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Intermediate German wordlist

File 1
Vocabulary Banks
Food and Cooking
fish n

/f/

I love oily fish like salmon.

Fisch

seafood n

/sifud/

My mum loves seafood, especially prawns and mussels.

Meeresfrchte

crab n

/krb/

Can I have a crab sandwich, please?

Krabbe

mussels n pl

/mslz/

We had some delicious mussels and chips.

Muscheln

prawns n pl

/prnz/

We had prawns with lemon juice and garlic.

Garnelen

salmon n

/smn/

Oily fish like salmon is very good for you.

Lachs

squid n

/skwd/

I ordered fried squid for my starter.

Tintenfisch

tuna n

/tjun/

I made a tuna salad for my dinner.

Thunfisch, Thon [Schweiz]

meat n

/mit/

My sister doesnt eat meat because shes a vegetarian.

Fleisch

beef n

/bif/

We always eat roast beef on Sundays.

Rind

chicken n

/tkn/

Chicken is a low-fat meat.

Hhnchen, Poulet [Schweiz]

duck n

/dk/

I love duck with orange sauce.

Ente

lamb n

/lm/

I always order a lamb curry at that Indian restaurant.

Lamm

pork n

/pk/

Many people do not eat pork in Morocco.

Schwein

fruit n

/frut/

You should eat some fresh fruit every day.

Obst

vegetable n

/vedtbl/

Is an avocado a fruit or a vegetable?

Gemse

aubergine n

/bin/

You need an aubergine for this pasta dish.

Aubergine

beans n pl

/binz/

These beans are overcooked.

Bohnen

beetroot n

/bitrut/

I always put beetroot in my salads.

rote Beete, Rande [Schweiz]

cabbage n

/kbd/

I dont like the taste of cabbage.

Kohl, Kabis [Schweiz]

cherries n pl

/teriz/

Cherries are really delicious.

Kirschen

courgette n

/ket/

I used a courgette in this recipe.

Zucchini, Zucchetti [Schweiz]

cucumber n

/kjukmb/

I dont like the taste of cucumber.

Gurke

grapes n pl

/reps/

Do you prefer red or green grapes?

Trauben

lemon n

/lemn/

I always like to have some lemon with my fish.

Zitrone

mango n

/m/

Is there any mango in this fruit salad?

Mango

melon n

/meln/

This melon isnt sweet enough.

Melone

peach n

/pit/

I would like a peach for dessert, please.

Pfirsich

pear n

/pe(r)/

Would you like a pear or an apple?

Birne

pepper n

/pep(r)/

We need one red pepper and one onion.

Paprika, Peperoni [Schweiz]

raspberries n pl

/rzbriz/

We had raspberries and ice cream.

Himbeeren

boiled adj

/bld/

I like to have boiled eggs for breakfast.

gekocht

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roast adj

/rst/

We always have roast potatoes on Sundays.

gerstet

baked adj

/bekt/

I had a baked potato with tuna for my lunch.

gebacken

grilled adj

/rld/

I would like the grilled steak, please.

gegrillt

fried adj

/frad/

Fried bread is too oily for me.

gebraten

steamed adj

/stimd/

Steamed vegetables are very healthy.

gednstet

egg n

/e/

I had a fried egg for breakfast.

Ei

affectionate adj

/feknt/

Dogs are friendly and affectionate pets.

liebevoll

aggressive adj

/resv/

Hes very aggressive and often gets into fights.

aggressiv

ambitious adj

/mbs/

Paul is ambitious and studies very hard at school.

ehrgeizig

anxious adj

/ks/

My sister is very anxious and is always stressed.

ngstlich

bossy adj

/bsi/

My husband is bossy and tells me what to do.

herrisch

charming adj

/tm/

Nicolas new boyfriend is charming and friendly.

charmant

competitive adj

/kmpettv/

I dont play football with Jason hes too competitive!

wetteifernd

independent adj

/ndpendnt/

Karen lives on her own and likes to be independent.

unabhngig

jealous adj

/dels/

Louise is jealous of Pete because he has a great job.

eiferschtig

moody adj

/mudi/

Our teenage son is moody and bad-tempered.

launisch

rebellious adj

/rbeljs/

Julie is rebellious and ignores her parents.

rebellisch

reliable adj

/rlabl/

Ken is not very reliable hes always late.

zuverlssig

selfish adj

/self/

Jane is really selfish and only ever thinks of herself.

egoistisch

sensible adj

/sensbl/

Our teenage daughter is sensible so we can trust her.

vernnftig

sensitive adj

/senstv/

Helen is always crying shes really sensitive.

sensibel

sociable adj

/sbl/

Jack is sociable and has lots of friends.

gesellig

spoilt adj

/splt/

Rachel is spoilt her parents always give her money.

verwhnt

stubborn adj

/stbn/

My dad is stubborn and never changes his mind.

stur

attractive adj

/trktv/

Darrens new girlfriend is attractive.

attraktiv

bad-tempered adj

/bd tempd/

Our neighbour is bad-tempered so I dont talk to him.

bellaunig

offend v

/fend/

You should try not to offend people.

beleidigen

depend on phr v

/dpend n/

You can depend on me I will help you.

sich auf jdn. verlassen

obey v

/be/

You should obey your parents.

gehorchen

opinion n

/pnjn/

Whats your opinion of the new government?

Meinung

outgoing adj

/at/

James is outgoing and has many friends.

kontaktfreudig

hard-working adj

/hd wk/

Mary is hard-working so she will pass her exams.

fleiig

mean adj

/min/

My sister never shares her things shes really mean.

gemein

self-confident adj

/self knfdnt/

Shes a self-confident and sociable child.

selbstbewusst

stupid adj

/stjupd/

My parents think that all my friends are stupid.

dumm

talkative adj

/tktv/

Lucy is very talkative we chatted for hours.

gesprchig

clever adj

/klev(r)/

My sister is really clever and wants to study medicine.

schlau

generous adj

/denrs/

Diane is generous and often buys me presents..

grozgig

insecure adj

/nskj(r)/

Stuart is insecure about the way he looks.

unsicher

lazy adj

/lezi/

Ian never does any housework hes so lazy.

faul

quiet adj

/kwat/

Anna is so quiet its hard to talk to her.

ruhig

shy adj

/a/

Im shy and find it hard to meet new people.

schchtern

Personality

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friendly adj

/frendli/

Our new neighbour is friendly.

freundlich

honest adj

/nst/

Wendy is so honest she always tells the truth.

ehrlich

imaginative adj

/mdntv/

My daughter is imaginative and loves stories.

fantasievoll

kind adj

/kand/

My wife is kind and enjoys helping others.

nett

mature adj

/mt(r)/

Shes only 12, but shes very mature for her age.

reif

organized adj

/nazd/

Our administrator is really organized.

organisiert

patient adj

/pent/

You need to be patient if you are a driving instructor.

geduldig

responsible adj

/rspnsbl/

Our son is very responsible and hard-working.

verantwortungsbewusst

tidy adj

/tadi/

Harry is really tidy so his house always looks great.

ordentlich

unambitious adj

/nmbs/

I was unambitious so I didnt study much at school.

nicht ehrgeizig

unfriendly adj

/nfrendli/

I think our new boss is rather unfriendly.

unfreundlich

dishonest adj

/dsnst/

I think Jenny is being dishonest about her past.

unehrlich

unimaginative adj

/nmdntv/

The childrens story was boring and unimaginative.

fantasielos

unkind adj

/nkand/

Dont be unkind to your poor brother.

lieblos

immature adj

/mtj(r)/

Hes nearly 26 now, but hes still so immature.

unreif

disorganized adj

/dsnazd/

Our secretary is so disorganized..

unorganisiert

impatient adj

/mpent/

Megan is always so impatient!.

ungeduldig

unreliable adj

/nrlabl/

Im won't ask Colin for help because he is unreliable.

unzuverlssig

irresponsible adj

/rspnsbl/

Dont go out with Vanessa shes too irresponsible.

verantwortungslos

unselfish adj

/nself/

Adam is unselfish and always thinks of others.

selbstlos

insensitive adj

/nsenstv/

She asked about his divorce which was insensitive.

unsensibel

unsociable adj

/nsbl/

Chris never comes out with us hes unsociable.

ungesellig

untidy adj

/ntadi/

Jim is very untidy his bedroom is a mess.

unordentlich

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fresh adj

/fre/

I bought some wonderful fresh fish today.

frisch

frozen adj

/frzn/

Have we got any frozen vegetables?

gefroren

low-fat adj

/l ft/

Would you like a low-fat yoghurt?

fettarm

raw adj

/r/

I hate the taste of raw onions.

roh

spicy adj

/spasi/

I love spicy Thai curries.

pikant

carbohydrates npl

/kbhadrets/

Rice is an important source of carbohydrates.

Kohlenhydrate

protein n

/prtin/

Meat is a good source of protein.

Protein

stressed adj

/strest/

Richard works too hard and is always stressed.

gestresst

depressed adj

/dprest/

After he lost his job he became depressed.

deprimiert

mood n

/mud/

Dont talk to Barry because hes in a bad mood.

Laune

immediate family n

/midit fmli/

I have four people in my immediate family.

engste Familie

extended family n

/kstendd fmli/

I have a big extended family, including 18 cousins!

erweiterte Familie

decline n

/dklan/

There is a decline in traditional family structures.

Rckgang

close family n

/kls fmli/

Do you think you have a close family?

enges Familienverhltnis

intention n

/ntenn/

His intention is to study hard and go to university.

Absicht

arrangement n

/rendmnt/

Have you made an arrangement for tomorrow?

Abmachung

prediction n

/prdkn/

His prediction is that people will holiday in space.

Prognose

promise n

/prms/

I made a promise to my father before he died.

Versprechen

only child n

/nli tld/

I dont have any brothers or sisters Im an only child.

Einzelkind

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rivalry n

/ravlri/

There is a lot of rivalry between me and my sister.

tension n

/tenn/

There was tension at home because ourparents argued. Anspannung

sick adj

/sk/

Hes been off sick for two weeks.

krank

newborn adj

/njubn/

That newborn baby is so tiny.

neugeboren

no wonder

/n wnd(r)/

My parents were always nicer to me so no wonder


mysister hated me.

nicht verwunderlich

attention n

/tenn/

I didnt get as much attention as my brother when


wewere children.

Aufmerksamkeit

share v

/e(r)/

I share a lot of hobbies with my sister.

teilen

emotional adj

/mnl/

Shes really emotional and often cries.

emotional

childhood n

/taldhd/

I had a happy childhood.

Kindheit

suffocate v

/sfket/

He tried to suffocate me under the bedcovers!

ersticken

bedcovers n pl

/bedkv(r)z/

I hid from my sister under the bedcovers.

Bettdecke

fight v

/fat/

My brother always wants to fight with me.

kmpfen

innocent adj

/nsnt/

My sister hit me but my mum thought she was innocent. unschuldig

value v

/vlju/

Now that I am older I really value my parents.

wertschtzen

boarding school n

/bd skul/

I was sent away to boarding school when I was eleven.

Internat

adult n

/dlt/

I think I became an adult when I left home.

Erwachsener

gathering n

/r/

My parents have arranged a family gathering.

Treffen

gang n

//

Im not comfortable with being one of a gang.

Bande

relative n

/reltv/

Im my mothers closest relative.

Verwandter, Verwandte

relaxed adj

/rlkst/

My mother is really relaxed and never gets stressed.

entspannt

extrovert n

/ekstrvt/

My dad is an extrovert and loves meeting new people.

extrovertiert

Rivalitt

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container n

/knten(r)/

This is a plastic container for pasta.

Gef

takeaway adj

/tekwe/

We ordered a takeaway pizza.

zum Mitnehmen

tinned adj

/tnd/

I dont like the taste of tinned tuna.

konserviert

margarine n

/mdrin/

Do you prefer butter or margarine?

Margarine

carton n

/ktn/

Can you get me a carton of orange juice?

Karton

jar n

/d(r)/

Can you pass me that jar of strawberry jam?

Glas

sausage n

/ssd/

Would you like a sausage or a burger?

Wurst, Wrstchen

chocolate n

/tklt/

Clients receive free chocolate at the end of thenight.

Schokolade, Praline

salt n

/slt/

Dont put too much salt on your dinner.

Salz

sugar n

/(r)/

I always have sugar in my coffee.

Zucker

mushroom n

/mrum/

Ill have a ham and mushroom pizza, please.

Pilz

steak n

/stek/

I ordered steak and chips at the restaurant.

Steak

feel a bit down

/fil bt dan/

I always feel a bit down after aholiday.

sich etwas niedergeschlagen


fhlen

cake n

/kek/

I made a chocolate cake for my girlfriends birthday.

Kuchen

alternative therapy n

/ltntv erpi/

Have you tried alternative therapy, like


hypnotherapy?

alternative Therapie

cure n

/kj(r)/

I want to find a cure for my headaches.

Heilung

expert n

/ekspt/

My aunt is an expert on Victorian literature.

Experte, Expertin

focused adj

/fkst/

After my morning coffee I feel really focused.

konzentriert, fokussiert

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meeting n

/mit/

I have a meeting with my boss at 10.00 a.m.

Besprechung

decision n

/dsn/

Have you made a decision about your holiday yet?

Entscheidung

creamy adj

/krimi/

We ordered pasta in a creamy sauce.

sahnig, cremig [Schweiz]

weapon n

/wepn/

Chocolate could become a secret weapon in the fight


against crime.

Waffe

violence n

/valns/

Late night violence can be a problem in some towns.

Gewalt

nightclub n

/natklb/

We went to a nightclub until 2.00 a.m.

Nachtclub

dramatic adj

/drmtk/

The results of the experiment were dramatic.

dramatisch

endorphins npl

/ndfnz/

The brain releases endorphins when you eat chocolate.

Endorphine

efficiently adv

/fntli/

Food that is high in protein helps your brain to work


more efficiently.

effizient

concentration n

/knsntren/

Blueberries can improve concentration levels.

Konzentration

chef n

/ef/

My brother is a chef in an Italian restaurant.

Koch

public holiday n

/pblk hlde/

Its a public holiday on Monday so we wont go


towork.

gesetzlicher Feiertag

vitamin n

/vtmn/

There is a lot of vitamin C in oranges.

Vitamin

food supplement n

/fud splment/

I take a food supplement every day.

Nahrungsergnzungsmittel

cut down on phr v

/kt dan n/

I need to cut down on sugar and fat to lose weight.

etw. reduzieren

cuisine n

/kwzin/

I love Indian cuisine.

Kche

argue v

/ju/

My parents argue but they will never get divorced.

streiten

aware adj

/we(r)/

Are you aware that you are your aunts only relative?

sich etw. bewusst sein

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Money
worth adj

/w/

How much is your house worth?

wert

borrow v

/br/

Can I borrow some money, please?

leihen

afford v

/fd/

I cant afford to go on holiday this year.

sich etw. leisten

charge v

/td/

How much do you charge for a haircut?

berechnen, etw. verlangen

cost v

/kst/

These shoes cost 70.

kosten

earn v

/n/

How much do doctors earn in your country?

verdienen

inherit v

/nhert/

She will inherit a lot of money when her parents die.

erben

invest v

/nvest/

You should invest some money in the stock market.

investieren

lend v

/lend/

Can you lend me 30 until tomorrow?

borgen

owe v

//

You owe me 10.

schulden

raise v

/rez/

How much money did you raise for the school?

aufbringen

save v

/sev/

I try to save some money every month.

sparen

waste v

/west/

Dont waste your money on things you dont need.

verschwenden

credit card n

/kredt kd/

The payment had been taken from my credit card.

Kreditkarte

debt n

/det/

I had a lot of debt when I left university.

Schulden

bank account n

/bk kant/

How much money do you have in your bank account?

Bankkonto

bill n

/bl/

The electricity bill came through the post today.

Rechnung

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cash machine n

/k min/

I took 30 out of the cash machine.

Bankautomat

coin n

/kn/

I found a 10p coin on the pavement.

Mnze

loan n

/ln/

I need a loan from the bank to start my own business.

Darlehen

mortgage n

/md/

The bank gave me a mortgage to buy ahouse.

Hypothek

note n

/nt/

I left a 20 note on my desk.

Geldschein, Banknote

salary n

/slri/

Lawyers get a good salary.

Gehalt

tax n

/tks/

How much tax do you have to pay every month?

Steuer

take out phr v

/tek at/

I never take out more than 50 at a cash machine.

abheben

pay back phr v

/pebk/

I pay back 50 of the loan to the bank every month.

zurckzahlen

live off phr v

/lv f/

I have to live off my parents while Im at university.

von etw./jmd. leben

live on phr v

/lv n/

If I lose my job, Ill have no money to live on.

von etw./jmd. leben

Useful words and phrases


dyslexia n

/dsleksi/

My son cant read very well because he has dyslexia.

Legasthenie, Dyslexie

make money

/mek mni/

I want to make money from my paintings.

Geld verdienen

boutique n

/butik/

She works in a designer clothes boutique.

Boutique

gamble n

/mbl/

Starting my own business was a bit of a gamble.

Glcksspiel

go on sale

/ n sel/

When will his new book go on sale?

zum Verkauf freigegeben werden

millionaire n

/mljne(r)/

Jeff became a millionaire, but lost most of his money.

Millionr

recession n

/rsen/

Our business lost a lot of money during the recession.

Rezession

broke adj

/brk/

I was always broke when I was a student.

pleite

put aside phr v

/pt sad/

Every week, I put aside some money for a holiday.

auf die Seite legen

figures n pl

/fz/

He calculated figures in his head.

Zahlen

cheque n

/tek/

I wrote a cheque for 300.

Scheck

contract n

/kntrkt/

We signed the contract.

Vertrag

kayak v

/kak/

Why did you agree to kayak down the Amazon?

Kajak fahren

consecutive adj

/knsekjtv/

She ran three consecutive marathons in 24 hours.

aufeinander folgend

sponsor v

/spns(r)/

She asked me to sponsor her for a charity programme.

sponsern

risky adj

/rski/

This is a very risky trip.

riskant

infested adj

/nfestd/

The river is infested with crocodiles.

verseucht

exhausted adj

/zstd/

I was exhausted after the race.

erschpft

boiling adj

/bl/

Its boiling at the moment 34 degrees Celsius!

brtend hei

paddle n

/pdl/

We used a wooden paddle to move the boat.

Paddel

suffer v

/sf(r)/

I really suffer in hot weather.

leiden

humidity n

/hjumdti/

The humidity here is 80 per cent in the summer.

Luftfeuchtigkeit

current n

/krnt/

I had to paddle against the current.

Strmung

inspire v

/nspa(r)/

Ive been listening to music to inspire me.

inspirieren

exhaustion n

/zstn/

I suffered from heat exhaustion.

Erschpfung

target n

/tt/

100 km per day is my target.

Ziel

fantastic adj

/fntstk/

Ive had a fantastic time here.

fantastisch

furious adj

/fjris/

Lyn is furious that you didnt invite her to your party.

wtend

tiny adj

/tani/

My flat is really tiny with only two rooms.

winzig

terrified adj

/terfad/

Are there any animals that youre terrified of?

Angst vor etw. haben

delicious adj

/dls/

The food was delicious.

kstlich

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starving adj

/stv/

I was starving when I came home from school.

groen Hunger haben

enormous adj

/nms/

His house is enormous and has six bedrooms.

riesig

freezing adj

/friz/

The sea was freezing so we didnt swim.

eiskalt

filthy adj

/fli/

Johns kitchen is filthy.

dreckig

delighted adj

/dlatd/

My parents are delighted that Im getting married.

berglcklich

hilarious adj

/hleris/

The film was hilarious we laughed so much.

urkomisch

positive adj

/pztv/

Did you have a positive experience abroad?

positiv

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mechanic n

/mknk/

I had to pay the mechanic 100 to repair my car.

Mechaniker/in

interest n

/ntrest/

How much interest do you pay on your credit card?

Zinsen

fee n

/fi/

My lawyer has an hourly fee of 150!

Honorar

foot the bill

/ft bl/

My children use the phone but I foot thebill.

die Rechnung zahlen

shopping spree n

/p spri/

I always go on a shopping spree when I get paid.

Einkaufstour

consumer society n

/knsjum(r)
ssati/

We live in a consumer society where people want new


things all the time.

Konsumgesellschaft

cynical adj

/snkl/

Im always very cynical about our government.

zynisch

store n

/st(r)/

He works in a grocery store.

Laden

rough idea n

/rf ad/

I usually have a rough idea about what I spend my


money on.

grobe Vorstellung

instalment n

/nstlmnt/

I paid back the first instalment on my loan.

Rate

scam n

/skm/

That email saying we had won some money was ascam. Betrug

proud adj

/prad/

I was so proud of my son when he passed his exams.

stolz

salesman n

/selzmn/

My brother is a used car salesman.

Verkufer

door-to-door

/d(r) t d(r)/

I went door-to-door trying to sell insurance.

von Tr zu Tr

instinctively adv

/nstktvli/

He instinctively knew what people wanted.

instinktiv

ashamed adj

/emd/

He felt so ashamed that he couldnt read.

beschmt

prize n

/praz/

I won first prize in the competition.

Preis

employ v

/mpl/

We employ a gardener who comes once a week.

beschftigen

ghost writer n

/st rat(r)/

She used a ghost writer to write her autobiography.

Ghostwriter

best-seller n

/bestsel(r)/

His autobiography became a best-seller.

Bestseller

burst into tears

/bst nt tz/

When I finished the race I burst into tears.

in Trnen ausbrechen

gorilla n

/rl/

I saw a big gorilla at the zoo.

Gorilla

charity n

/trti/

My sister works for a childrens charity.

Wohlttigkeitsverein

good cause n

/d kz/

I ran a marathon to make money for a goodcause.

guter Zweck

presenter n

/przent(r)/

I want to be a TV presenter when I grow up.

Moderator

surface n

/sfs/

I can see my reflection in the surface of the water.

Oberflche

melted adj

/meltd/

There was melted chocolate at the bottom of my bag.

geschmolzen

bandaged adj

/bnddd/

He came to work with a bandaged head.

bandagiert

tape n

/tep/

My fingers are bandaged with white tape.

Verband

ache v

/ek/

I have an ache in my right arm from playing tennis.

schmerzen

drive someone mad

/drav smwn
md/

My parents drive me mad with their arguing!

jdn. verrckt machen

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File 3
Vocabulary Banks
Transport
carriage n

/krd/

My seat is in carriage F.

Waggon

coach n

/kt/

We went on a coach to France.

Reisebus

lorry n

/lri/

My brother drives a lorry.

Last(kraft)wagen

motorway n

/mtwe/

The motorway speed limit is 70 miles per hour.

Autobahn

platform n

/pltfm/

The train leaves from this platform.

Bahnsteig, Perron [Schweiz]

scooter n

/skut(r)/

My daughter uses her scooter to get to work.

Motorroller

Underground n

/ndrand/

I use the London Underground every day.

U-Bahn

tram n

/trm/

I go to work by tram.

Straenbahn, Tram [Schweiz]

van n

/vn/

My uncle is a builder and he has his own van.

Lieferwagen

bus stop n

/bs stp/

You can buy a ticket at the bus stop.

Bushaltestelle

child seat n

/tald sit/

You should buy a child seat for your car.

Kindersitz

car crash n

/k(r) kr/

I broke my leg in a car crash last month.

Autounfall

cycle lane n

/sakl len/

Its safer to use a cycle lane when youre on your bike.

Fahrradweg

parking fine n

/pk fan/

I left my car on double yellow lines and I got a


parkingfine.

Bugeld wegen Falschparkens

pedestrian crossing n

/pdestrin krs/

Children should always use a pedestrian crossing.

Fugngerbergang

petrol station n

/petrl sten/

I stopped at a petrol station to fill up the car.

Tankstelle

roadworks n

/rdwks/

Roadworks are starting on this road next week.

Straenbauarbeiten

rush hour n

/r a(r)/

The traffic is always bad in rush hour.

Hauptverkehrszeit

seat belt n

/sit belt/

You must wear a seat belt in cars in this country.

Sicherheitsgurt

speed limit n

/spid lmt/

Whats the speed limit on this road?

Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung

speed camera n

/spid kmr/

Theres a speed camera so dont drive toofast.

Radarfalle

taxi rank n

/tksi rnk/

Theres a taxi rank outside the station.

Taxistand

traffic jam n

/trfk dm/

Sorry Im late there was a terrible traffic jam.

Stau

traffic lights n

/trfk lats/

Turn right after the traffic lights.

Ampel

zebra crossing n

/zebr krs/

Its safest to cross the road at the zebra crossing.

Zebrastreifen

get stuck v

/et stk/

I always get stuck in traffic on my way to work.

stecken bleiben

go over v

/ v(r)/

Dont go over the speed limit.

berschreiten

avoid v

/vd/

Avoid the motorway there is a huge traffic jam.

vermeiden

cross v

/krs/

Whats the quickest way to cross a busy city?

durchfahren

take v

/tek/

It will take 10 minutes by car to get to the hospital.

dauern

set off phr v

/set f/

We set off early to avoid the traffic.

aufbrechen

end up phr v

/end p/

If I get on that bus, I'll end up in the wrong place!

enden, gelangen

run out phr v

/rn at/

What will we do if we run out of petrol?

ausgehen

watch / look out! phr v

/lk at/

Look out! Youre going to crash!

Achtung!, Pass auf!

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apologize to prep

/pldaz t/

Apologize to your sister for breaking her hairdryer.

sich bei jdm. entschuldigen

arrive in prep

/rav n/

What time do you arrive in London?

ankommen in

arrive at prep

/rav t/

We arrive at Heathrow at 10.30 a.m.

ankommen an

belong to prep

/bl t/

Who does this jacket belong to?

jdm. gehren

argue with prep

/ju w/

I always argue with my parents.

mit jdm. streiten

ask for prep

/sk f/

I want to ask for some help with my homework.

nach etwas fragen

choose between prep

/tuz btwin/

You have to choose between these two dresses.

zwischen etwas entscheiden

depend on prep

/dpend n/

It will depend on my exam results if I get the job.

sich auf jdn. verlassen

dream about prep

/drim bat/

Do you often dream about work?

von etw. trumen

laugh at prep

/lf t/

Dont laugh at me when Im talking.

ber jdn. lachen

look forward to prep

/lk fwd t/

I look forward to seeing you next week.

sich auf etw. freuen

pay for prep

/pe f/

How much did you pay for that car?

fr etw. bezahlen

remind me to prep

/rmand mi t/

Can you remind me to call your grandma tomorrow?

mich an etwas erinnern

spend money on prep

/spend mni n/

I like to spend money on good quality food.

Geld fr etw. ausgeben

afraid of prep

/fred v/

Im afraid of spiders.

Angst vor etw. haben

angry with prep

/ri w/

Are you still angry with me?

wtend auf jdn. sein

good at prep

/d t/

Im really good at maths but Im useless at history.

gut in etw. sein

good for prep

/d f/

Doing some exercise every day is good for you.

gut fr etw. sein

close to prep

/kls t/

Im very close to my mum and we speak every day.

in einem engen Verhltnis zu


jdm. stehen

different from prep

/dfrnt frm/

This house is very different from your last one.

sich von etw. unterscheiden

excited about prep

/ksatd bat/

Are you excited about your holiday?

sich auf etw. freuen

fed up with prep

/fed p w/

Im fed up with tidying away your clothes all the time.

genug von etw. haben

famous for prep

/fems f/

Whats your home town famous for?

berhmt fr etw. sein

interested in prep

/ntrstd n/

Im really interested in history.

sich fr etw. interessieren

fond of prep

/fnd v/

Im fond of my niece shes so sweet.

jdn./etw. gerne haben

keen on prep

/kin n/

Im keen on football so I watch it most weekends.

von etw. begeistert sein

kind to prep

/kand t/

Please be kind to your little brother.

nett zu jdm. sein

married to prep

/mrid t/

How long have you been married to your wife?

mit jdm. verheiratet sein

pleased about prep

/plizd bat/

Are you pleased about the new tax system?

mit etw. zufrieden sein

proud of prep

/prad v/

Im proud of my nephew as hes now a doctor.

stolz auf jdn./etw. sein

rude to prep

/rud t/

Dont be rude to your father!

grob zu jdm. sein

worried about prep

/wrid bat/

Im worried about Jody she seems really depressed.

sich ber jdn./etw. Sorgen


machen

tired of prep

/tad v/

Im tired of working I need to have a rest.

genug von etw. haben

scared of prep

/sked v/

Im scared of the dark.

Angst vor etw. haben

frightened of prep

/fratnd v/

Are you frightened of heights?

sich vor etw. frchten

Useful words and phrases


adventure n

/dvent(r)/

I want an adventure so lets go travelling together.

Abenteuer

rush v

/r/

I was late so I had to rush to school.

sich beeilen

choke v

/tk/

Try not to choke on that apple.

sich verschlucken

race n

/res/

I won the race.

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turn around phr v

/tn rand/

Turn around because youre going the wrong way!

sich umdrehen

ahead of prep

/hed v/

The car was ahead of the bike.

vor etw. sein

reach v

/rit/

When do you think you will reach the station?

erreichen

turn red

/tn red/

When the lights turn red you have to stop.

auf rot schalten

worse adj

/ws/

You should leave now because the traffic is getting


worse.

schlimmer

confusing adj

/knfjuz/

The map was confusing and we got lost.

verwirrend

route n

/rut/

Which is the best route to the station?

Strecke

permit n

/pmt/

Do you have a permit to park here?

Erlaubnis

gossip n

/sp/

Have you got any gossip to share?

Gerchte

gossip v

/sp/

She likes to gossip with her friends over coffee.

tratschen

stereotype n

/steritap/

The stereotype of British people is that they always


talk about the weather.

Klischee

stereotype v

/steritap/

They stereotype women as being better at looking


after children.

in ein Klischee zwngen

fit v

/ft/

They want to fit me with a hearing aid.

ausstatten

recorder n

/rkd(r)/

They attached a recorder to them to monitor their


conversations.

Aufnahmegert

slightly adv

/slatli/

Men only use slightly fewer words than women.

ein bisschen

in fact

/n fkt/

We dont eat out much, in fact, we dont even have


takeaways any more.

tatschlich

sceptical adj

/skeptkl/

They are sceptical of the belief that women use three


times as many words as men.

skeptisch

claim v

/klem/

They claim that women use more words than men.

behaupten

whereas conj

/werz/

Women talk about lots of subjects whereas men usually wohingegen, whrend
stick to one subject for longer.

according to prep

/kd t/

According to the article, women are better at


multitasking.

laut

range v

/rend/

There is a wide range of products to choose from.

(Produkt) Palette

almost adv

/lmst/

I can talk to my wife about almost anything.

nahezu

tend v

/tend/

Women tend to gossip more than men.

zu etw. tendieren

stick v

/stk/

Men usually stick to one subject for longer when


theychat.

bei etw. bleiben

reduce v

/rdjus/

Laughing can reduce stress.

reduzieren

hardly adv

/hdli/

We hardly ever go to the cinema any more.

kaum

manual n

/mnjul/

I need a training manual on how to bring up children.

Gebrauchsanleitung

generally adv

/denrli/

Generally speaking, are women more talkative


thanmen?

im Allgemeinen

talk about phr v

/tk bat/

I like to talk about politics with my friends.

ber etw. reden

swap v

/swp/

We like to get together and swap opinions.

austauschen

credible adj

/kredbl/

This research is credible so I dont trust the findings.

glaubwrdig

multitask v

/mltitsk/

Do you think women can multitask better than men?

mehrere Ttigkeiten gleichzeitig


ausfhren

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series n

/sriz/

Top Gear is a very popular TV series.

Serie

check-in desk n

/tek n desk/

Go straight to the check-in desk at the airport.

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motorboat n

/mtbt/

My brother bought a motorboat last weekend.

Motorboot

public transport n

/pblk trnspt/

I never use public transport because I love driving.

ffentliche Verkehrsmittel

overground train n

/vrand tren/

You should take the overground train from Waterloo.

oberirdische Bahn

mile n

/mal/

How long does it take you to walk one mile?

Meile

the Tube n

/ tjub/

I hate travelling on the Tube.

U-Bahn

nickname n

/nknem/

Did you have a nickname when you were at school?

Spitzname

valuable adj

/vljubl/

My time is valuable so I dont like to waste it.

kostbar

illegal adj

/lil/

Have you ever done something illegal?

illegal

ring road n

/r rd/

Drive round the ring road to get to that part of town.

Ringstrae

driving simulator n

/drav
smjulet(r)/

A British car magazine tested drivers in a driving


simulator.

Fahrsimulator

satnav n

/stnv/

I use my satnav when I go on long journeys.

Navi

do your hair

/d j(r) he(r)/

How long does it take to do your hair?

die Haare machen

put make-up on

/pt mek p n/

I need 20 minutes to put make-up on in the morning.

Make-up auftragen

publish v

/pbl/

Will they publish your article in the magazine?

verffentlichen

silence is golden

/salns az
ldn/

I like to spend time in quiet places silence is golden.

Schweigen ist Gold

trivial adj

/trvil/

My friends talk about trivial things like celebrities.

banal

penalty n

/penlti/

Their best player missed the penalty.

Elfmeter

rucksack n

/rksk/

I put my lunch box into my rucksack.

Rucksack

commando n

/kmnd/

He was a commando in the British army.

Angehriger einer
Kommandotruppe

stay-at-home dad n

/ste t hm dd/

Im a stay-at-home dad and my wife works.

Hausmann

military precision n

/mltri prsn/

Getting ready for school requires military precision.

militrische Genauigkeit

sleeping tablet n

/slip tblt/

I took a sleeping tablet to help me sleep last night.

Schlaftablette

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Useful words and phrases
evidence n

/evdns/

If at first you dont succeed, destroy all the evidence


that you tried.

Beweise

scene n

/sin/

I love the car chase scene in the latest James Bond film.

Szene

fabulous adj

/fbjls/

She looks fabulous in that dress!

wunderbar

exciting adj

/ksat/

The first day of the course was really exciting.

aufregend

excited adj

/ksatd/

I was really excited on the first day of the course.

aufgeregt

amazing adj

/mez/

The view from our hotel room is amazing.

atemberaubend

amazed adj

/mezd/

I was amazed by our sons exam results.

erstaunt

depressing adj

/dpres/

I find winter depressing.

deprimierend

depressed adj

/dprest/

She was feeling depressed so she went to her doctor.

deprimiert

disappointing adj

/dspnt/

My exam results were a bit disappointing.

enttuschend

disappointed adj

/dspntd/

My parents were disappointed with my exam results.

enttuscht

tiring adj

/tar/

Swimming in the sea is really tiring.

anstrengend

tired adj

/tad/

Im really tired so Im going to bed.

mde

embarrassing adj

/mbrs/

It was embarrassing when my dad decided to dance!

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embarrassed adj

/mbrst/

I was embarrassed when I fell over in the town centre.

sich peinlich berhrt fhlen

frightening adj

/fratn/

Its frightening to walk through the woods at night.

angsteinflend

frightened adj

/fratnd/

I was frightened when I heard that knocking noise.

angsterfllt

boring adj

/br/

This film is really boring.

langweilig

bored adj

/bd/

Im bored lets do something.

gelangweilt

frustrating adj

/frstret/

Using this website is really frustrating.

frustrierend

frustrated adj

/frstretd/

Im really frustrated by our new camera.

frustriert

multilingual adj

/mltilwl/

Hes multilingual he speaks eight languages.

mehrsprachig

fluently adv

/fluntli/

I can speak Italian fluently.

flieend

skill n

/skl/

She has a skill for languages.

Begabung

language barrier n

/lwd bri(r)/ For tourists, the language barrier is a real problem.

more exceptions than


rules

/m(r) ksepnz
n rulz/

There seem to be more exceptions than rules in


Russian grammar.

mehr Ausnahmen als Regeln

link n

/lk/

I have a strong personal link to Greece.

Verbindung

basic phrase n

/besk frez/

Learn some basic phrases before you travel abroad.

grundlegender Ausdruck

dial v

/dal/

Can you dial the number for me?

whlen

hang up phr v

/h p/

Dont hang up until youve heard what I want to say.

auflegen

leave a message

/liv mesd/

Please leave a message after the beep.

eine Nachricht hinterlassen

voicemail n

/vsmel/

Leave a message on my voicemail.

Voicemail

engaged adj

/nedd/

I tried to call you but the line was engaged.

besetzt

busy adj

/bzi/

Im afraid the line is busy at the moment.

besetzt

screen saver n

/skrin sev/

I have a picture of my children as my screen saver.

Bildschirmschoner

silent mode n

/salnt md/

I switch my phone to silent mode during meetings.

lautloser Modus

vibrate mode n

/vabret md/

Switch your phone to vibrate mode at thecinema.

Vibrationsmodus

quiet zone n

/kwat zn/

This is a quiet zone so please turn off your mobile.

Ruhezone

instant messaging n

/nstnt mesd/

I use instant messaging to chat to my friends.

Sofortmitteilung

consequence n

/knskwns/

Leaving my phone on had an embarrassing consequence. Konsequenz

etiquette n

/etkt/

Do you know about mobile phone etiquette?

Anstandsregeln

manners n pl

/mnz/

Saying please and thank you is goodmanners.

Benehmen

Sprachbarriere

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skydiving n

/skadav/

I went skydiving when I was in New Zealand.

Fallschirmspringen

scuba dive v

/skub dav/

I want to learn to scuba dive when we go to Spain.

tauchen

theory n

/ri/

You need to study the theory to pass the test.

Theorie

excursion n

/kskn/

We went on a diving excursion the next day.

Ausflug

snorkelling n

/snkl/

I love snorkelling and looking at the fish.

schnorcheln

robot n

/rbt/

I was dancing like a robot!

Roboter

tune n

/tjun/

I still try to dance when I hear a salsa tune.

Melodie

Oriental adj

/rientl/

Oriental languages are hard for Europeans to learn.

orientalisch

Roman adj

/rmn/

Its easier to learn a language with Roman letters.

romanisch

Greek adj

/rik/

I had to learn the Greek alphabet.

Griechisch

Afrikaans n

/frkns/

He lives in South Africa and speaks Afrikaans.

Afrikaans

Hebrew n

/hibru/

I learnt some Hebrew when I was young,

Hebrisch

Catalan n

/ktln/

They speak Catalan and Spanish in Barcelona.

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generate v

/denret/

I didnt think the competition would generate this


amount of media attention.

hervorbringen

media attention n

/midi tenn/

The celebrity story received a lot of media attention.

Aufmerksamkeit der Medien

instantly adv

/nstntli/

If you learn some basic phrases it instantly shows that


you respect the culture and language.

sofort

tactless adj

/tktls/

It was tactless to say you didnt like his new shirt.

taktlos

finals n pl

/fanlz/

Im studying hard for my finals at the moment.

Abschlussprfung

app n

/p/

Have you seen the latest app for counting calories?

App

tip n

/tp/

My mum gave me a good tip on how to make a


delicious pasta sauce.

Tipp

invisible adj

/nvzbl/

Sometimes I wish I could become invisible.

unsichtbar

intimate adj

/ntmt/

They had an intimate conversation in a quiet place.

intim

appropriate adj

/prprit/

Do you think your behaviour is appropriate?

angemessen

You must not use your


phone

/ju mst nt jus


j(r) fn/

You must not use your phone in the library.

Telefonieren verboten

megaphone n

/mefn/

Use the megaphone so that everyone can hear you.

Megaphon

You dont have to shout I can hear you.

Du musst/Sie mssen nicht


schreien

You dont have to shout /ju dnt hf t


at/
reception n

/rsepn/

The reception is really poor and I cant hear what


youre saying.

Empfang

deserve v

/dzv/

People with you deserve more attention than those at


the end of the phone.

verdienen

You have to keep your


phone on

/ju hf t kip j(r) You have to keep your phone on so that I can contact Du musst dein/Sie mssen Ihr
fn n/
Telefon eingeschaltet lassen
you.

insulting v

/nslt/

If you must take a call /f ju mst tek


kl/

The player was sent off for insulting the referee.

beleidigend

If you must take a call in the car, use a hands-free set.

Falls du/Sie einen Anruf


annehmen musst/mssen

hands-free adj

/hndz fri/

I bought a hands-free set so I can use my phone in


thecar.

Freisprech(anlage)

ought v

/t/

John just called so you ought to call him back.

du solltest/Sie sollten

knowledge n

/nld/

I dont have much knowledge of science, Im afraid.

Wissen

whole adj

/hl/

Have you finished the whole cake already?

ganz

doubt v

/dat/

I doubt that hell get good exam results because he is


really lazy.

bezweifeln

calm adj

/km/

You seem very calm about your driving test.

ruhig

island n

/alnd/

He grew up on a small island off the coast of Scotland.

Insel

face-to-face adj

/fes t fes/

I would like to speak to you about this face-to-face.

persnlich

nasty adj

/nsti/

Heidi received a nasty email from Carolyn.

fies

stepmother n

/stepm(r)/

My father married his girlfriend so I now have a


stepmother.

Stiefmutter

criticize v

/krtsaz/

You should never criticize her cooking.

kritisieren

declare v

/dkle(r)/

You should not declare what you will and will not eat.

verknden

helping n

/help/

She gave me an enormous helping of lasagne.

Portion

see sense

/si sens/

I hope she will see sense and find a better boyfriend.

zur Vernunft kommen

permission n

/pm()n/

Dont post photos of friends without asking their


permission.

Erlaubnis

accompany v

/kmpni/

Can I accompany you to the bus stop?

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Vocabulary Banks
Sport
captain n

/kptn/

Which player is the captain of your team?

Kapitn

coach n

/kt/

My dad is a tennis coach.

Trainer

fan n

/fn/

Im a Manchester United fan.

Fan

player n

/ple(r)/

Who is the best player in your team?

Spieler

referee n

/refri/

The referee blew his whistle.

Schiedsrichter

spectator n

/spektet(r)/

I was a spectator at the Wimbledon final this year.

Zuschauer

crowd n

/krad/

There was a huge crowd waiting to get into the stadium. Menge

team n

/tim/

There are 11 players in a football team.

Team

stadium n

/stedim/

They built a new stadium for Arsenal a few years ago.

Stadion

sports hall n

/spts hl/

You can play basketball in the sports hall.

Sporthalle

arena n

/rin/

The horse racing competition took place in the arena.

Arena

umpire n

/mpa(r)/

The umpire sent one of the players off the field.

Schiedsrichter

circuit n

/skt/

There is a Formula 1 circuit in Bahrain.

Rennstrecke

course n

/ks/

We went round the 18-hole golf course together.

Golfplatz

court n

/kt/

Theres a tennis court in our local park.

Tennisplatz

pitch n

/pt/

The football pitch was very muddy.

Spielfeld

pool n

/pul/

I dived into the pool.

Schwimmbecken

slope n

/slp/

We went really fast down the ski slope.

Abfahrt

track n

/trk/

I ran twice around the race track.

(Renn)Bahn

beat v

/bit/

Arsenal beat Chelsea 2-0.

schlagen

win v

/wn/

I really want to win this competition.

gewinnen

lose v

/luz/

They accept money to lose matches.

verlieren

draw v

/dr/

We dont want to draw we want to win the match.

unentschieden spielen

get fit

/et ft/

I want to lose weight and get fit before my wedding.

in Form kommen

get injured

/et ndd/

Try not to get injured in the football match.

sich verletzen

train v

/tren/

How many hours do you train for every day?

trainieren

gym n

/dm/

I go to the gym every morning for 45 minutes.

Fitnesscenter

yoga n

/j/

I teach Ashtanga yoga on Monday evenings.

Yoga

tai-chi n

/t ti/

I do tai-chi to help me relax.

Tai Chi

warm up phr v

/wm p/

Its important to warm up before you do exercise.

sich aufwrmen

work out phr v

/wkat/

I like to work out at the gym three times a week.

trainieren

send off phr v

/send f/

I think the referee should send off that player.

vom Platz schicken

knock out phr v

/nkat/

Can we knock out their team from the competition?

rauswerfen

eliminate v

/lmnet/

We will eliminate their team from the competition.

ausscheiden

classmate n

/klsmet/

Hes a classmate of mine we take maths together.

Klassenkamerad/in

close friend n

/kls frend/

Nina is a really close friend of mine.

gute/r Freund/in

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colleague n

/kli/

James is a work colleague.

Kollege/Kollegin

couple n

/kpl/

How long have you and Wendy been a couple?

Prchen

ex n

/eks/

I had a text message from my ex yesterday.

Ex

fianc(e) n

/finse/

This is my fiance, Heather.

Verlobter/Verlobte (weiblich)

flatmate n

/fltmet/

Kevin is my flatmate.

Mitbewohner/in

partner n

/ptn(r)/

I live in a small house with my partner.

Partner/in

romantic adj

/rmntk/

I took her out for a romantic meal.

romantisch

be together

/bi te(r)/

I want us to be together forever.

zusammen sein

become friends

/bkm frendz/

When did you first become friends?

Freunde werden

break up phr v

/brek p/

I find it really hard to break up with someone.

Schluss machen

get in touch

/et n tt/

Please get in touch when you are next in town.

sich melden

get on phr v

/et n/

Do you get on with your parents?

mit jdm. zurechtkommen

get married

/et mrid/

Id like to get married before Im 30.

heiraten

get to know

/et t n/

I want to get to know you.

kennenlernen

go out together

/ at te(r)/

How long did you and Nick go out together?

zusammen ausgehen

have something in
common

/hv sm n
kmn/

You need to have something in common with your


partner if the relationship is going to work.

etw. gemeinsam haben

lose touch

/luz tt/

Dont lose touch lets exchange numbers.

sich aus den Augen verlieren

meet v

/mit/

I find it quite difficult to meet new people.

treffen

propose v

/prpz/

I want to propose to my girlfriend tonight.

einen Antrag machen

mate n

/met/

Nicolas not my girlfriend shes just a mate.

Freund/in

fancy v

/fnsi/

Do you fancy anyone in your drama class?

fr jdn. schwrmen

dump v

/dmp/

Im going to dump my boyfriend this evening.

mit jdm. Schluss machen

have a crush on

/hv kr n/

I have a crush on my sisters best friend.

in jdn. verknallt sein

split up phr v

/splt p/

When did you split up with Marco?

sich trennen

fall out with

/fl at w/

I never fall out with my sister.

sich mit jdm. verkrachen

Useful words and phrases


superstitious adj

/supsts/

Im really superstitious so I hate the number 13.

aberglubisch

superstition n

/supstn/

The superstition is that seeing a black cat brings


goodluck.

Aberglaube

ritual n

/rtul/

He has a ritual that he does before every match.

Ritual

shoelaces n pl

/ulesz/

Did you tie your shoelaces properly?

Schnrsenkel

fate n

/fet/

I knew it was fate that we didnt win the game.

Schicksal

lucky charm n

/lki tm/

This necklace is my lucky charm.

Glcksbringer

exceptionally adv

/ksepnli/

Usain Bolt can run exceptionally fast.

auergewhnlich

short cut n

/t kt/

If you take the short cut you will get there early.

Abkrzung

sweat v

/swet/

I always sweat a lot when I play tennis.

schwitzen

title n

/tatl/

They awarded the title to the real winner.

Titel

award v

/wd/

They will award the title to the winner of the race.

verleihen

winner n

/wn(r)/

Who was the winner?

Gewinner/in

tollbooth n

/tlbu/

You have to pay to cross the bridge via the tollbooth.

Mautstelle

operator n

/pret(r)/

He was a tollbooth operator.

Arbeiter/in

their eyes met

/e(r) az met/

Their eyes met across a crowded room.

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likely adj

/lakli/

Is it likely that you will pass your exams?

wahrscheinlich

opera n

/pr/

We went to see an Italian opera last night.

Oper

thruway n

/ruwe/

She came off the thruway and stopped at the tollbooth. Autobahn, Schnellstrae

commuter n

/kmjut(r)/

She was a frequent commuter from London to


NewYork.

Pendler/in

audition n

/dn/

The actress was driving to an audition.

Vorsprechen

cute adj

/kjut/

She thought he was really cute.

niedlich

exchange a few words

/kstend fju
wdz/

They always exchange a few words when they see each ein paar Stze miteinander reden
other.

barrier n

/bri(r)/

He raised the barrier to let her pass.

Schranke

shift n

/ft/

Im working the day shift at the moment.

Schicht

traffic cone n

/trfk kn/

He put a traffic cone in front of his lane.

Absperrkegel

lane n

/len/

The motorway lane was closed.

Spur

candle n

/kndl/

She lit the candle in her bedroom.

Kerze

find the courage

/fand krd/

Try to find the courage to give him your number.

den Mut aufbringen

run v

/rn/

I want to run a company when I grow up.

leiten

turn out

/tnat/

Dont worry everything will turn out okay.

sich herausstellen

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trophy n

/trfi/

I really hope my team wins a trophy this year.

Trophe

extra time n

/ekstr tam/

There were no goals so the match went to extra time.

Verlngerung

well-paid adj

/wil ped/

Professional footballers are extremely well-paid.

gut bezahlt

unpopular adj

/nppjl(r)/

Football referees are really unpopular in my country.

unbeliebt

Im going to tell you


about a time when

/am t tel ju Im going to tell you about a time when I was in a


bat tam wen/
dangerous situation.

This happened a few


years ago

/s hpnd fju
jz /

This happened a few years ago I was walking my


dog when I heard a gun shot.

Dies geschah vor wenigen


Jahren

When I was younger

/wen a wz
j(r)/

When I was younger I went to swimming lessons


every Saturday.

Als ich jnger war

cheat v

/tit/

Why did you cheat in your exams?

schummeln

quarter-finals n pl

/kwt fanlz/

We got through to the quarter-finals of the


competition.

Viertelfinale

protest v

/prtest/

You shouldnt protest against the referees decision.

protestieren

anecdote n

/nkdt/

He told us a really funny anecdote at the party.

Anekdote

recover v

/rkv(r)/

How long did it take to recover from the accident?

sich erholen

celebrity n

/slebrti/

Have you ever met a celebrity?

Berhmtheit

forum n

/frm/

I like to post my comments on a web forum.

Forum

probable adj

/prbbl/

Its probable that the economy wont grow in the next


few months.

wahrscheinlich

wax n

/wks/

This candle is made of wax.

Wachs

Ich werde dir/Ihnen nun davon


erzhlen, wie

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File 6
Vocabulary Banks
Cinema
action film n

/kn flm/

Have you seen that new action film?

Actionfilm

animation n

/nmen/

My children love the animation Peppa Pig.

Zeichentrick

comedy n

/kmdi/

We saw a great comedy starring Ben Stiller last week.

Komdie

drama n

/drm/

I watched an excellent drama set during the war.

Drama

historical film n

/hstrkl flm/

It was a historical film about the American Civil War.

Geschichtsfilm

horror film n

/hr(r) flm/

She was in a horror film about vampires.

Horrorfilm

musical n

/mjuzkl/

We saw the musical Mamma Mia! in London.

Musical

science fiction film n

/sans fkn flm/

He loves science fiction films about aliens.

Science-Fiction-Film

thriller n

/rl(r)/

He starred in a thriller about a political scandal.

Thriller

war film n

/w(r) flm/

We saw a war film set during the Vietnam war.

Kriegsfilm

western n

/westn/

That actor was in a western film recently.

Westernfilm

rom-com n

/rm km/

I dont like action films. I prefer watching rom-coms.

romantische Komdie

funny adj

/fni/

That new comedy with Ricky Gervais is really funny.

lustig

violent adj

/valnt/

Children shouldnt see violent films.

gewaltttig

scary adj

/skeri/

I thought that alien film was really scary.

gruselig

moving adj

/muv/

That film about the First World War was moving.

bewegend

film n

/flm/

Whats your favourite film?

Film

movie n

/muvi/

They use the word movie, not film, in America.

Film

audience n

/dins/

There werent many people in the audience.

Publikum

cast n

/kst/

The film has a very small cast of only five actors.

Besetzung

extra n

/ekstr/

I was an extra in the recent film about Robin Hood.

Statist/Statistin

plot n

/plt/

The plot of the film was very complicated.

Handlung

review n

/rvju/

The film got a really bad review in the papers.

Kritik

script n

/skrpt/

The script was written by an experienced writer.

Drehbuch

sequel n

/sikwl/

Will there be a sequel to this film?

Fortsetzung

soundtrack n

/sandtrk/

I love the soundtrack to this film so I bought theCD.

Soundtrack

special effects n pl

/spel fekts/

They spent millions on special effects in this film.

Special Effects

star n

/st(r)/

Keira Knightley is the star of the film.

Star

subtitles n pl

/sbtatlz/

Its a French film so it has English subtitles.

Untertitel

actor n

/kt(r)/

I want to be an actor so Im studying drama.

Schauspieler

actress n

/ktrs/

Angelina Jolie is a famous actress.

Schauspielerin

translation n

/trnzlen/

The translation of the film took three months.

bersetzung

set v

/set/

They set the film in the Italian Alps.

spielen lassen

based on phr v

/best n/

The film is based on a popular novel.

auf etw. basieren

film on location

/flm n lken/

We want to film on location in India.

vor Ort drehen

shoot on location

/ut n lken/

Theyre going to shoot on location in Mexico.

vor Ort drehen

direct v

/drekt/

Hes an actor but now he wants to direct a film.

Regie fhren

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play the part of

/ple pt v/

I want to play the part of Juliet in the new film.

die Rolle von spielen

dub v

/db/

They usually dub American movies into German.

synchronisieren

adaptation n

/dpten/

I loved the recent adaptation of Jane Eyre.

Adaptation

studio n

/stjudi/

It was filmed in a studio in Hollywood.

Studio

be on phr v

/bi n/

When will the new series of Downton Abbey be on?

im Fernsehprogramm laufen

head n

/hed/

I had a really big head when I was a baby.

Kopf

face n

/fes/

She has such a pretty face.

Gesicht

hair n

/he(r)/

I have long brown hair.

Haare

arms n pl

/mz/

He has really strong arms.

Arme

shoulders n pl

/ldz/

My shoulders hurt from carrying that heavy bag.

Schultern

neck n

/nek/

My neck hurts when I work on the computer.

Nacken

eyes n pl

/az/

She has beautiful blue eyes.

Augen

mouth n

/ma/

Keep your mouth closed when youre eating.

Mund

nose n

/nz/

I have a large nose just like my mother.

Nase

hands n pl

/hndz/

Are your hands clean?

Hnde

fingers n pl

/fz/

You have lovely long fingers.

Finger

ears n pl

/z/

My dog has really big ears.

Ohren

stomach n

/stmk/

My stomach hurts because I ate too much.

Bauch

lips n pl

/lps/

He has really thin lips.

Lippen

foot n

/ft/

I broke my foot playing football.

Fu

feet n pl

/fit/

What size are your feet?

Fe

knees n pl

/niz/

I get a lot of pain in my knees when I walk.

Knie

back n

/bk/

I hurt my back in a horseriding accident.

Rcken

legs n pl

/lez/

That girl has really long legs.

Beine

tooth n

/tu/

I broke a tooth on a hard bread roll.

Zahn

teeth n pl

/ti/

I brush my teeth twice a day.

Zhne

tongue n

/t/

How far can you stick your tongue out?

Zunge

toes n pl

/tz/

Can you fit your toes into those pointy shoes?

Zehen

bite v

/bat/

Did that dog just bite you?

beien

clap v

/klp/

Clap your hands!

klatschen

kick v

/kk/

Kick the ball as far as you can.

treten

nod v

/nd/

Nod your head if you want to say yes.

nicken

point v

/pnt/

Can you point at the person who stole your money?

zeigen

smell v

/smel/

I can smell garlic.

riechen

smile v

/smal/

Shell smile at you if you smile at her.

lcheln

stare v

/ste(r)/

Dont stare at people its rude.

starren

taste v

/test/

Taste this cake its delicious.

probieren

throw v

/r/

Throw the ball back to Jason.

werfen

touch v

/tt/

If you touch the screen it will open the website.

berhren

whistle v

/wsl/

I like to whistle a tune while I do the gardening.

pfeifen

The body

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aristocratic adj

/rstkrtk/

She comes from a wealthy aristocratic family.

aristokratisch

servant n

/svnt/

My aunt was a servant at Buckingham Palace.

Diener/Dienerin

wounded adj

/wundd/

This was a hospital for wounded soldiers.

verwundet

nurse n

/ns/

My aunt is a nurse and works in a hospital in London.

Krankenpfleger/in

alley n

/li/

In films, New York is full of secret alleys.

Gasse

respectable adj

/rspektbl/

The area is a home for respectable businesses as well as anstndig


gangsters.

spectacular adj

/spektkjl(r)/

The building has a spectacular tower.

spektakulr

architect n

/ktekt/

The building was designed by a famous architect.

Architekt/in

setting n

/set/

The castle was used as a setting for several films.

Schauplatz

academic adj

/kdemk/

He works in an academic setting.

akademisch

institution n

/nsttjun/

This is a well-known academic institution.

Einrichtung

inhabit v

/nhbt/

What kind of people inhabit this land?

bewohnen

photograph v

/ftrf/

I would like to photograph this wonderful building.

fotografieren

transform v

/trnsfm/

They will transform this area into a shopping centre.

umwandeln

welcome v

/welkm/

We will welcome you here whenever you want to visit.

willkommen heien

exhibition n

/eksbn/

I want to go to the art exhibition in the town centre.

Ausstellung

judge v

/dd/

Its wrong to judge people by their appearance.

ber jdn. urteilen

consultant n

/knsltnt/

I work as a business consultant.

Berater/in

mainly for business or


career purposes

/menli f(r) bzns Do you use social networking sites mainly for business hauptschlich fr geschftliche
(r) kr(r)
oder berufliche Zwecke
or career purposes?
ppsz/

response n

/rspns/

What kind of response did you get to your email?

Antwort

your other half

/j(r) (r) hf/

Where did you first meet your other half?

deine/Ihre bessere Hlfte

young and carefree

/j nd kefri/

When I was a student I was young and carefree.

jung und unbeschwert

a different side of
yourself

/ dfrnt sad v
jself/

You should show your work colleagues a different side eine andere Seite von dir /Ihnen
of yourself outside of work.

grow up phr v

/r p/

I dont want to grow up so I still live with my parents.

erwachsen werden

nostalgic adj

/nstldk/

You are nostalgic for your childhood.

nostalgisch

take yourself too


seriously

/tek jself tu
srisli/

You take yourself too seriously relax a bit!

sich zu ernst nehmen

belief n

/blif/

I have a strong belief that we should look after our


parents when they get old.

Glauben

well-known person n

/wel nn psn/

Hes a very well-known person hes on the radio.

bekannte Person

webcam n

/webkm/

I use a webcam to communicate with friends abroad.

Webcam

functional adj

/fknl/

I wear functional clothes, not fashionable clothes.

praktisch

dress up phr v

/dres p/

I like to dress up when we go out for meals.

sich in Schale werfen

capacity n

/kpsti/

I only use social media in a professional capacity.

Eigenschaft

identify v

/adentfa/

I identify more with my work than with my privatelife. sich identifizieren

dyed adj

/dad/

She has dyed red hair.

gefrbt

homeless adj

/hmls/

I gave money to the homeless man at the station.

obdachlos

intellectual adj

/ntlektul/

My aunt is very intellectual she knows so much.

intellektuell

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dye v

/da/

I want to dye my hair blond.

frben

essential n

/senl/

Its essential to have a good diet if you want to be fit.

essentiell, essenziell

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tomb n

/tum/

They discovered the tomb of a young pharaoh.

Grab

metropolis n

/mtrpls/

New York City is a giant metropolis.

Metropole

gangster n

/st(r)/

My uncle was a gangster in the mafia.

Gangster

pen-name n

/pen nem/

The Bront sisters all used a pen-name.

Pseudonym

interpreter n

/ntprt(r)/

They used an interpreter to translate Russian.

Dolmetscher/in

visual projection n

/vul prdekn/

My photos on Facebook are a visual projection of


mylife.

visuelles Abbild

escapist n

/skepst/

Im a bit of an escapist and like to travel regularly.

Aussteiger/in

caricature n

/krkt(r)/

The artist drew a caricature of me.

Karikatur

rigid adj

/rdd/

I dont have any rigid plans for the weekend.

starr

identifiable adj

/adentfabl/

Are you easily identifiable from your passport photo?

erkennbar

ID card n

/adi kd/

Do you have to carry an ID card in your country?

Personalausweis

Scandinavian adj

/skndnevin/

Have you ever been to a Scandinavian country?

skandinavisch

go viral

/ varl/

Do you think this video clip will go viral?

schnell bekannt werden

vitally adv

/vatli/

Judging people by their appearance was vitally


important in the past.

uerst wichtig

prehistoric adj

/prihstrk/

I cant imagine what it was like in prehistoric times.

prhistorisch

dominant adj

/dmnnt/

That lion looks really aggressive and dominant.

dominant

persist v

/psst/

Our brains persist in using stereotypes.

auf etw. bestehen

socio-economic adj

/ssi
eknmk/

Her socio-ecomomic level was clear from her


appearance.

soziokonomisch

worldly adj

/wldli/

She doesnt have much worldly experience.

weltlich

underdog n

/ndd/

I like to support the underdog in competitions.

Auenseiter/in

class n

/kls/

My parents are from the working class.

Klasse

File 7
Vocabulary Banks
Education
boarding adj

/bd/

My parents sent me away to boarding school.

Internat

graduate v

/rduet/

When did you graduate from university?

den Abschluss machen

head teacher n

/hedtit(r)/

Whats the name of the head teacher at your school?

Direktor/in

nursery n

/nsri/

Before they go to school, children can go to nursery.

Kindergarten

primary adj

/pramri/

Children start primary school when they are four


orfive.

Grundschule, Primarschule

private adj

/pravt/

Her parents paid for her to go to a private school.

privat

pupils n pl

/pjuplz/

How many pupils are there in your school?

Schler

religious adj

/rlds/

I went to a religious school it was Catholic.

konfessionell

secondary adj

/sekndri/

I started secondary school when I was 11.

weiterfhrend

state adj

/stet/

What are the state schools like in your country?

staatlich

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term n

/tm/

A school term usually lasts about 12 weeks.

Semester, Trimester

compulsory adj

/kmplsri/

Maths is a compulsory subject everyone has to do it.

verpflichtend

priest n

/prist/

The church priest visits our school once a week.

Priester

nun n

/nn/

I went to a Catholic school and my teacher was a nun.

Nonne

results n pl

/rzlts/

Students in this school get really good exam results.

Noten

college n

/kld/

I went to art college when I left school.

Hochschule

elementary adj

/elmentri/

His daughter goes to elementary school.

Grundschule

middle school n

/mdl skul/

I went to middle school between the ages of 9 and 13.

Mittelstufe

junior high school

/duni(r) ha skul/ I went to the same junior high school as my friend.

grades n pl

/redz/

I want to study medicine, so I need really good grades.

Noten

high school n

/ha skul/

Hes a teacher at a high school in New York City.

Oberschule

kindergarten n

/kndtn/

I went to kindergarten when I was three years old.

Kindergarten

semester n

/smest(r)/

The autumn semester starts in October.

Semester

twelfth grade n

/twelf red/

My older sister is in twelfth grade this year.

zwlfte Stufe

expel v

/kspel/

If you cheat in your exams the teacher will expelyou.

von der Schule verweisen

behave v

/bhev/

Lots of children in this class behave badly.

sich benehmen

punish v

/pn/

Many teachers punish students with extra homework.

bestrafen

fail v

/fel/

Why did you fail your chemistry exam?

durchfallen

pass v

/ps/

I really want to pass my maths exam this semester.

bestehen

revise v

/rvaz/

How many hours did you revise for the biology exam?

ben

educate v

/eduket/

I want to educate my children at home.

unterrichten

bring up phr v

/br p/

I want to bring up my children in the countryside.

groziehen

learn v

/ln/

I want to learn Russian.

lernen

study v

/stdi/

What subject will you study at university?

studieren

country n

/kntri/

I live in a small cottage in the country.

Land

outskirts n pl

/atskts/

I live on the outskirts of Birmingham.

Auenbezirk

village n

/vld/

I grew up in a village in Wales.

Dorf

town n

/tan/

I was born in a town called Shrewsbury.

Stadt

city n

/sti/

I want to live in a big city like Paris or London.

Stadt

east coast n

/ist kst/

I live in Aldeburgh, a small town on the east coast.

Ostkste

second floor n

/seknd fl(r)/

We live on the second floor of that apartment block.

zweites Stockwerk

suburbs n pl

/sbbz/

We moved from the city centre to the suburbs.

Vororte

basement n

/besmnt/

Many houses in Canada have a basement.

Keller

entrance n

/entrns/

The entrance to the building is round the back.

Eingang

ground floor n

/rand fl(r)/

I dont want to live on the ground floor its not safe.

Erdgeschoss

top floor n

/tp fl(r)/

We live on the top floor and we have great views.

oberstes Geschoss

gate n

/et/

We painted the gate to our garden dark green.

Tor

path n

/p/

A path leads through our garden to the back door.

Weg

roof n

/ruf/

Ill need a ladder to get that football off the roof.

Dach

steps n pl

/steps/

You have to go down three steps to get into our garden.

Stufen

balcony n

/blkni/

Theres a great view from our balcony.

Balkon

Unterstufe

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terrace n

/ters/

We have a terrace where you can sit outside and


sunbathe.

Terrasse

patio n

/pti/

We have chairs, a table, and a barbecue on our patio.

Terrasse

wall n

/wl/

There is a wall between the two gardens..

Mauer

made of stone

/med v stn/

Our house is made of stone.

aus Stein

ceiling n

/sil/

We painted the ceiling white.

Decke

open fire n

/pn fa(r)/

I love sitting by the open fire in winter time.

offenes Feuer

cosy adj

/kzi/

Our living room is small, but its really cosy.

gemtlich

modern adj

/mdn/

We have an expensive modern kitchen.

modern

spacious adj

/spes/

Our kitchen is really spacious so we put a table in it.

gerumig

light adj

/lat/

We have big windows so our living room is really light.

hell

wooden floors n pl

/wdn flz/

The wooden floors in our dining room look great.

Holzboden

chimney n

/tmni/

We need to clean the chimney before we light the fire.

Schornstein

fireplace n

/faples/

We have a Victorian fireplace in our living room.

Kamin

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extraordinary adj

/kstrdnri/

The school gets extraordinary exam results.

auergewhnlich

punishment n

/pnmnt/

What kind of punishment will you get being late?

Bestrafung

accomplished adj

/kmplt/

Hes an accomplished piano player.

versiert

mixed adj

/mkst/

Is your school a mixed school with both boys and girls?

gemischt

perform v

/pfm/

Would you like to perform in front of 500 people?

auftreten

optional adj

/pnl/

Music is an optional subject at my school.

Wahlfach, fakultativ(es Fach)

marks n pl

/mks/

She got top marks in her piano exam.

Noten

hug n

/h/

My mum gave me a hug after the concert.

Umarmung

determined adj

/bi dtmnd/

She was determined that her son would be successful.

entschlossen

strict adj

/strkt/

My parents wont let me do anything theyre strict!

streng

expect v

/kspekt/

We expect you to be number one in your class.

erwarten

forbidden adj

/fbdn/

Watching TV was forbidden by her parents.

verboten

outstanding adj

/atstnd/

They were outstanding pupils who did really well.

herausragend

orchestra n

/kstr/

I play the violin in the school orchestra.

Orchester

excel v

/ksel/

Im jealous of Paul - I wish I could excel in everything


Ido, like him.

sich hervortun

push v

/p/

Be careful not to push your children too hard.

antreiben

co-operate v

/kpret/

She refused to co-operate with her parents.

zusammenarbeiten

resent v

/rzent/

The girls did not seem to resent their mother.

einen Groll auf jdn. haben

mystery n

/mstri/

Teenagers are a mystery I dont understand them.

Rtsel

immigrant n

/mrnt/

Her mother is a Bangladeshi immigrant.

Einwanderer/in

motivated adj

/mtvetd/

My son motivated himself to succeed in music.

motiviert

fault n

/flt/

My dad drives me mad but it isnt really his fault.

Schuld

competition n

/kmptn/

I won 500 in a competition!

Wettbewerb

compose v

/kmpz/

Can you compose your own music?

komponieren

tower n

/ta(r)/

There is a large tower on the village church.

Turm

bookcase n

/bkkes/

How many books are in that bookcase?

Bcherregal

plain adj

/plen/

He used a plain old table in his kitchen.

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unpainted adj

/npentd/

Our dining table is unpainted.

unbemalt

overlook v

/vlk/

Does your balcony overlook the river?

berblicken

adore v

/d(r)/

I adore flowers, especially roses.

vergttern

turn the house into

/tn has nt/

They decided to turn the house into a hotel.

das Haus in ein umwandeln

hang v

/h/

Can you hang this picture on the wall for me?

aufhngen

property n

/prpti/

The house will become my property when my


brotherdies.

Eigentum

remain v

/rmen/

Do you think this garden will remain beautiful if we


move out?

bleiben

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relativity n

/reltvti/

Who developed the theory of relativity?

Relativitt

choirmaster n

/kwamst(r)/

My uncle is the choirmaster at his local church.

Chorleiter

mission n

/mn/

Our mission is to make this school more successful.

Aufgabe

single-sex adj

/sl seks/

This is a single-sex school there are only boys here.

nach Geschlechtern getrennt

unless conj

/nles/

I wont get into university unless I pass my exams.

es sei denn

until conj

/ntl/

I won't plan any celebrations until I know theresults.

bis

as soon as conj

/z sun z/

As soon as Rachel gets a job shell move out.

sobald

genius n

/dinis/

Our neighbours daughter is a maths genius.

Genie

prodigy n

/prddi/

They think our son is some kind of prodigy.

Wunderkind

controversy n

/kntrvsi/

The book caused great controversy among readers.

Kontroverse

prestigious adj

/prestds/

Hes the leader of a prestigious choir group.

angesehen

rap n

/rp/

Have you ever been to a rap concert?

Rap

take up phr v

/tek p/

Id like to take up Spanish so that I can go to Argentina mit etw. anfangen


for a holiday.

parenting n

/pernt/

There is no correct way of parenting, you have to find


what works for you.

Erziehung

pushy adj

/pi/

A lot of pushy parents put pressure on their kids to get


good results.

antreibend

If I had the money

/f a hd mni/

If I had the money, I would move out and rent my own Wenn ich das Geld dazu htte
little flat.

If it was my place

/f t wz ma ples/

If it was my place, Id be happy to do the cleaning, but Wenn ich hier wohnen
its not.

If I lived on my own

/f a lvd n ma
n/

If I lived on my own, Id have to pay rent to my


landlord.

Wenn ich alleine wohnen


wrde

If I could afford it

/f a kd fd it/

If I could afford it, I wouldnt move out because I like


it here.

Auch wenn ich es mir leisten


knnte

If I came back very


late

/f a kem bk veri If I came back very late after a night out, I would find
let/
my parents still awake and waiting for me.

Id get on with them


even better if

/ad et n w m
ivn bet(r) f/

Id get on with my parents even better if I didnt live


at home because we argue about my untidy room.

Ich wrde besser mit ihnen


auskommen, wenn

cord n

/kd/

We fixed the picture to the wall with a cord.

Kordel

hi-tech adj

/ha tek/

They have a really hi-tech TV.

Hi-Tech

eco-friendly adj

/ik frendli/

We went on an eco-friendly holiday in Greece.

umweltfreundlich

Wenn ich sehr spt nach Hause


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Vocabulary Banks
Word building
achieve v

/tiv/

What would you like to achieve during your gap year?

erreichen

agree v

/ri/

Do you agree with me?

zustimmen

argue v

/ju/

How often do you argue with your parents?

streiten

attach v

/tt/

Did you attach the report to your email?

beifgen

choose v

/tuz/

Which subject will you choose to study?

whlen

compensate v

/kmpenset/

Did they compensate you for the accident?

entschdigen

complain v

/kmplen/

I would like to complain to the hotel manager.

sich beschweren

deliver v

/dlv(r)/

When will they deliver our new sofa?

liefern

demonstrate v

/demnstret/

I'll demonstrate how to use this new coffee machine.

demonstrieren

explain v

/ksplen/

Can you explain this mathematical formula to me?

erklren

lose v

/luz/

Try not to lose your mobile phone!

verlieren

pay v

/pe/

I have to pay for the meal now.

bezahlen

respond v

/rspnd/

I need to respond to this email before I leave.

antworten

sell v

/sel/

I would like to sell my old car.

verkaufen

succeed v

/sksid/

It takes a lot of hard work to succeed in this business.

Erfolg haben

apply for phr v

/pla f(r)/

Did you apply for that teaching job?

sich fr etw. bewerben

resign v

/rzan/

If they dont promote me then I will resign.

kndigen

retire v

/rta(r)/

I will be 70 when I retire.

in Rente gehen

set up phr v

/set p/

I want to set up my own company.

grnden

promote v

/prmt/

I hope they promote me soon.

befrdern

sack v

/sk/

If you are caught stealing they will sack you.

feuern

overtime n

/vtam/

How much overtime do you do every month?

berstunden

be fired

/bi fad/

I think Jodie is going to be fired tomorrow.

gefeuert werden

redundant adj

/rdndnt/

They made 20 people redundant last month.

betriebsbedingt gekndigt,
entlassen werden

training course n

/tren ks/

There is a training course on time management.

Schulungskurs

part-time adj

/pt tam/

I want to find a part-time job when I go to university.

Teilzeit

self-employed adj

/self mpld/

I would love to be self-employed and just work


formyself.

selbststndig

temporary adj

/temprri/

This is a temporary job which lasts for three months.

befristet

unemployed adj

/nmpld/

How long have you been unemployed?

arbeitslos

well-qualified adj

/wel kwlfad/

My brother is well-qualified but cant get a job.

gut qualifiziert

permanent adj

/pmnnt/

I wish I could get a permanent job.

unbefristet

full-time adj

/fl tam/

Is your job full-time or part-time?

Vollzeit

promotion n

/prmn/

Congratulations on your promotion, Dave!

Befrderung

application n

/plken/

Have you looked at Johns application for the newjob? Bewerbung

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qualifications n pl

/kwlfkenz/

What kind of qualifications do you have?

Qualifikationen

resignation n

/reznen/

Have you read Lynnes letter of resignation?

Kndigung

scientist n

/santst/

I'm a scientist and I work in a laboratory.

Wissenschaftler/in

lawyer n

/lj(r)/

I want to be a lawyer when I grow up.

Anwalt/in

musician n

/mjuzn/

Peter is a musician and plays the trumpet in a band.

Musiker/in

pharmacist n

/fmsst/

I plan to be a pharmacist after university.

Apotheker/in

farmer n

/fm(r)/

My grandfather was a pig farmer.

Bauer/Buerin

translator n

/trnzlet(r)/

She speaks French and works as a translator.

bersetzer/in

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chemist n

/kemst/

I picked up the medicine at the chemist.

Drogist/in

pharmacy n

/fmsi/

Can you get some aspirin at the pharmacy for me?

Apotheke

sales n

/selz/

I bought this jumper in the sales and it was reduced


by50 per cent!

Schlussverkauf

season n

/sizn/

This is the clothes range for the autumn season.

Saison

crazy adj

/krezi/

Justin is strange I think hes actually a bit crazy!

verrckt

properly adv

/prpli/

He loves complaining properly and in writing.

ordentlich

complimentary adj

/kmplmentri/

They offered us complimentary drinks.

gratis

waste of time

/west v tam/

Screaming and shouting is a complete waste of time.

Zeitverschwendung

humorous adj

/hjumrs/

He complained in a humorous way about the service.

humorvoll

faulty adj

/flti/

This kettle is faulty so I will take it back to the shop.

fehlerhaft

compensate v

/kmpenset/

How can we compensate you for the badmeal?

entschdigen

personally adv

/psnli/

BA invited them personally to inspect the airlines


catering facilities.

persnlich

inspect v

/nspekt/

The authorities wanted to inspect the cleanliness of


therestaurant.

inspizieren

bear v

/be(r)/

I just cant bear bad service.

ertragen

specific adj

/spsfk/

Dont be too specific when you make a complaint.

spezifisch

lose your temper

/luz j(r) temp(r)/ I lose my temper really easily.

threaten v

/retn/

You should threaten to tell the newspapers.

androhen

flattery n

/fltri/

Lots of people use flattery to get what they want and it


often works.

Schmeicheleien

swear v

/swe(r)/

Never shout and swear it achieves nothing.

fluchen

spoil v

/spl/

Dont spoil your meal by getting into an argument.

verderben

mental note n

/mentl nt/

Make a mental note of the circumstances.

eine geistige Notiz machen

make it clear

/mek t kl(r)/

Make it clear you might change to another company.

etw. deutlich machen

hesitate v

/heztet/

Tell them that you will not hesitate to change banks.

zgern

get a job

/et db/

Ive got no money so I really need to get a job.

einen Job besorgen

express oneself

/kspres wnself/

It is difficult to express oneself when you get upset.

sich selbst ausdrcken

instinct n

/nstkt/

I have a good instinct about who to trust.

Instinkt

analytical adj

/nltkl/

Do you have an analytical mind?

analytisch

share n

/e(r)/

Investors usually take a share of the profits.

Anteil

profits n pl

/prfts/

I shared the profits from the business with my wife.

Gewinne

entrepreneur n

/ntrprn(r)/

Our daughter is a promising young entrepreneur.

Unternehmer/in

marketing n

/mkt/

Gareth works in marketing.

Marketing

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sense n

/sens/

He has a good spatial sense so he became an architect.

Vorstellungsvermgen

product n

/prdkt/

Can I ask you a few questions about your product?

Produkt

impressive adj

/mpresv/

His experience is impressive so he got the job.

beeindruckend

profitable adj

/prftbl/

Is your company profitable?

rentabel

enthusiastic adj

/njuzistk/

Maria is enthusiastic about her new job.

enthusiastisch

reject v

/rdekt/

I hope the bank wont reject my application for a loan.

ablehnen

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outlet n

/atlet/

She works in a designer clothing outlet store.

Outlet-Laden

veil n

/vel/

Did you wear a veil on your wedding day?

Schleier

move on phr v

/muv n/

Selling my wedding dress helped me move on from my


marriage breakdown.

ber etw. hinwegkommen

scratch v

/skrt/

Try not to scratch my mobile phone screen.

verkratzen

bargain n

/bn/

I got a real bargain in town this dress only cost 10!

Schnppchen

certain adj

/stn/

Im not certain if I will come to the party tonight.

sicher

fair adj

/fe(r)/

Is it fair to give money to Katie but not to her sister?

fair

admirable adj

/dmrbl/

The way he is coping with the death of his grandfather is bewundernswert


admirable.

eccentric adj

/ksentrk/

Our neighbour is an eccentric old man.

exzentrisch

obsessive adj

/bsesv/

My younger sister is really obsessive about the boy


band One Direction.

besessen

lobby n

/lbi/

Ill meet you in the main lobby of the hotel.

Lobby

doing very well

/du veri wel/

Helen is doing very well in her new job.

sich gut machen

look for a job

/lk f(r) db/

When my exams finish, Ill look for a job.

nach einem Job suchen

send in a CV

/send n si vi/

You should send in a CV to that marketing company.

einen Lebenslauf einsenden

countless adj

/kantls/

Ive had countless free meals because I complain a lot.

unzhlig

fumes n pl

/fjumz/

Horrible fumes are coming out of that old bus.

Gase

puddle n

/pdl/

I slipped in a puddle of water.

Pftze

mouldy adj

/mldi/

They served mouldy strawberries on the aeroplane.

schimmelig

courier n

/kri(r)/

Use a courier service to send this package because it


will be faster.

Kurier

chief executive n

/tif zekjtv/

I wrote a letter to the chief executive of the company.

Geschftsfhrer

catering n

/ketr/

I would like to run a catering company.

Catering

rights n pl

/rats/

You should know your rights when you complain.

Rechte

hopeless adj

/hpls/

British people are usually hopeless at complaining.

hoffnungslos

type v

/tap/

How fast can you type?

tippen

marketing director n

/mkt
drekt(r)/

Who is the marketing director at this company?

Marketingleiter

finance director n

/fanns
drekt(r)/

Anthony is the finance director.

Leiter der Finanzabteilung

initiative n

/ntv/

We should hire her she shows a lot of initiative.

Initiative

loyal adj

/ll/

Our shop has loyal customers who come often.

treu

imagine v

/mdn/

I cant imagine living anywhere else but here.

sich etw. vorstellen

standards n pl

/stnddz/

This is an unusual drop in your high standards.

Standard

creative adj

/krietv/

His stories are really creative and full of imagination.

kreativ

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improvise v

/mprvaz/

I dont like to improvise I prefer to act from a script.

improvisieren

complex adj

/kmpleks/

Im good at maths. I find complex calculations easy.

komplex

calculation n

/klkjulen/

Im good at maths. I find complex calculations easy.

Berechnung

theoretical adj

/retkl/

I find it easy to understand theoretical principles.

theoretisch

principle n

/prnspl/

I find it easy to understand theoretical principles.

Prinzip

calculate v

/klkjulet/

I am able to calculate space and distance.

berechnen

caring adj

/ker/

I want to work in a caring profession like nursing.

Pflege (beruf)

stock market n

/stk mkt/

I want to work on the stock market so Im going to


study finance.

Brse

graphic design n

/rfk dzan/

He used his art degree to get a job in graphic design.

Grafikdesign

spatial adj

/spel/

You need good spatial awareness to be an architect.

rumlich

dreaded adj

/dredd/

After the test, theres the dreaded interview stage.

gefrchtet

den n

/den/

The children made a den in the woods where they hid.

Hhle

product designer n

/prdkt dzan(r)/ Shes a product designer and designed a can opener.

convinced adj

/knvnst/

If they are not convinced by the presentation, they


wont invest their money.

berzeugt

function n

/fkn/

One function of the product is to open bottles.

Funktion

practicality n

/prktklti/

The practicality of the product convinced them to


invest money in it.

praktische Anwendbarkeit

charismatic adj

/krzmtk/

People like Dan because hes so charismatic.

charismatisch

replica n

/replk/

Hes making a new table that is a replica of


WindsorCastle.

Nachbildung

empty-handed adj

/empti hndd/

We had to leave the bank empty-handed because they


wouldnt lend us the money.

mit leeren Hnden

slogan n

/sln/

Do you have an advertising slogan for your product?

Slogan

successful adj

/sksesfl/

He owns a really successful clothing company.

erfolgreich

make it

/mek t/

Do you think Philips company will make it?

es schaffen

worthless adj

/wls/

His idea for a new product was worthless.

wertlos

Produktdesigner(in)

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Vocabulary Banks
Word building
care n

/ke(r)/

Take care of your teeth or you will have problems.

sich um etw. kmmern

careful adj

/kefl/

That drink is hot. Please be careful not to drop it.

vorsichtig

carefully adv

/kefli/

Drive carefully so you don't have anaccident.

vorsichtig

careless adj

/kels/

He is a careless driver. He will cause an accident.

achtlos

carelessly adv

/kelsli/

He carelessly threw away an important document.

achtlos

comfort n

/kmft/

I bought this sofa for comfort, not style.

Komfort

comfortable adj

/kmftbl/

The room wasnt great but the bed was comfortable.

gemtlich

uncomfortable adj

/nkmftbl/

This chair is uncomfortable. I need to buy a new one.

ungemtlich

comfortably adv

/kmftbli/

Is everyone sitting comfortably?

gemtlich

uncomfortably adv

/nkmftbli/

The train was uncomfortably hot.

unangenehm

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fortune n

/ftun/

He couldnt believe his good fortune when he


found$20.

Glck

fortunate adj

/ftnt/

He didnt look when he crossed the road and was


fortunate not to have an accident.

Glck haben

unfortunate adj

/nftnt/

Its unfortunate you couldnt be at the party.

bedauernswerterweise

fortunately adv

/ftntli/

The rain was heavy, but fortunately we had umbrellas. zum Glck

unfortunately adv

/nftntli/

Unfortunately it rained almost every day.

leider

patience n

/pens/

You need a lot of patience to work with children.

Geduld

patient adj

/pent/

He is patient and takes time to explainthings.

geduldig

impatient adj

/mpent/

She is so impatient and wont wait for anything.

ungeduldig

patiently adv

/pentli/

Please wait patiently to board the plane.

geduldig

impatiently adv

/mpentli/

He kept impatiently pressing the bell to get attention.

ungeduldig

luck n

/lk/

Are luck and practice just as important as talent?

Glck

lucky adj

/lki/

He was lucky enough to win the competition.

Glck haben

unlucky adj

/nlki/

Do you know anyone who is particularly unlucky?

Pech haben

luckily adv

/lkli/

Luckily he caught an earlier bus or he might have


missed his flight.

glcklicherweise

unluckily adv

/nlkli/

Unluckily for her, she missed her flight.

unglcklicherweise

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stranger n

/strend(r)/

Dont speak to that stranger. It might be dangerous.

Fremder

inspector n

/nspekt(r)/

The inspector asked to see our train tickets.

Kontrolleur/in

desperate adj

/desprt/

It was very late and I was desperate to get home.

dringend, verzweifelt

upset adj

/pset/

Im a bit upset and I dont feel like talking.

aufgebracht

rescue v

/reskju/

We were lucky someone came to rescue us.

retten

intelligent adj

/nteldnt/

Shes very intelligent. She always does well at school.

intelligent

co-ordinated adj

/kdnetd/

Im bad at sports because Im not very co-ordinated.

koordiniert

owner n

/n(r)/

I live in this house but Im not the owner.

Eigentmer

device n

/dvas/

I love my new smartphone its a very useful device.

Gert

hits npl

/hts/

I searched for the new restaurant on Google, but I didnt Ergebnisse


get any hits.

relevant adj

/relvnt/

Much of the information is not relevant or useful.

relevant

blogger n

/bl(r)/

This blogger has some really interesting views.

Blogger/in

survey n

/sve/

A recent survey had some disappointing findings.

Umfrage

mistake n

/mstek/

Its just a small mistake dont worry so much.

Fehler

solution n

/slun/

A solution to our lack of space would be to move.

Lsung

install v

/nstl/

You must install an update before using this program.

installieren

disconnect v

/dsknekt/

Disconnect your MP3 player from the computer.

trennen

switch off v

/swt f/

Switch off your mobile phone, please.

abschalten

mouse n

/mas/

I bought a new wireless mouse for my computer.

Maus

speaker n

/spik(r)/

Do you normally listen to music with speakers?

Lautsprecher

USB cable n

/ju es bi kebl/

Ill need a USB cable to transfer the pictures to


mycomputer.

USB-Kabel

keyboard n

/kibd/

Do you prefer to use a keyboard with or without


amouse?

Tastatur

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memory stick n

/memri stk/

I save all my work on my memory stick.

Memorystick

plug n

/pl/

How many pins do plugs in your country have?

Steckdose

remote control n

/rmt kntrl/

Wheres the remote control for the TV?

Fernbedienung

screen n

/skrin/

My mobile has a large screen and I can watch videos.

Bildschirm

socket n

/skt/

I put my phone charger into a socket.

Steckbuchse

switch n

/swt/

I cant find the switch to turn it on.

Schalter

adaptor n

/dpt(r)/

Do you need a travel adaptor if you go abroad?

Adapter

headphones n pl

/hedfnz/

Do you normally listen to music with headphones or


with speakers?

Kopfhrer

volume n

/vljum/

I made the volume on the TV louder.

Lautstrke

alarm n

/lm/

I programmed the alarm on my phone to wake me up.

Wecker

phone charger n

/fn td(r)/

I put my phone charger into a socket.

Handyladegert

on button n

/nbtn/

I pressed the on button on my laptop.

Anschaltknopf

off button n

/f btn/

I pressed the off button on the TV.

Ausschaltknopf

plug v

/pl/

Plug your computer into the socket.

einstecken

unplug v

/npl/

I always unplug my computer when I have finished.

den Stecker herausziehen

turn up phr v

/tn p/

Can you turn up the volume? I cant hear it.

lauter drehen

turn down phr v

/tn dan/

Could you turn down the volume? Its too loud.

leiser drehen

set v

/set/

I set my alarm clock for 7.30 a.m.

stellen

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rent v

/rent/

I pay $800 a month to rent my flat.

mieten

phone box n

/fn bks/

We dont have a phone box - everyone has a mobile.

Telefonzelle

hitchhike v

/hthak/

I tried to hitchhike once, but I was unsuccessful.

per Anhalter fahren

angel n

/endl/

Shes such an angel, always looking after other people.

Engel

several det

/sevrl/

They took me to severalplaces.

mehrere

tutor n

/tjut(r)/

When I was at school, I had a great maths tutor.

Nachhilfelehrer

motorbike n

/mtbak/

I want to ride my motorbike but have lost my helmet.

Motorrad

shiver v

/v(r)/

The cold wind outside made me shiver.

zittern

boot n

/but/

If the car boot is full, put that bag on the back seat.

Kofferraum

tank n

/tk/

He opened the tank, and poured the petrol in.

Tank

stroke of luck

/strk v lk/

Sometimes not getting what you want is a stroke


ofluck.

Glcksfall

elite adj

/lit/

We observed the practice of some elite sportsmen.

erstklassig

vital adj

/vatl/

The extra practice is vital if we want to win.

entscheidend

tough adj

/tf/

Weve been through some tough times, but its


betternow.

hart

information overload n

/nfmen
vld/

She always sends too many emails its an


information overload.

Informationsberflutung

obscure adj

/bskj(r)/

The internet helps me to find obscure information.

zweifelhaft

irritation n

/rten/

Information overload is an irritation for many.

Verwirrung

interruption n

/ntrpn/

I need to focus without any interruptions.

Unterbrechung

productive adj

/prdktv/

Ive had lots of time, but I havent been productive.

produktiv

technological adj

/teknldkl/

Im not very good with technological problems.

technisch

preset adj

/priset/

This app disconnects you from the web at preset times.

voreingestellt

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willpower n

/wlpa(r)/

It takes a lot of willpower to give up smoking.

Willenskraft

common sense n

/kmn sens/

Some things are just common sense.

gesunder Menschenverstand

native adj

/netv/

I live in London but Im a native New Yorker.

gebrtig

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icon n

/akn/

Ronaldo is a football icon.

Idol

adopt v

/dpt/

Weve decided to adopt a child.

adoptieren

sensation n

/sensen/

She became a worldwide singing sensation.

Sensation

original adj

/rdnl/

Wozniak designed the original Apple computers.

original

shut down phr v

/tdan/

The website was shut down by the university.

stillegen

launch v

/lnt/

He decided to launch Facebook in 2004.

starten

room-mate n

/rummet/

Moskovitz and Zuckerberg were roommates.

Mitbewohner(in)

admire v

/dma(r)/

I really admire Japanese design. Its my favourite.

bewundern

transfer v

/trnsf(r)/

Ill need a USB cable to transfer the pictures to


mycomputer.

berspielen, bertragen

detective n

/dtektv/

He was a detective in the London police force.

Kriminalbeamter/
Kriminalbeamtin

murderer n

/mdr(r)/

Weeks passed, but the murderer still wasnt caught.

Mrder(in)

murder v

/md(r)/

To murder somebody is a terrible thing.

ermorden

murder n

/md(r)/

They had no idea who was responsible for the murder.

Mord

prove v

/pruv/

They couldnt prove that he committed the murder.

beweisen

solve v

/slv/

How did she try to solve the mystery?

lsen

suspect n

/sspekt/

The police questioned the suspect about the murder.

Verdchtige / r

victim n

/vktm/

She saw Adams on the steps of the victims house.

Opfer

witness n

/wtns/

He was a witness to the crime.

Zeuge/Zeugin

commit v

/kmt/

Why do people commit crimes?

begehen

deliberately adv

/dlbrtli/

Murder is the crime of killing a person deliberately.

willentlich

guilty adj

/lti/

She was found guilty of committing a crime.

schuldig

unsolved adj

/nslvd/

One of the great unsolved murder mysteries of all time


is that of Jack the Ripper.

ungelst

identity n

/adentti/

No one is sure of the identity of the murderer.

Identitt

investigation n

/nvesten/

They spent a considerable amount of time and money


on the investigation.

Ermittlung

case n

/kes/

Not every criminal case can be solved.

Fall

defence n

/dfens/

He had no defence for his terrible actions.

Verteidigung

trial n

/tral/

It was the strangest murder trial I have ever attended.

Prozess

prisoner n

/przn(r)/

The prisoner had to spend 25 years in jail for murder.

Gefangene

prosecution n

/prskjun/

The prosecution intended to call four witnesses.

Staatsanwaltschaft

intend v

/ntend/

They intend to call four witnesses during the trial.

beabsichtigen

accused adj

/kjuzd/

The dock is where an accused person sits or stands


incourt.

angeklagt

mistaken adj

/mstekn/

I was mistaken for a waitress in the restaurant.

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court n

/kt/

The man was sentenced in court to life in prison.

Gericht

ideal adj

/adil/

She was the ideal person for the job.

ideal

expression n

/kspren/

She was the ideal witness, with her expression of


honesty and kindness.

Eindruck

importance n

/mptns/

There was no malice in her, and no sense of


importance.

Wichtigkeit

remarkable adj

/rmkbl/

You must have remarkable eyes if you can see that far!

bemerkenswert

alibi n

/lba/

He had an alibi to prove where he was.

Alibi

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monochrome adj

/mnkrm/

It had a 23-inch monochrome screen.

monochrom

silicon n

/slkn/

Silicon is used to manufacture electronic parts.

Silizium

Zuckerberg is an American computer programmer.

Computerprogrammierer/in

computer programmer n /kmpjut


prrm(r)/
founder n

/fand(r)/

Zuckerberg was one of the founders of Facebook.

Grnder/in

biological adj

/baldkl/

Steve Jobs found his biological mother in the 1980s.

leiblich

tribute n

/trbjut/

This logo was designed as a tribute to Steve Jobs.

Hommage

silhouette n

/sluet/

It incorporated Jobs silhouette with the white


Applelogo.

Silhouette

iconic adj

/aknk/

Tower Bridge is an iconic landmark in London.

ikonisch

landmark n

/lndmk/

Tower Bridge is an iconic landmark in London.

Wahrzeichen

album cover n

/lbm kv(r)/

You can scroll through the album covers on your


computer.

Albumcover

Tube map n

/tjub mp/

A Tube map isnt an accurate map of London.

U-Bahn-Karte

brutal adj

/brutl/

It was one of the most brutal murders in history.

brutal

foggy adj

/fi/

A murderer walked the dark, foggy streets of London.

nebelig

terrorize v

/terraz/

He terrorized the inhabitants of the city.

terrorisieren

powerless adj

/pals/

The police seemed powerless to stop the murders.

machtlos

panic n

/pnk/

Please stay calm and do not cause a panic.

in Panik geraten

considerable adj

/knsdrbl/

They spent a considerable amount of time and money


on the investigation.

erheblich

sample n

/smpl/

Cornwell analysed a DNA sample to prove who Jack


the Ripper really was.

Probe

merchant n

/mtnt/

Merchants were some of the main traders in the past.

Kaufmann

recent adj

/risnt/

There has been another recent theory about how


ithappened.

krzlich

novel n

/nvl/

Do you enjoy reading crime novels?

Roman

death penalty n

/de penlti/

In England, the death penalty was abolished in 1965.

Todesstrafe

abolish v

/bl/

In England, the death penalty was abolished in 1965.

abschaffen

well-built adj

/wel blt/

Have you seen how big he is? Hes really well-built.

gut gebaut

bloodshot adj

/bldt/

You look really tired and your eyes are bloodshot.

blutunterlaufen

dazed adj

/dezd/

He stood in the middle of the road, looking dazed.

benommen

plead v

/plid/

I understand he intends to plead not guilty.

pldieren

dock n

/dk/

The defendant stood in the dock, waiting to hear the


judges decision.

Anklagebank

slight adj

/slat/

Her accent isnt very strong. Its a slight accent.

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/nsti/

Her honesty meant that many people trusted her.

Aufrichtigkeit

kindness n

/kandns/

Kindness is his greatstrength.

Freundlichkeit

malice n

/mls/

There was no malice in her. She didnt want to


hurtanyone.

Bsartigkeit

cross-examine v

/krs zmn/

The lawyer began to cross-examine Mrs Salmon.

ins Kreuzverhr nehmen

eyesight n

/asat/

The optician tested my eyesight yesterday.

Sehvermgen

spectacles n pl

/spektklz/

I don't wear spectacles because my eyesight isperfect.

Brille

moonlight n

/munlat/

The moonlight made it a very clear evening.

Mondlicht

lamplight n

/lmplat/

The lamplight made everything on the street clear.

Lampenlicht

acquit v

/kwt/

The judge acquitted him and he was set free.

freisprechen

A001597

honesty n

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