricity
Elektrizität, Strom
A lot of people cook using electricity nowadays.
ambulance
Krankenwagen
fire engine
Feuerwehrauto
truck
Last(kraft)wagen, Lkw
to catch fire
Feuer fangen, in Brand geraten
fire
Feuer, Brand
to put out
löschen
The goods were delivered to the shop in a big truck.
The fire destroyed the whole house because the fire engine
didn’t get there quickly enough.
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to obtain
erhalten, bekommen
seat belt
Sicherheitsgurt
cycle path
Fahrradweg
anti-theft
Diebstahlsicherungs-
to lock in
einsperren
airbag
Airbag
to blame
jdm die Schuld geben
car park attendant
ParkplatzwächterIn
loss
Verlust
horn
Hupe
theft
Diebstahl
announcer
SprecherIn
arrangement
Vereinbarung, Vorkehrung
suspicious
verdächtig
flight attendant
FlugbegleiterIn
in-flight meal
Bordmahlzeit
welcoming committee
Begrüßungskomitee
scandal
Skandal(geschichte)
overnight
über Nacht
to confuse
verwechseln
She obtained the information from a book.
Don’t blame me! I didn’t lose the car keys…
You should report the theft to the police immediately.
That man over there looks suspicious. Do you think he’s
a thief?
I’m sorry. I think I confused you with someone else.
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Hafen
direct service
Direktverbindung
moped
Moped, Mofa
to change trains
umsteigen
I can get to school faster now that I have my new moped.
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Datum:
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exchange visit
Austauschaufenthalt
I went on an exchange visit to Austria with my school.
exchange programme
Austauschprogramm
We took part in an exchange programme. I stayed with a
boy in Austria and then he stayed with me.
to organize
organisieren
He organized the party. He bought drinks and invited
everyone.
to broaden
verbreitern, erweitern
mind
Geist
cultural
kulturell
There are lots of cultural differences between different
countries and their lifestyles.
library
Bücherei, Bibliothek
I went to the library to borrow some books.
to run around
herumlaufen
various
verschiedene
I like various types of film, from love stories to action
movies.
lifestyle
Lebensstil
Lifestyles are different in different countries. Everyone
has a different way of living.
host family
Gastfamilie
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to go abroad
ins Ausland gehen/fahren
We go abroad on holiday. We don’t stay in our own
country.
to tend to
dazu neigen
She tends to go shopping on Saturdays. She goes most
Saturdays.
with regard to
in Bezug auf
resort
Ferienort, Urlaubsort
multi-bed room
Mehrbettzimmer
to come to mind
einfallen
encounter
Begegnung
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reserved
zurückhaltend, reserviert
foreigner
AusländerIn
to shake
(sich) schütteln
punctual
pünktlich
They’re not very punctual. They’re always late.
agreed
vereinbart
You mustn’t be later than the agreed time. We said 10 so
be there at 10.
to place
setzen, stellen, legen
She placed the cup back in the cupboard.
position
Stellung, Lage
He could see well from his position at the top of the
mountain.
note
Notiz; Note
She sent me a little note to say thank you for dinner.
seldom
selten
in case
falls
He’s from America. He’s a foreigner.
It might get cold later. You’d better take a jumper in case.
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uniform
Uniform
We have to wear school uniform. We can’t wear our own
clothes to school.
belonging
Zugehörigkeit, Dazugehören
competition
Wettkampf, Wettbewerb
He won the cycling competition.
discriminate against
diskriminieren
= to unfairly treat someone worse than someone else
inappropriate
unpassend, unangemessen
It is inappropriate to wear a short skirt to school.
sexy
sexy
military look
militärisches Aussehen, Militärlook
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academic
akademisch
process
Prozess, Vorgang
attainment
(Schul-)Leistung
grade
Note
effort
Mühe, Bemühung
pleasant
angenehm, erfreulich
to eliminate
eliminieren, ausräumen
confidence
(Selbst-)Vertrauen
tremendous
gewaltig
to strive
streben, bemüht sein
to maintain
aufrecht erhalten
to enroll
(sich) eintragen
to fail
durchfallen, nicht bestehen
non-compulsory
fakultativ, Wahl-
to pass
(Prüfung) bestehen
He did really well. He passed with a very high grade.
depressed
deprimiert, niedergeschlagen
He was very depressed because he tried really hard but
didn’t do well on the exam.
commercial school
Handelsschule (für kaufmännische
Berufe)
He’s going to a commercial school to learn about
business.
reputation
Ruf
final
Schluss-, letzte/r/s
twin
Zwillings-
She’s very good at English. She always gets good grades
on her exams.
Her parents are very nice and pleasant.
If you had more confidence in your own abilities, then
you would be more successful.
She didn’t do very well in the exam. She failed in fact.
She’s doing her final piece of homework. It’s the last
homework she ever has to do.
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host country
Gastland
capital city
Hauptstadt
Plymouth
Stadt in Südengland
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to hear from sb
von jdm hören
stay
Aufenthalt
I hope your stay in America was good. What did you do
during the visit?
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housewife
Hausfrau
sights
Sehenswürdigkeiten
We went to see the sights when we were on holiday in
London.
for instance
zum Beispiel
I like vegetables. Carrots, for instance, taste very good.
harbour BE
(natürlicher) Hafen
AE = harbor
to stroll around
umherwandern
to feel at home
sich wie zu Hause fühlen
to wait up
aufbleiben
to sound like
sich anhören wie
It sounds like you are having fun.
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to hand in
abgeben, einreichen
preparation
Vorbereitung
to set off
aufbrechen
maritime
Seefahrer-, Seefahrts-
tradition
Tradition
naval base
Flottenstützpunkt
impressive
beeindruckend, eindrucksvoll
We did a lot of preparation for the essay before we
actually wrote it.
It was an impressive view. It was really quite awesome.
highlight
Höhepunkt
pleasure boat
Vergnügungsdampfer
quayside
Kai
exhibition centre
Ausstellung(szentrum)
dome
Kuppel
audio-visual
audiovisuell
fascinating
faszinierend
pilgrim
PilgerIn, WallfahrerIn
link
Verbindung
There’s a link between being overweight and heart disease.
Englishman
(der) Engländer
= someone from England
Pacific
Pazifik, Pazifischer Ozean
to mastermind
leiten, planen
defeat
Niederlage
the Armada
spanische Flotte
bowls
Rasenbowling
to insist on
bestehen auf
to invade
eindringen (in), überfallen
historical
geschichtlich
It was a historical book set in the past.
to defeat
besiegen, schlagen
The Austrians defeated them and won the match.
to be used to
gewöhnt sein an
I’m not used to playing football yet. I haven’t played for a
while.
It was a fascinating book. I thought it was really
interesting.
He insisted on going to the party even though we said he
couldn’t go.
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ending
Endung, Ende (der Geschichte)
what is more
darüber hinaus
due to
wegen, aufgrund von, dank
to contrast
gegenüberstellen
synonym
Synonym
significant
bedeutend, wichtig
connection
Verbindung, Zusammenhang
body language
Körpersprache
Write an ending for the story saying what happened next.
We didn’t play tennis in the end due to the rain.
“Happy” and “glad” are synonyms. They mean the same
thing.
There’s a connection between being overweight and heart
disease.
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Gozo
Gozo
to get in contact
sich in Verbindung setzen
I got in contact with my sister after three years of not
speaking to each other.
lonely
einsam
She hasn’t got any friends. She often feels quite lonely.
anxious
bemüht, ängstlich
I get anxious and nervous before exams.
to dive
tauchen, einen Kopfsprung machen
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holiday camp
Ferienlager
naughty
ungezogen
to advise
anweisen, raten
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to get a report
ein Zeugnis erhalten
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vs (= versus)
gegen(über)
to gain
sich verschaffen, erwerben
au pair
Au-pair-Mädchen
messenger
Bote, Botin
gardener
GärtnerIn
private tutor
PrivatlehrerIn
waiter
Kellner, Ober
The waiter brought us our food.
to interest
sich interessieren
A lot of people think maths is boring but it really interests
me.
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reqd (required)
gesucht
hardworking
fleißig
reliable
zuverlässig, verlässlich
babysitter
Babysitter
creative
kreativ
She’s very hardworking. She does a lot of homework
every night.
We need a babysitter to look after the children tonight.
well-educated
gebildet
asap (as soon as possible)
so bald/schnell wie möglich
flexible hrs
Gleitzeit
applicant
BewerberIn
well-dressed
gut gekleidet
tidy
ordentlich
Her bedroom is very tidy. It’s always clean.
CV
Lebenslauf
Please send a CV if you are interested in the job.
to apply for
sich bewerben um
I’ve applied for a job as a secretary. I hope I get it.
eager
eifrig, bestrebt
interviewer
InterviewerIn
to run late
sich verspäten
honest
ehrlich
sociable
gesellig
I have no more pocket money. I need to get a job asap!
The interviewer asked me why I wanted to work for the
company.
Be honest now and tell me the truth.
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basis
Basis, Grundlage
career
Karriere, Beruf
entrepreneur
UnternehmerIn
She has been a teacher for years. She’s made a career out
of it.
to babysit
babysitten
to realize
(be)merken, sich klar werden
She realized that if she didn’t do well at school, she
wouldn’t go to university.
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to double
verdoppeln
profit
Profit, Gewinn
set
Gruppe
errand
Besorgung, Erledigung
per
pro, per
He earns £25 per week. That’s £100 per month.
therefore
deshalb
He’s only 3 so is, therefore, too young to go to school.
weekly
wöchentlich
He has weekly singing lessons. He goes every Tuesday.
finder
Sucher
She looked after a set of four children.
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Cc
Kopie, Durchschlag
= the e-mail is also sent to the following person
Re
Betreff
= about
urgent
dringend, eilig
It’s very urgent. I need to know as soon as possible.
ad(vert) (= advertisement)
Inserat, Annonce, Anzeige
to type
eingeben, tippen
to lose weight
abnehmen
to neglect
vernachlässigen
appreciated
gewürdigt, geschätzt
self-esteem
Selbstachtung, -wertgefühl
You look very thin. Have you lost weight?
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know-how
Know-how, Fachkenntnis(se)
to apply
anwenden
valuable
wertvoll
for a while
eine Weile
to rely on
sich verlassen auf
schoolwork
Arbeit für die / in der Schule
My schoolwork is really difficult. I can’t do these
exercises.
to carry on
weitermachen, fortfahren
I want to carry on working. I don’t want to give up.
He’s a very valuable person. He’s very important to me.
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desperate
verzweifelt
pocket money
Taschengeld
My parents give me £5 pocket money a week.
sich entschuldigen
I apologised for stealing the trousers.
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to apologise
quarrel
Streit
leather
Leder
to tidy up
aufräumen
I have to tidy up my room before I go out because it’s
very untidy.
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to qualify
qualifizieren
apprenticeship
Lehre, Ausbildung
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to work overtime
Überstunden machen
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trend
Trend, Tendenz
tourism
Tourismus, Fremdenverkehr
to hike
wandern
sightseeing
Besichtigung, Besichtigen
We’ll do lots of sightseeing when we’re in Paris.
tour
Tour, Rundgang, -fahrt, Führung
We went on a tour of the town and got to see all the
interesting sights.
cruise
Kreuzfahrt
to sledge
Schlitten fahren
sporty
sportlich
culture
Kultur
I like to learn about the culture when I’m on holiday: how
the people live, etc.
sheet
Blatt (Papier)
Write your address on a sheet of paper for me, please.
to come true
wahr werden
to get on
einsteigen
pre-organized
vorher organisiert
Tourism is an important industry for Spain. A lot of
people go on holiday there.
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to be sb’s cup of tea
nach jds Geschmack sein
club
Klub
The clubs in Ibiza are good for dancing.
to be into inf
interessiert sein an, etw. gerne tun
I’m really into thrillers. I read them all the time.
Reisebüro
The travel agency helped me to book my holiday to Ibiza.
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travel agency
snorkelling
Schnorcheln
exceptional
außergewöhnlich
package
Pauschale, Pauschalreise
coastal
Küsten-
towering
(hoch) aufragend
cliff
Klippe, Felsen
fishing village
Fischerdorf
small-town
kleinstädtisch
charm
Charme, Zauber
narrow
eng, schmal
cobbled
mit Kopfsteinpflaster
spot
Platz, Fleck(en)
crystal
Kristall
diving
Tauchen
The cliffs on Ireland’s western coast are some of the tallest
in Europe.
I love diving. The underwater world is very exciting.
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variety
Vielfalt, Auswahl
marine life
Meeresfauna und -flora
octopus
Oktopus, Tintenfisch
turtle
(Wasser-)Schildkröte
aboard
an Bord
I have a variety of hobbies: reading, swimming and
watching TV, for example.
Welcome aboard our ship. We hope you enjoy the
crossing.
gullet
hölzernes Segelboot
sailing boat
Segelboot
to cruise
eine Kreuzfahrt machen, kreuzen,
herumfahren
turquoise
türkis(farben)
coast
Küste
bay
Bucht
kayak
Kajak
to kayak
Kajak fahren
to launch
vom Stapel lassen
sunken
versunken
ruin
Ruine
earthquake
Erdbeben
If I were rich, I’d like to go on an Arctic cruise.
The bay was really beautiful. We went swimming there
every day.
After the earthquake, much of the city was in ruins.
Turkish
türkisch
personnel
Personal
cook
Koch, Köchin
server
ServiererIn
group leader
ReisegruppenleiterIn
crew
Besatzung, Mannschaft
moreover
außerdem, zudem
to be aware
sich bewusst sein
to preserve
bewahren, erhalten
itinerary
Reiseroute, -plan
transfer
Transfer
optional
wahlweise
Lycian
lykisch (= zum kleinasiatischen
Gebiet Lykien gehörend)
return
Rückreise
Mediterranean Sea
Mittelmeer
The crew took good care of us on our Mediterranean
cruise.
Are you aware how bad cruises are for the environment?
The Mediterranean Sea is very polluted now,
unfortunately.
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tour pricing
Reisekalkulation
inclusive
inklusiv, einschließlich
accommodation
Unterkunft, Wohnraum
I need to find some accommodation for my holiday.
A nice hotel would be best.
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invoice
Rechnung
currency
(Fremd-)Währung
subject to
unterworfen
exchange rate
Wechselkurs
fluctuation
Schwankung
limited
begrenzt
to be available
zur Verfügung stehen
availability
Verfügbarkeit
unavailable
nicht verfügbar
space
(Sitz-)Platz
to ensure
sicherstellen
in advance
im Voraus, vorher
unforgettable
unvergesslich
depending on
abhängig von
favourable
günstig
to profit
profitieren
stay
Aufenthalt
I hope your stay in America was good. What did you do
during the visit?
exakt, genau
What’s the time, please? It’s exactly 10.23.
far-away
weit entfernt
Australia is a far-away destination. It takes a whole day to
fly there from England.
unknown
unbekannt
It’s quite an unknown destination. Not many people go
there.
to set in
einsetzen
how come
wie kommt es(, dass …)?
to go away
verreisen, wegfahren
card game
Kartenspiel
to sit together
zusammensitzen
holidaymaker
UrlauberIn
to edit
bearbeiten, kürzen
to try sth out
etw (aus)probieren
masses
Massen, Mengen
for the time being
gegenwärtig, im Augenblick
paradise
Paradies
to rewrite
umschreiben, neu schreiben
caravan
Wohnwagen
campsite
Campingplatz
Euros, pounds and dollars are three different currencies.
Tickets for the film are available from all cinemas. You
can buy them there.
We need the tickets before our holiday. Let’s book them in
advance.
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We went away to France for our holiday last year.
She wasn’t sure if she’d like skiing but she decided to try it
out.
These sentences are wrong. Rewrite them, please.
It was quite a small campsite with just a few caravans and
a little shop.
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organised
organisiert
all-inclusive
Pauschal-
holiday resort
Urlaubsort
We went on an organised holiday. We didn’t have to think
about what to do, it was all planned for us.
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stamp
Briefmarke
I need to buy a stamp so I can send this letter.
coin
Münze
Does anyone have a one euro coin for the stamp machine?
to pack
packen
I packed my bags yesterday. I’m all ready to go on holiday
now.
rucksack
Rucksack
planet
Planet
(office) clerk
(Büro-)Angestellte/r
landscape
Landschaft
from time to time
von Zeit zu Zeit, ab und zu
barn
Scheune
on the contrary
im Gegenteil
to be open to sth
offen sein für
living
Lebensunterhalt
tour operator
Reiseveranstalter
to create
schaffen, erstellen
slide
Dia(positiv)
He works as a clerk in an office. He does lots of filing and
photocopying.
But you don’t like skiing. – On the contrary, I love it.
The new airport being built will create a lot of new jobs.
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to get out
hinausgehen
to turn sth into
machen zu
comfort
Komfort, Bequemlichkeit
facility
Einrichtung
The hotel offers lots of facilities for children. There’s a
play area, for example.
term
Bezeichnung, Ausdruck
Match the terms with their definitions.
child care
Beaufsichtigung von Kindern,
Kinderpflege
conference
Konferenz, Besprechung, Tagung
There was a conference for all of the employees to learn
how to use the new computers.
double room
Doppelzimmer
My wife and I would like a double room, please.
four star
Viersterne-
round the clock
rund um die Uhr
single room
Einzelzimmer
I’m staying here by myself so I only need a single room.
twin-bedded room
Zweibettzimmer
My brother and I stayed in a twin-bedded room.
coffee-making facilities
Kaffeekochgelegenheit
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to sunbathe
sonnenbaden
chambermaid
Zimmermädchen
chef
Chefkoch/-köchin, KüchenchefIn
He’s a very good chef. He cooks really tasty meals.
porter
Gepäckträger
The porter carried our bags to our room.
lift boy
Liftboy
animateur
AnimateurIn
mini-bar
Minibar
to fill up
auffüllen
multi-storey
mehrstöckig
delicious
köstlich, lecker
extravagant
extravagant
three course
Dreigänge-
luggage
Gepäck
We didn’t bring a lot of luggage with us, just a few
clothes.
generous
großzügig
He’s very generous. He’ll always give you money if you
need it.
tip
Trinkgeld
This bread is delicious. It tastes wonderful.
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buffet
Büfett
to make your own bed
das Bett selbst machen
to waste
vergeuden, verschwenden
cosy
gemütlich
campfire
Lagerfeuer
spooky
Geister-, unheimlich
insect
Insekt
mosquito
Stechmücke, Moskito
huh
eh
I don’t waste time doing that. There are better things I
could be doing with my time.
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break
Pause, Auszeit
We went on a short break to London at the weekend
instead of a long holiday.
city centre
(Stadt-)Zentrum
There are lots of shops and restaurants in the city centre.
crown jewels
Kronjuwelen
to house
unterbringen
site
Gelände
on time
pünktlich
She wasn’t late. She was exactly on time.
respective
jeweilig
We had an office party with my colleagues and their
respective partners.
tent
Zelt
nearby
nahe gelegen, in der Nähe
Is there a shop nearby? – Yes. There’s one not far from
here at all.
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to create
schaffen, erstellen
informative
informativ
to accommodate
unterbringen
The new airport being built will create a lot of new jobs.
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half-board
Halbpension
full-board
Vollpension
scuba-diving
Sporttauchen (mit Tauchgerät)
entrance hall
Eingangshalle
reception desk
Rezeption, Empfang
ensuite bathroom
Zimmer mit eigenem Bad
hairdryer
Fön
outdoor swimming pool
Freibad, Swimmingpool
indoor swimming pool
Hallenbad
gym
Fitnessraum, -studio
Internet access
Internetzugang
Please register for the tour at the reception desk in the
entrance hall.
My hair’s wet. Where’s the hairdryer?
If you go to the gym every day, you’ll keep fit.
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incoming
eingehend
trainee
Auszubildende/r, PraktikantIn
to dictate
diktieren
switchboard
(Telefon-)Zentrale
operator
TelefonistIn
leadership
(Personal-)Führung
schedule
Zeitplan
canteen
Kantine
to distribute
verteilen
trade fair
Handelsmesse
Internet site
Internetseite
airline ticket
Flugticket, -schein
They booked an airline ticket to fly to Spain.
to rent
mieten
They don’t own their own house. They rent it.
to receive
erhalten, bekommen
I received a lot of letters this morning from different
companies.
Versprechen
She made a promise. She said she wouldn’t see him again.
washing-up
Abwasch
You cooked so I’ll do the washing up.
pen-pal
BrieffreundIn
secret agent
GeheimagentIn, SpionIn
fly
Fliege
She’s still a trainee teacher. She’s still learning about the
job.
Their Internet site looks good and gives you a lot of
information.
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promise
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(austral.) UreinwohnerIn
version
Version, Fassung
invitation
Einladung
She sent me an invitation to her party. I hope I can go.
pop group
Popgruppe
I bought that pop group’s new CD yesterday.
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Aborigine
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