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English Elements 3 – Vocabulary list

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Unit 1

1introduce [≤IntrE¡dju2s] May I ~ myself? vorstellenpossible [¡pÄsIbl] Is that ~? möglich, machbarremember [rI¡membE] ~ your word bank. sich erinnern, denken analready [C2l¡redi] I ~ know Silke. schonagain [E¡Gen] Nice to see you ~. wiedersize [saIz] What’s your shoe ~? Größepet [pet] I have one ~. Haustieranything else [≤enI0IN ¡els] Do you need ~? noch etwasdifferent [¡dIfrEnt] This word has ~ meanings. unterschiedlich, -eget to know [≤Get tE ¡nEÜ] ~ the other people in the class. kennen lernenwhole [hEÜl] Talk to the ~ class. gesamt

2complete [kEm¡pli2t] ~ this sentence. vervollständigendaughter [¡dC2tE] He’s got a ~. Tochtershort [∫C2t] I write ~ e-mails. kurzexplain [Ik¡spleIn] Can you ~ this word? erklären

3queue [kju2] Do you stand in a ~? Schlangepush in [pÜ∫ ¡In] Please don’t ~. vordrängeln

4reason [¡ri2zn] He has a good ~ for learning. Grundpenfriend [¡penfrend] I write to my ~ every week. Brieffreundsurvey [¡s‰2veI] I’m doing a ~. Umfragejust [d3Vst] ~ for fun! nur, bloßquestionnaire [≤kwest∫E¡neE] Look at the ~. Fragebogenbrain [breIn] I want to train my ~. Gehirnaccording to [E¡kC2dIN tÜ] Stand in order ~ your names. laut /gemäßcounter [¡kaÜntE] Tresenpour [pC2] gießen, einschenkenfunnies [¡fVniz] ~ is American English for ‘cartoons’. Cartoon, Witzzeichnungtights [taIts] Strümpfehitch [hIt∫] She’s ~ing up her skirt. Hochziehenstockings [¡stÄkINz] Strümpfe



5Best wishes! [best ¡wI∫Iz] Viele Grüße!Lots of love! [≤lÄts Ev ¡lVv] Herzliche Grüße!

6leisure [¡le3E] There are ~ activities. Freizeitoffer [¡ÄfE] What do they ~? anbietenparticular [pE¡tIkjÜlE] Do you want any ~ course? besondere, -nincrease [In¡kri2s] Your speaking skills can ~. (sich) erhöhenknowledge [¡nÄlId3] How is your ~ of English? Kenntnisseconfidence [¡kÄnfIdEns] We can give you ~ in speaking. Selbstvertrauenskill [skIl] You have good listening ~s. Fähigkeit, -enclimbing [¡klaImIN] One of the sports is ~. Kletternprevious [¡pri2viEs] Do I need any ~ experience? vorherige, vorhergegangeneshirt [∫‰2t] You need an old ~ for painting. Hemdequipment [I¡kwIpmEnt] What ~ do I need? Ausrüstungboots [bu2ts] Bring some ~ for walking. Stiefelshoe [∫u2] You need good ~s. Schuhtrousers [¡traÜzEz] Hoseflat [flæt] You need ~ shoes. flachclothing [¡klEÜ∂IN] What ~ do I need? Kleidung

7accommodation [E≤kÄmE¡deI∫n] What types of ~ are there? Unterkunftavailable [E¡veIlEbl] Here’s a list of ~ hotels. verfügbar, zur Verfügung stehenshare [∫eE] We ~ the rooms in the house. teilenprovide [prE¡vaId] We ~ bed linen. zur Verfügung stellen, bereit stellencomfortable [¡kVmfEtEbl] Bring ~ clothes. bequemown [EÜn] They have their ~ bedrooms. eigenebedroom [¡bedrÜm] Schlafzimmerfull-board [≤fÜl¡bC2d] This hotel offers ~. Vollpensionhalf-board [≤hÅ2f¡bC2d] This host family offers ~. Halbpensionfacilities [fE¡sIlEtiz] There are washing ~. Einrichtungen, Möglichkeitenlaundry [¡lC2ndri] You can do your ~. Wäschelinen [¡lInIn] There is new ~ every week. Bettwäschehost family [¡hEÜst ≤fæmIli] He is staying with a ~. Gastfamilieencourage [In¡kVrIdZ] We ~ you to learn. unterstützen /ermutigenjoin in [≤d3CIn ¡In] ~ with family life. beteiligen / mitmachenresponsible [rI¡spÄnsEbl] You are ~ for your shopping. verantwortlich



cooking [¡kÜkIN] You can do your own ~. kochencleaning [¡kli2nIN] You should do your own ~. putzen, reinigenliving room [¡lIvIN rÜm] This is a big ~. Wohnzimmerdifficulties [¡dIfIkEltiz] Are you having any ~? Schwierigkeitenbathroom [¡bÅ20rÜm] Badezimmerself-catering [self¡keItErIN] I would like ~ accommodation. Selbstverpflegung choice [t∫CIs] You have a ~ of hotels. Auswahlchoose [t∫u2z] Which course would you ~? wählen, auswählenhousework [¡haÜsw‰2k] There is a lot of ~. Hausarbeit

8improve [Im¡pru2v] You can ~ your English. verbessernoutside [aÜt¡saId] You can do activities ~. draußennever [¡nevE] I ~ forget my books. niemalsadverts [¡ædv‰2ts] Look at the ~ in the newspaper. Annoncenfavourite [¡feIvrIt] In the evening I play my ~ CD. Lieblings-forget [fE¡Get] Don’t ~ to take your Word Bank. vergessenhabit [¡hæbIt] What are your learning ~s? Gewohnheit, -en

9below [bI¡lEÜ] Look at the words ~. unten, unter, unterhalbBless you! [¡bles jÜ] Gesundheit!instead of [In¡sted Ev] Say ‘Bless you’ ~ ‘Gesundheit’. anstelle vonstrange [streInd3] I had a ~ feeling. komisch /merkwürdigdivorced [dI¡vC2st] He is ~. geschiedensimilar [¡sImIlE] The words have ~ meanings. ähnlich, -eattend [E¡tend] I ~ an English course. teilnehmen an

Unit 2

1pay compliments He paid her a compliment. Komplimente machen

[≤peI ¡kÄmplImEnts]

flat [flæt] You’ve got a great ~. Wohnungsuit [su2t] That jacket ~s you. passen together [tE¡Ge∂E] Work ~ in groups. zusammenexpression [Ik¡spre∫n] Find the right ~. Ausdruck



2hop [hÄp] You can ~ or run. hüpfenskip [skIp] You can ~ or run. hüpfen / springenindoor [In¡dC2] drinnenoutdoor [aÜt¡dC2] draußenprefer [prI¡f‰2] I ~ badminton. vorziehen

3ever [¡evE] Have you ~ been to Spain? jemalsgym [d3Im] Have you been to a ~? Fitnesszentrumtrack [træk] You’re on the right ~. Spur, Wegfill in [fIl ¡In] ~ the missing words. ausfüllen, eintragenshow [∫EÜ] Let me ~ you around. zeigenspend [spend] How did you ~ your weekend? verbringensea [si2] He swam in the ~. Meerrace [reIs] He ran in a ~. Rennenabseil [¡æbseIl] I had agreed to ~ down. abseilenmountain [¡maÜntIn] Bergtake [teIk] It ~s me 10 minutes. brauchenlift [lIft] Take the ~ up one floor. Aufzugrewards [rI¡wC2dz] ~ are essential. Belohnung, -encompletely [kEm¡pli2tli] You are ~ wrong. total, vollständiglazy [¡leIzi] That was a ~ weekend. faul

4charity [¡t∫ærEti] This was a ~ race. Wohltätigkeits-raise money for [≤reIz ¡mVni] He ~d money for charity. Geld sammeln, aufbringenmatch [mæt∫] ~ the correct words. zuordnennose [nEÜz] She had a red ~. NaseBoxing Day [¡bÄksIN deI] He went swimming on ~. Zweiter Weihnachtsfeiertagroof [ru2f] Look at the ~. Dachcrowd [kraÜd] There was a ~ of 3,000 people. Menschenmengecheer [t∫IE] They came to ~ us. zujubeln / anfeuernacross [E¡krÄs] We ran ~ the sand. übercrazy [¡kreIzi] Was I ~? verrücktenjoy [In¡d3CI] I ~ sports. genießenterrible [¡terIbl] I looked ~. schrecklichsmile [smaIl] She had a ~ on her fce. Lächelncelebrate [¡selIbreIt] We went to the pub to ~. feiern



something [¡sVm0IN] etwaswear [weE] I had to ~ the red nose the whole day. tragen, aufsetzencollect [kE¡lekt] I ~ lots of money. sammelnfestivity [fes¡tIvEti] Which ~ do you prefer? Feier / FestivitätEaster [¡i2stE] OsternWedding Day [¡wedIN ≤deI] What happened on your ~? Hochzeitstagparachute jump [¡pærE∫u2t ≤d3Vmp] Have you ever done a ~? Fallschirmsprunghelicopter [¡helIkÄptE] Have you ever flown in a ~? Hubschrauberspend money on [spend ¡mVni] Geld ausgeben fürdonate money to [dEÜ¡neIt] Geld stiften, spendendecide [dI¡saId] ~ which is correct. entscheiden

5pronunciation [prE≤nVnsI¡eI∫n] Remember the ~. Aussprache

6careful [¡keEfÜl] Be ~ with the tenses. vorsichtigoysters [¡CIstEz] Have you ever eaten ~ ? AusternGreek [Gri2k] Crete is a ~ island. griechischisland [¡aIlEnd] He’s been to a Greek ~. Inselago [E¡GEÜ] That was three years ~. vorreport [rI¡pC2t] ~ back to the class. berichten

7description [dI¡skrIp∫n] Read the class ~. Beschreibungget up [≤Get ¡Vp] He ~s up at 8.00 am. aufstehenhate [heIt] She ~s rain. hassenintroduction [≤IntrE¡dVk∫n] This is a good ~. Einführungmember [¡membE] Are you a ~ of a club? Mitgliedspecific [spE¡sIfIk] They have ~ needs. bestimmteexercise [¡eksEsaIz] ~ is good for you. etwa: Bewegung tut gut.needs [ni2dz] They have special exercise ~. Bedarf /Bedürfnissecare [keE] There is personal ~. Betreuungearly [¡‰2li] She goes to bed ~. frühearly bird [¡‰2lib‰2d] Are you an ~? Frühaufsteherworkout [¡w‰2kaÜt] This is the best time to ~. trainierensleepy [¡sli2pi] This brings your ~ body to life. schläfrigbody [¡bÄdi] This exercises your ~. Körperbreathing [¡bri2∂IN] Yoga helps you with correct ~. Atmen



harmonise [¡hÅ2mEnaIz] Yoga ~s mind and body. harmonisieren, ausgleichenmind [maInd] Yoga relaxes your ~. Geistrelieve [rI¡li2v] Yoga can ~ stress. lindern, abbauensafe [seIf] This is a ~ sport. sicherresistance [rI¡zIstEns] You have the ~ of the water. Widerstandspinning [¡spInIN] Rad fahren im Fitnesszentrumwhatever [wÄt¡evE] You can cycle ~ the weather. egal was, was auch immerstationary [¡steI∫Enri] You can ride on ~ bikes. feststehendsupport [sE¡pC2t] The supervisor will ~ you. unterstützengentle [¡d3entl] Yoga is a ~ sport. sanftexercise [¡eksEsaIz] Yoga ~ s breathing. übendescribe [dI¡skraIb] ~ a sport. beschreibenguess [Ges] Can you ~ the answer? raten

8department [dI¡pÅ2tmEnt] Which ~ do you work for? Abteilungmarketing [¡mÅ2kEtIN] This is the ~ team. Werbung, Werbe-sales [seIlz] She is the ~ manager. Vertrieb-environment [In¡vaIrEnmEnt] You can work in a different ~. Umgebungworkplace [¡w‰2kpleIs] Where is your ~? Arbeitsplatzpostal code [¡pEÜstl kEÜd] What is your ~? Postleitzahlrepeat [rI¡pi2t] Can you ~ that, please? wiederholenballoon ride [bE¡lu2n raId] I want to go on a ~. Ballonfahrtincentive [In¡sentIv] Anreiz, Ansporndownload [¡daÜnlEÜd] You can ~ from the internet. etwas runterladenflight [flaIt] I want to book a ~. Flug

9suggestion [sE¡d3est∫n] Can you make a ~? Vorschlagtired [¡taIEd] I’m always ~. müdecouch potato [≤kaÜt∫ pE¡teItEÜ] Are you afraid of becoming a ~? jmd., die/der gern auf dem Sofa sitzt,

um zu entspannen (evtl. dabei isst undFernseh schaut)

crisps [krIsps] Some people like eating ~. Kartoffelchipsadventurous [Ed¡vent∫ErEs] I want to do something ~. abenteuerlichgive up [≤GIv ¡Vp] He’s ~ing up smoking. aufgeben



Unit 3

1traveller’s companion Reisebegleiter[≤trævElEz kEm¡pænjEn]

petrol tank [¡petrEl ≤tæNk] Benzintankbonnet [¡bÄnIt] Motorhaubewindscreen [¡wInskri2n] Windschutzscheibeheadlights [¡hedlaIts] Scheinwerfertyre [¡taIE] Reifenindicators [¡IndIkeItEz] Blinkerwing [wIN] Kotflügelrear lights [rIE ¡laIts] Rücklichtersteering wheel [¡stIErIN wi2l] Lenkradboot [bu2t] Kofferraummirror [¡mIrE] Spiegeltrail [treIl] Pfadlonely [¡lEÜnli] einsamsuccessful [sEk¡sesfÜl] The books were very ~. Erfolgreichguide book [¡GaId bÜk] They wrote a ~. (Reise-)führerprofit [¡prÄfIt] The books made a large ~. Gewinnvan [væn] They drove in a ~. Lieferwagentrek [trek] I want to ~ in Nepal. trecken, wandernhitchhike [¡hIt∫haIk] They ~d across Europe. per Anhalter reisenfascinated [¡fæsIneItId] fasziniertjourney [¡d3‰2ni] Their ~ lasted one year. Reisetypewriter [¡taIpraItE] She wrote it on a ~. Schreibmaschinedraw [drC2] Can you ~? zeichnenmap [mæp] They drew their own ~. (Land-)kartediagram [¡daIEGræm] They drew their own ~. Diagrammsavings [¡seIvINz] Ersparnisseprinting [¡prIntIN] The ~ costs were high. Druck-realise [¡rIElaIz] He ~d he could start a business. bemerkensince 1986 [sIns] seit 1986produce [prE¡dju2s] produzierenfor over 30 years [≤0‰2ti ¡jIEz] seit über 30 Jahrenwell-known [≤wel¡nEÜn] bekanntwell-researched [≤welrI¡s‰2t∫t] The books are ~. gründlich recherchiertup-to-date [≤VptE¡deIt] aktuell



independent travellers ~ love their guide books. Individualreisende[≤IndIpendEnt ¡trævElEz]

phrase books [¡freIz bÜks] They produce ~. Sprachführersomething [¡sVm0IN] (irgend)etwastravels [¡trævElz] Reisen

2triplets [¡trIplEts] Drillingebusy [¡bIzi] He’s ~. Beschäftigttall [tC2l] She is very ~. großdissatisfied [≤dI¡sætIsfaId] She is more ~. Unzufriedensmart [smÅ2t] schlau, flott, schickserious [¡sIEriEs] He has become more serious. ernsthaft

3enquire [In¡kwaIE] nachfragenequipped [I¡kwIpt] ausgestattetdishwasher [¡dI∫wÄ∫E] Is there a ~ in the kitchen? Geschirrspülerdrier [¡draIE] The kitchen has a ~. Trocknerfreezer [¡fri2zE] There’s a ~ in the kitchen. Tiefkühltruheshower [¡∫aÜE] Each bathroom has a ~. Duschefireplace [¡faIEpleIs] Have you got a cottage with a ~? Kamin request [rI¡kwest] Please send us your booking ~. Anfragebalcony [¡bælkEni] Every bedroom has a ~. Balkonbooking [¡bÜkIN] I’d like to make a firm ~. Buchungadvance [Ed¡vÅ2ns] You should book in ~ . im vorausconfirmation [≤kÄnfE¡meI∫n] Please send us a written ~. Bestätigungdeposit [dI¡pÄzIt] Please send us a ~. Anzahlung

4check-in [¡t∫ekIn] ~ is after three o’clock. sich anmeldencheck-out [¡t∫ekaÜt] ~ is before ten o’clock. sich abmeldencancel [¡kænsl] Don’t forget to ~ in time. stornierenrequire [rI¡kwaIE] We ~ written confirmation. benötigenreservation [≤rezE¡veI∫n] Please make a ~. Reservierungcancellation [≤kænsE¡leI∫n] ~ must be 7 days before. Stornierungarrival [E¡raIvl] Please pay on ~. Ankunftfailure [¡feIljE] ~ to cancel means loss of deposit. Versäumnis, Nichtbeachtungloss [lÄs] This will mean ~ of your deposit. Verlust



utensil [ju2¡tEnsl] They have all the cooking ~s. Utensilienstove [stEÜv] There’s a ~ in the kitchen. Herdpillows [¡pIlEÜz] Each bed has ~. Kopfkissenlodge cabin [lÄd3 ¡kæbIn] Blockhausview [vju2] From there you can enjoy a fantastic ~. Aussichtvary [¡veEri] sich unterscheiden, abweichen voninclude [In¡klu2d] beinhaltenmicrowave [¡maIkrEÜweIv] The kitchen has a ~. Mikrowellewooden [¡wÜdn] There are lots of ~ chairs in the lodge cabin. Holz-receipt [rI¡si2t] On ~ of your booking. nach Erhaltunusual [Vn¡ju23l] ungewöhnlich

5personal space [≤p‰2snl ¡speIs] hier: der Platz, den man sich in Abstand

zu anderen (unbekannten) Menschenwünscht

breathe [bri2∂] atmenneck [nek] You’re breathing down my ~. Halstoe [tEÜ] You’re standing on my ~. Zehexperience [Ik¡spIEriEns] What’s you’re ~? Erfahrung

6vast [vÅ2st] riesig, weit

7somewhere [¡sVmweE] (irgend)woanybody [¡enIbÄdi] (irgend)jemand,

niemand, keineranything [¡enI0IN] (irgend)etwassomebody [¡sVmbEdi] (irgend)jemandanywhere [¡enIweE] (irgend)woumbrella [Vm¡brelE] Regenschirm



Unit 4

1hurry [¡hVri] Do you have ‘~ sickness’? Eile, Hektiksickness [¡sIknEs] Do you have ‘hurry ~’? Krankheitsuffer from [¡sVfE frEm] I ~ from stress. leidenforever [fE¡revE] Are you ~ apologising? immer, ewigexcuse [Ik¡skju2z] Do you ~ yourself for being late? entschuldigen

2nothing [¡nV0IN] nichtsfight [faIt] Kampfspeed up [spi2d ¡Vp] beschleunigenlaptop [¡læptÄp] Laptopremote control [rI≤mEÜt kEn¡trEÜl] Fernbedienungboost [bu2st] This can ~ your energy. aufputschencellular phone (U.S.) [≤seljÜlE ¡fEÜn] Mobiltelefon, Handyworker [¡w‰2kE] Arbeiter overtime [¡EÜvEtaIm] Do you do ~? Überstundendiary [¡daIEri] Write a ~. Tagebuchoptional [¡Äp∫Enl] wahlweise, freiwilligpersonal mission statement persönliche Zielsetzung[≤p‰2snl ¡mI∫n ≤steItmEnt]

goal planning [¡GEÜl ≤plænIN] Zielplanungunemployed [≤VnIm¡plCId] He is ~. arbeitslossuggestion [sE¡d3est∫En] Can you make any ~s? Vorschlagheading [¡hedIN] Look at the ~s. Titel, Überschriftbreak [breIk] He has a ~ every day. Pauseflexitime [¡fleksItaIm] Their company has ~. Gleitzeitcanteen [kæn¡ti2n] Do you eat in the ~? Kantineday off [deI ¡Äf] She takes a ~ every month. freier Tagmanage [¡mænId3] Do you ~ your time well? zurecht kommen

3do’s & don’ts [≤du2z n ¡dEÜnts] The ~ of time-management. was man tun und nicht tun will/solladvice [Ed¡vaIs] Can you give me some ~? Rat(-schlag)must [mVst] You ~ be at work on time müssenmustn’t [¡mVsnt] You ~ smoke in the office. nicht dürfenallow [E¡laÜ] It is not ~ed to smoke here. erlauben



understanding [≤VndE¡stændIN] Thank you for your ~. Verständnisdriving licence [¡draIvIN ≤laIsEns] Have you got a ~? Führerschein

4regulations [≤reGjE¡leI∫nz] These are the new company ~. Vorschriftenmemo(randum) [≤memE¡rændEm] Read this ~. Mitteilungtravel expenses [¡trævl Ik≤spensIz] Don’t forget your ~. Reisekostenremind [rI¡maInd] Just a quick note to ~ you. erinnernreply [rI¡plaI] ~ to her e-mail. beantworten, erwidernholiday entitlement How many days ~ do you have? Urlaubstage[¡hÄlIdeI In≤taItlmEnt]

5although [C2l¡∂EÜ] ~ it was raining, she went out. obwohlvacation [veI¡keI∫n] Where are you going for your ~? Urlaubpersonnel department Personalabteilung[p‰2sE¡nel dIpÅ2tmEnt]

curriculum vitae [≤kErIkjElEm ¡vi2taI] Lebenslaufenterprise (U.S.) [¡entEpraIz] This is a large ~. Firmarésumé [¡rezju2meI] Lebenslaufco-worker [≤kEÜ¡w‰2kE] Kollege, Kollegin

6salary [¡sælEri] He has a high ~. Gehaltopportunity [≤ÄpE¡tju2nEti] This project is a good ~ for me. Gelegenheitad [æd] Look at this ~ . Annonceapply [E¡plaI] Please ~ in writing. bewerbenpromotion [prE¡mEÜ∫n] There are chances of ~. Beförderungsecure [sI¡kjÜE] This is a ~ position. sicherbranch [brÅ2nt∫] This is the biggest ~ office. Filialelatest [¡leItEst] neueste, -r, -swork tools [¡w‰2k tu2lz] I work with the latest ~. Werkzeugworse [w‰2s] This is ~ than before. schlimmerworst [w‰2st] This is the ~ job I’ve had. schlimmste, -r, -sbetter [¡betE] This job is ~ than the last one. besserbest [best] This is the ~ department. der, die, das Beste

7snack counter [¡snæk ≤kaÜntE] Regal mit Süßigkeiten



drawer [¡drC2E] What’s in your office ~? Schubladepen [pen] Kugelschreiberpencil [¡pensl] Bleistiftready-made meals [≤redImeId ¡mi2lz] Fertiggerichteprefer [prI¡f‰2] I ~ tea to coffee. vorziehenbiscuits [¡bIskIts] Kekseherbal tea [≤h‰2bl ¡ti2] Kräuterteeboredom [¡bC2dEm] ~ is one reason for eating. Langeweilesell-by date [¡selbaI≤deIt] This food is past its ~. Verfallsdatumrotting [¡rÄtIN] There’s ~ food in the cupboard. verfaultunrefrigerated [≤VnrI¡frId3EreItId] ungekühltmouldy [¡mEÜldi] verschimmeltodd [Äd] They have ~ eating habits. komisch / seltsamonion [¡VnjEn] Zwiebellink [lINk] verbinden

8secret [¡si2krIt] What are your ~ eating habits? Geheimdislike [dIs¡laIk] What do you ~? nicht mögencan’t stand [≤kÅ2nt ¡stænd] nicht ausstehen könnenjam [d3æm] Do you like ~? Marmeladesparkling wine [≤spÅ2klIN ¡waIn] Drink ~ to boost your energy. Sektdunk [dVNk] eintunkenduring [¡djÜErIN] währendmunch [mVnt∫] Do you ~ biscuits in your break? mampfen

9battle [¡bætl] kämpfenhorrible [¡hÄrIbl] schrecklichthumb [0Vm] Daumencomb [kEÜm] Kamm



Unit 5

1commute [kE¡mju2t] Do you ~ to work? pendelnconvenient [kEn¡vi2niEnt] Working at home is very ~. bequemefficient [I¡fI∫nt] This process is ~. effizientreliable [rI¡laIEbl] This system is very ~. zuverlässigexpensive [Ik¡spensIv] A car can be ~. teuertime-consuming [¡taIm kEn≤sju2mIN] Commuting by tram is very ~. zeitaufwendigtraffic jam [¡træfIk d3æm] There are a lot of ~s. Stau personally [¡p‰2snEli] Well, ~ I think it’s not OK. persönlichtelecommuter [¡telIkE≤mju2tE] jmd., der/die zu Hause am Bildschirm

arbeitet und nicht pendelt (nur die Daten„pendeln“)

time-saving [¡taIm ≤seIvIN] zeitsparendaccount manager Buchhalter[E¡kaÜnt ≤mænId3E]

inefficient [≤InI¡fI∫nt] Some colleagues are ~. ineffizientbusiness trip [¡bIznIs trIp] He went on a ~. Geschäftsreiselevel [¡levl] My productivity ~ is better. Niveauskyrocket [¡skaIrÄkIt] in die Höhe schießendrop [drÄp] sinken, fallen lassensnowy [¡snEÜi] The streets are ~. schneereichuncomfortable [Vn¡kVmfEtEbl] unbequemunreliable [≤VnrI¡laIEbl] The system is ~. unzuverlässigdisciplined [¡dIsIplInd] She is very ~. diszipliniertdisadvantage [≤dIsEd¡vÅ2ntId3] What is the ~? Nachteilhire [¡haIE] mietenisolation [≤aIsE¡leI∫n] Vereinsamungown [EÜn] eigenegrow [GrEÜ] wachsendecrease [dI¡kri2s] sinken

2digital camera [≤dId3Itl ¡kæmrE] digitaler Photoapparattransfer [træns¡f‰2] Could I ~ my calls to your phone? durchstellentext message [¡tekst ≤mesId3] Send a ~ on your mobile. Textnachricht am Telefon (SMS)surf [s‰2f] You can ~ the internet. surfenoil [CIl] Don’t forget to check the ~! Öl



power cut [¡paÜE kVt] There was a ~. Stromausfall weight [weIt] I want to lose ~. Gewichtcrash diet [¡kræ∫ ≤daIEt] ~s are not good for you. Radikaldiät

3keep up [ki2p ¡Vp] ~ with the electronic age! mithaltenup-to-date [≤VptE¡deIt] The equipment is ~. auf dem neuesten Standfamiliarise [fE¡mIliEraIz] ~ yourself with the internet. vertraut machenelectronic organiser Do you use an ~? elektronischer Kalender[≤IlektrÄnIk ¡C2GEnaIzE]

e-commerce [¡i2 ≤kÄm‰2s] elektronischer Handelsoftware [¡sÄftweE] This is modern ~. Softwareredistribute [≤ri2dI¡strIbju2t] ~ the papers. umverteilenowner [¡EÜnE] Find the ~. Besitzerexhibition [≤eksI¡bI∫n] I’m going to the new art ~. Ausstellung

4look forward to [¡fC2wEd] I ~ meeting you. sich freuen aufBest regards! [≤best rI¡GÅ2dz] Viele Grüße!price list [¡praIs lIst] Could you send me a ~? Preislisterequest [rI¡kwest] wünschen, bitten umreply [rI¡plaI] Please ~ to my e-mail. antwortenemployer [Im¡plCIE] Arbeitgeberemployee [Im¡plCIi2] Arbeitnehmerrather [¡rÅ2∂E] They send e-mails ~ than letters. lieber als

5predictions [prI¡dIk∫nz] ~ for the future. Vorhersagemillennium [mI¡leniEm] Jahrtausendagree [E¡Gri2] Do you ~? einverstanden seindisagree [≤dIsE¡Gri2] Do you ~? nicht einverstanden seinnobody [¡nEÜbÄdi] niemandtrue [tru2] That could be ~. wahrsure [∫ÜE] I’m not so ~. sichererror [¡erE] Learn to live with ~s. Fehler

6hazards [¡hæzEdz] Risiken, Gefahrenturn off [t‰2n ¡Äf] ~ the computer. ausschalten



save [seIv] Don’t forget to ~. speichernprinter [¡prIntE] The ~ is broken. Druckerpassword [¡pÅ2sw‰2d] Don’t forget your ~. Kennwort crash [kræ∫] My computer ~ed yesterday. hier: abstürzendisc [dIsk] Don’t lose your ~. Diskette

7abbreviation [E≤bri2vi¡eI∫n] What’s this ~? Abkürzungcheap [t∫i2p] You can get ~ flights. billigadvantage [Ed¡vÅ2ntId3] What’s the ~? Vorteil

8permission [pE¡mI∫n] Ask for ~. Erlaubniscollect [kE¡lekt] I have to ~ the children. abholenrefuse [rI¡fju2z] Accept or ~. ablehnenmay [meI] dürfenborrow [¡bÄrEÜ] Could I ~ your car? leihenof course [Ev ¡kC2s] natürlichfine [faIn] That’s ~ by me. in Ordnung.

9stress [stres] Betonungdevelop [dI¡velEp] entwickelnconnect [kE¡nekt] verbinden

10Little Red Riding Hood Rotkäppchen[≤lItl red ¡raIdIN hÜd]

ears [IEz] Ohreneyes [aIz] Augentaste [teIst] schmeckencoat [kEÜt] Mantelteeth [ti20] Zähnehead [hed] Kopfface [feIs] Gesicht



Unit 6

1rush [rV∫] I have to ~ every day. hetzenswitch off [swIt∫ ¡Äf] It helps me to ~. abschaltencope with stress [≤kEÜp wI0 ¡stres] How do you ~? Stress bewältigencalm [kÅ2m] ruhigtension [¡ten∫n] She suffers from ~ headaches. Spannungs-backache [¡bækeIk] He gets ~s. Rückenschmerzenmind [maInd] It relaxes your ~. Geistexhausted [IG¡zC2stId] I felt ~. erschöpftdizzy [¡dIzi] Do you sometimes feel ~? schwindliglet off steam [sti2m] I play squash to ~. Dampf ablassencouple [¡kVpl] ein Paarwonderful [¡wVndEfÜl] You feel ~. wunderbarwell-being [wel¡bi2IN] It’s a feeling of ~. Wohlergehenmental [¡mentl] geistig, mentaltranquillity [≤træN¡kwIlEti] You have the feeling of ~. Ruhe und Gelassenheitrefreshed [rI¡fre∫t] He felt ~. erfrischtpressure [¡pre∫E] Druckmuscles [¡mVslz] It relaxes your ~. Muskelnhead-to-toe [≤hed tE ¡tEÜ] It’s a ~ massage. Kopf bis Fuß (wörtl.: Zehe)massage [¡mæsÅ2d3] He has a ~ every week. Massagepowerful [¡paÜEfÜl] It is a ~ treatment. kräftigtreatment [¡tri2tmEnt] It’s a good ~. Behandlungcause [kC2z] It can ~ side effects verursachenside-effects [¡saId I≤fekts] This treatment has ~. Nebenwirkungen

2postpone [pEs¡pEÜn] Don’t ~ booking. verschiebenimagine [I¡mæd3In] ~ looking this good in 20 years! sich vorstellenhealthy [¡hel0i] Stay ~. gesundcontinue [kEn¡tInju2] weiterführen

3timetable [¡taImteIbl] Make a ~. Zeitplanstretching exercises We start with ~. Dehnübungen[¡stret∫IN ≤eksEsaIzIs]



4trouble [¡trVbl] Ärgerclose contact [≤klEÜs ¡kÄntækt] You have ~ with him. enger Kontaktarrangement [E¡reInd3mEnt] Verabredungpsychiatrist [saI¡kaIEtrIst] Psychiaterdates [deIts] Verabredungenflat [flæt] Wohnungfiancee [fi¡Å2nseI] He has a ~. Verlobtecelebrity party [sE¡lebrEti ≤pÅ2ti] Prominentenpartymasseur [mæ¡s‰2] He has a ~. Masseurfacial [¡feI∫l] At the club you can have a ~. Gesichtsbehandlungfruit juice [¡fru2t d3u2s] He likes to drink ~. Obstsaftadvisor [Ed¡vaIzE] She is a good ~ . Beratershares [∫eEz] He buys lots of ~. Aktien, Anteileinvest [In¡vest] investierenhairdresser [¡heEdresE] He has an appointment at his ~. Friseurdye [daI] He is ~ing his hair blonde. färbenharbour [¡hÅ2bE] The boat leaves the ~ at 6.00. Hafenrelatives [¡relEtIvz] I’m visiting my ~. VerwandteCyprus [¡saIprEs] I’m flying to ~. Zypernironic humour [aI≤rÄnIk ¡hju2mE] The British like ~. ironischer Humor

5follower [¡fÄlEÜE] Anhängermiserable [¡mIzErEbl] If you put on weight you feel ~. elendage-old [¡eId3 EÜld] It’s an ~ practice. uraltenvironment [In¡vaIrEnmEnt] Umgebung / Umweltcommon sense [≤kÄmEn ¡sens] It is ~. gesunder Menschenverstandtaste [teIst] Geschmackintuition [≤Intju¡I∫n] Intuitionlogical thinking [≤lÄd3Ikl ¡0INkIN] It is ~. logische Denkweiserecommendations Empfehlungen[≤rekEmEn¡deI∫nz]

reduce [rI¡dju2s] This can ~ stress. reduzierencycle of energy [≤saIkl Ev ¡enEd3i] Energiekreisenter [¡entE] hier: eindringenprevent [prI¡vent] verhindernsink [sINk] Spülbeckeninstead of [In¡stEd Ev] anstatt



put on weight [weIt] If you eat too much, you will ~. zunehmenshould [∫Üd] sollenought to [¡C2t tE] You ~ do this. sollen

6message [¡mesId3] Please leave a ~. Nachrichtsail [seIl] segeln

7mailbox [¡meIlbÄks] Leave a message on the ~. Mailboxappointment [E¡pCIntmEnt] You have an ~ with him at 6.00. Terminmake it [¡meIk It] schaffen

Unit 7

1novels [¡nÄvlz] They prefer reading ~. Romanepoem [¡pEÜIm] Do you like reading ~s? Gedichthistorical books [hI≤stÄrIkl ¡bÜks] She enjoys reading ~. Geschichtsbücherdetective stories [dI¡tektIv ≤stC2rIz] He enjoys ~. Kriminalgeschichtencrowded [¡kraÜdId] The bus was ~. überfülltbus ride [¡bVs raId] They had free ~s. Busfahrtbrake [breIk] bremsenstare [steE] He was ~ing at something. starrenpistol [¡pIstl] She had a ~. Pistoleunusual [≤Vn¡ju23l] He was an ~ boy. ungewöhnlichreally [¡rIEli] wirklichwizard [¡wIzEd] He was a ~. Zauberermidnight [¡mIdnaIt] It was almost ~. Mitternachtlie [laI] liegentorch [tC2t∫] Taschenlampe

2chain of events [≤t∫eIn Ev I¡vents] Kette von Ereignissenhappen [¡hæpn] What ~ed then? passierensteer [stIE] She was ~ing the boat. steuernneighbour [¡neIbE] Nachbarnsail [seIl] Segel



together [tE¡Ge∂E] We did the workshop ~. zusammenconfidence [¡kÄnfIdEns] Story-telling can increase your ~. (Selbst-)vertrauennews [nju2z] I always watch the ~. Nachrichtenaccident [¡æksIdEnt] Unfallalarm [E¡lÅ2m] Weckereclipse [I¡klIps] Did you see the ~? Sonnenfinsterniskneel [ni2l] She was ~ing on the grass. knienpinprick [¡pInprIk] It was a ~ in time. Nadelstichdanger [¡deInd3E] He was in ~. Gefahrsuddenly [¡sVdnli] plötzlichfield [fi2ld] I ran across the ~. Feld, Wieserun [rVn] We are ~ing a workshop. leitencatastrophe [kE¡tæstrEfi] Katastrophebasket [¡bÅ2skIt] The balloon had a large ~. Korbrope [rEÜp] Seilneed [ni2d] You ~ to be an extrovert. hier: müssen

3actually [¡ækt∫ÜEli] ~, I met him last week. eigentlichsign [saIn] He had a ~ with my name on it. Schildanyway [¡enIweI] sowiesowell [wel] nununfriendly [≤Vn¡frendli] He wasn’t ~. unfreundlichshy [∫aI] Don’t be ~. schüchtern

4programme [¡prEÜGræm] Which ~s do you prefer? Sendungcomedy [¡kÄmEdi] I like ~ programmes. Komödiedocumentary [≤dÄkjE¡mentEri] I prefer ~ programmes. Reportagesoap opera [¡sEÜp ≤ÄprE] I hate ~s! Seifenoperchat [t∫æt] I’ve got tickets for the ~ show. Talkshowcommercials [kE¡m‰2∫lz] He hates the ~. Werbungsunny [¡sVni] Tomorrow will be ~. sonnigfactual [¡fækt∫ÜEl] I want some ~ information. sachlich

5show [∫EÜ] We will ~ this on TV. zeigenexhibitionist [≤eksI¡bI∫EnIst] Are you an ~? Exhibitionistsimply [¡sImpli] einfach



everything [¡evrI0IN] allesgive up [GIv ¡Vp] aufgebenreceive [rI¡si2v] You will ~ 1 million dollars. bekommenactress [¡æktrEs] Schauspielerinactor [¡æktE] He would like to be an ~. Schauspielerviewer [¡vju2E] The ~s can watch everything. Zuschauerself-confidence [self¡kÄnfIdEns] You need lots of ~! Selbstbewußtsein

6invitation [≤InvI¡teI∫n] Thanks for the ~! Einladungpity [¡pIti] That’s a ~! Schade!vegetarian [≤ved3I¡teEriEn] Are you a ~? Vegetarieraccept [Ek¡sept] I ~ your invitation! annehmendecline [dI¡klaIn] ~ the invitation. ablehneninvite [In¡vaIt] einladentrade fair [¡treId feE] Messeflea market [¡fli2 ≤mÅ2kIt] Would you like to go to a ~? Flohmarkthouse-warming [¡haÜswC2mIN] I’m having a ~ party. Einweihungs-art [Å2t] Let’s go to the ~ exhibition. Kunstrock-climbing [¡rÄkklaImIN] Shall we go ~ on Saturday? kletternday trip [deI ¡trIp] They went on a ~. Tagesausflugmountain [¡maÜntIn] Would you like to go the ~s? Bergwildlife [¡waIldlaIf] Tierweltlast [lÅ2st] How long does it ~? dauerninclude [In¡klu2d] beinhaltenafraid [E¡freId] I’m ~ I can’t come. befürchtenpossible [¡pÄsIbl] Would it be ~? möglichdeclination [≤deklI¡neI∫n] Ablehnungafter that [≤Å2ftE ¡∂æt] ~, I met her regularly. danachlovely [¡lVvli] That would be ~. schön

Unit 8

1behaviour [bI¡heIvjE] Verhaltenoffended [E¡fendId] Please don’t be ~! beleidigt



travel critic [¡trævl ≤krItIk] He’s a ~. kritischer Reiseberichterstatterhumorous [¡hju2mErEs] It’s a ~ way of writing. humorvollhowever [haÜ¡evE] jedochable to [¡eIbl] They aren’t ~ have fun. in der Lage seinfork [fC2k] Gabelqueue [kju2] They don’t know how to ~. Schlange stehenproperly [¡prÄpEli] They can’t eat ~. richtighumour [¡hju2mE] Humordouble-decker [≤dVbl¡dekE] There are still ~ buses in London. Doppeldeckerwindmills [¡wIndmIlz] There are lots of ~ in Holland. Windmühlenupside down [≤VpsaId ¡daÜn] It’s ~. andersherumpeas [pi2z] Do you like eating ~? Erbsenridiculous [rI¡dIkjElEs] It’s ~! lächerlichlet in [let ¡In] eingelassencliché [¡kli2∫eI] Klischee

2knowledge [¡nÄlId3] Test your ~. Wissenexplanation [≤eksplE¡neI∫n] Look at the ~s. Erklärunggifts [GIfts] They bring ~ with them. Geschenkespirits [¡spIrIts] Geistertouch [tVt∫] Don’t ~ it! berührenprotect [prE¡tekt] be-, schützenevil [¡i2vl] bösesoul [sEÜl] It’s the seat of the ~. Seelesacred [¡seIkrId] This is ~. heiligsymbolise [¡sImbElaIz] It ~s freedom. symbolisiertfuneral [¡fju2nErEl] Beerdigungjoy [d3CI] Freudehappiness [¡hæpInEs] This will bring ~. Glück

3ritual [¡rItjuEl] It’s a ~ for them. Ritualobserve [Eb¡z‰2v] achten auf etwas, beobachtengroom [Gru2m] The ~’s parents give presents. Bräutigamprospective [prE¡spektiv] zukünftigbride [braId] Brautparents-in-law [¡peErEnts In ≤lC2] Have you met my ~? Schwiegerelternbride-to-be [≤braId tE ¡bi2] zukünftige Braut



female [¡fi2meIl] weiblichaunt [Å2nt] Her ~s are coming to the party. Tantecousin [¡kVzn] She’s my ~. Cousine / Cousinwedding reception [¡wedIN rI≤sep∫n] The ~ starts at 3.30. HochzeitsempfangHen Night [¡hen naIt] eine Feier ‚nur‘ mit weiblichen Gästen,

die für die Braut vor der Hochzeit arrang-iert wird

wealth [wel0] Reichtumbracelets [¡breIslEts] She is wearing ~ on her arm. Armreifenappropriate [E¡prEÜpriEt] Find the ~ question tag. angemessen, passend

4change [t∫eInd3] ändern

5consist of [kEn¡sIst] bestehen auswhile [waIl] währendattract [E¡trækt] Indonesia ~s many tourists. anlocken, anziehenmany [¡meni] How ~ cheques do we need? vieleremain [rI¡meIn] It ~s free of tourists. bleibeneducation [≤edjÜ¡keI∫n] They don’t have much ~. Ausbildungfew [fju2] There are only a ~ sizes. wenigeas [æz] dalittle [¡lItl] Bring as ~ luggage as possible. wenigfarmer [¡fÅ2mE] There are lots of ~s. Bauerunfortunately [Vn¡fC2t∫nEtli] leideraverage [¡ævrId3] Durchschnitt-earn [‰2n] verdienenmuch [mVt∫] You don’t need too ~ money. vielshare [∫eE] teilenpaddle [¡pædl] You can ~ in the rivers. paddelnriver [¡rIvE] There are boat trips on the ~. Flußcoast [kEÜst] You can surf off the ~. Küsteluggage [¡lVGIdZ] She has a lot of ~. Gepäcksize [saIz] They only have small ~s. Größe (Kleidung)between [bI¡twi2n] Listen to the conversation ~ the two men. zwischensurprised [s‰2¡praIzd] Are you ~? überraschtrainy [¡reIni] This is the ~ season. regnerisch



6talker [¡tC2kE] They are not great ~s. Rednerpolite [pE¡laIt] They are very ~. höflichcheck [t∫ek] Can I ~ that, please? prüfenclarify [¡klærIfaI] We need to ~ some points. klärenitinerary [I¡tInErEri] Look at the ~. Reisedaten, Reiseroutecatch [kæt∫] I’m sorry I didn’t ~ that. hier: nicht verstandencontact partner [¡kÄntækt ≤pÅ2tnE] He’s your ~. Ansprechpartnerkey product [¡ki2 ≤prÄdVkt] This is a ~ for this market. Schlüsselproduktsales department [¡seIlz dI≤pÅ2tmEnt] This is the ~. Vertriebsales outlet [¡seIlz ≤aÜtlEt] They will visit the ~. Verkaufsaußenstellesales conditions [¡seIlz kEn≤dI∫nz] They need to talk about the ~. Verkaufsbedingungenstaff [stÅ2f] They have a large ~. Mitarbeiterstab

Unit 9

1mood [mu2d] I was in a bad ~. Laune, Stimmungscent [sent] They created a new ~. Duft, Parfumdelicious [dI¡lI∫Es] The food was ~. köstlichpleasant [¡pleznt] He is a ~ person. angenehmentasty [¡teIsti] The food was ~. schmackhaftmemory [¡memEri] I have a good ~. Gedächtnis, Erinnerungsvermögenspicy [¡spaIsi] The curry was ~. würzigrough [rVf] rauh, hartcompetitive [kEm¡petEtIv] Wettbewerb-powerful [¡paÜEfÜl] The man was ~. kräftig, mächtig

2smell [smel] I can never ~ things. riechensmell [smel] Geruch, Geruchssinnexchange [Iks¡t∫eInd3] We ~d cars. tauschentaste [teIst] It ~s good. schmeckensight [saIt] He has good eye ~. Sehvermögentouch [tVt∫] Tastsinnhearing [¡hIErIN] Hörvermögenline [laIn] Write along the ~. Linie



Primary School [¡praImEri ≤sku2l] The boy goes to ~. Grundschulecount [kaÜnt] She can ~ till 100. zählenflow [flEÜ] The dress ~s around. fließenfreckle [¡frekl] He has ~s on his face. Sommersprosseginger [¡d3Ind3E] The boy has ~ hair. rötlichriddle [¡rIdl] That was a difficult ~. Rätsel

3realise [¡rIElaIz] I ~d that I was late. bemerkenfood consultant [¡fu2d kEn≤sVltEnt] Ernährungsberater, -inworried [¡wVrId] He looks ~. besorgtbagel [¡beIGl] I ate three ~s kleines, rundes Brötchenbesides [bI¡saIdz] ~ novels, he wrote short stories. abgesehen von, außerdemelse [els] What ~ can you do? nochexercise [¡eksEsaIz] I do my ~s in the morning. Gymnastikincrease [In¡kri2s] The number ~d. zunehmenblood [blVd] ~ is red. Blutflow [flEÜ] Blood ~s through the veins. fließenbrain [breIn] You think with your ~. Gehirnrelease [rI¡li2s] He was ~d. freigeben, entlassenwell-being [wel¡bi2IN] I had a feeling of ~. Wohlergehenworkout [¡w‰2kaÜt] I have a ~ every week. Krafttrainingphysical [¡fIzIkl] I do something ~ everyday. körperlichblock [blÄk] There’s a ~ of flats. Blockelevator [¡elEveItE] We took the ~. Aufzuggentle [¡d3entl] She’s a ~ child. sanftbody [¡bÄdi] Warm-up your ~! Körpergradually [¡Græd3uEli] Warm-up ~! langsam, nach und nachat least [Et ¡li2st] Jog for ~ 30 minutes! mindestenspace [peIs] Increase the ~! Geschwindigkeitheart rate [¡hÅ2t reIt] Bring down your ~! Herzschlagwhether [¡we∂E] ~ it is slow or fast, it does you good. ob

4celebrate [¡selIbreIt] Did you ~ your birthday? feiernnoisy [¡nCIzi] geräuschvoll



5arrow [¡ærEÜ] Can you draw an ~? Pfeilunpleasant [Vn¡pleznt] Garlic is ~ to smell. unangenehmaniseed [¡ænIsi2d] Anismemories [¡memErIz] Erinnerungen

6discovery [dI¡skVvEri] He made a fantastic ~. Entdeckungresearcher [rI¡s‰2t∫E] He always wanted to be a ~. Forscherconnection [kE¡nek∫n] There is a ~ between the two rooms. Verbindungexperience [Ik¡spIEriEns] What is your personal ~? Erfahrung

7summary [¡sVmEri] I wrote a short ~. Zusammenfassunggist [d3Ist] I understood the ~ of the article. wesentlicheheadline [¡hedlaIn] I only read the ~s. Überschriftartificial [≤Å2tI¡fI∫l] künstlichcreate [kri¡eIt] We ~d a new style. schaffen, entwickelnarrival [E¡raIvl] What time is your ~? Ankunftlounge [laÜnd3] The arrivals ~ was full of people. Warteraumheat [hi2t] We ~ed the room. heizencapsule [¡kæpsju2l] The medicine was in a ~. Kapselspokesperson [¡spEÜksp‰2sn] She was the company ~. Sprecherreduce [rI¡dju2s] You can ~ tension. verringerntension [¡ten∫n] You should reduce ~. Spannungchoice [t∫CIs] They were given a ~. Auswahlleather [¡le∂E] Shoes are made of ~. Lederquality [¡kwÄlEti] It was made of good ~. Qualitätuse [ju2s] The ~ of leather is important. Verwendungextension [Ik¡sten∫n] Erweiterung, Ausdehnungpopularity [≤pÄpjE¡lærEti] They enjoyed the ~. Bekanntheitsgradscientist [¡saIEntIst] He became a ~. Wissenschaftlercut down [kVt ¡daÜn] We ~ on overtime. reduzierenrush hour [¡rV∫ ≤aÜE] The traffic was terrible in the ~. Hauptverkehrszeitaggression [E¡Gre∫n] He was full of ~. Aggressivitätunderground [¡VndEGraÜnd] I take the ~ to work. U-Bahneffective [I¡fektIv] She learns in an ~ way. effektivremind [rI¡maInd] I will ~ you about it. erinnernclaim [kleIm] Scientists ~ that the world temperature is increasing. Anspruch erheben, behaupten



calm down [kÅ2m ¡daÜn] Calm down! Beruhigen Sie sich!stadium [¡steIdiEm] The ~ was full. Stadiumheal [hi2l] You can ~ most illnesses. heilenpurpose [¡p‰2pEs] What is the ~ of doing that? Zweck

8absolutely [≤æbsE¡lu2tli] He is ~ mad. wirklich, vollkommencrazy [¡kreIzi] She is really ~. verrücktcompletely [kEm¡pli2tli] völligmad [mæd] She is completely ~. verrücktincredibly [In¡kredIbli] He is ~ nice. unglaublichgreat [GreIt] The musical was ~. großartig

9problem-solving [¡prÄblEm ≤sÄlvIN] Problemlösungchange [t∫eInd3] She can ~ the colour. wechselnhuman [¡hju2mEn] We are all ~ beings. menschlichresources [rI¡sC2sIz] He’s the human ~ manager. Ressourcencustomer [¡kVstEmE] We had many ~s. Kundelow [lEÜ] The morale was ~. niedrigemployee [Im¡plCIi2] We have a new ~. Mitarbeiterbored [bC2d] We are never ~. gelangweiltbreak [breIk] What time is your ~? Pausesuggestion [sE¡d3est∫n] She had a good ~. Vorschlagworking environment There’s a good ~. Arbeitsklima[¡w‰2kIN In≤vaIrEnmEnt]

Unit 10

1waste [weIst] Don’t ~ your time! verschwendenpuzzle [¡pVzl] This is a good ~. Rätselclue [klu2] The ~s were easy. Hinweisacross [E¡krÄs] I know all the words ~. waagerecht



2yourself [jE¡self] You need time for ~. dich selbstnowadays [¡naÜEdeIz] This is a problem ~. heutzutagepress [pres] He’s ~ed for time. unter Zeitdruck stehencomplain [kEm¡pleIn] He always ~s. beschwerenbusy [¡bIzi] I have a ~ life. beschäftigtproper [¡prÄpE] This is the ~ way. richtigtake care [≤teIk ¡keE] She takes care of the boy. aufpassen aufthemselves [∂Em¡selvz] They don’t have time for ~. sich selbstenough [I¡nVf] I have ~ time. genugquestionnaire [≤kwest∫E¡neE] I hate ~s. Fragebogenhealthy [¡hel0i] I eat ~ food. gesundfix [fIks] He ~es things in the house. in Ordnung bringenenjoy [In¡d3CI] I can ~ life. genießenlucky [¡lVki] You are ~. Glück habenrelax [rI¡læks] I can ~ with music. entspannentoo many [tu2 ¡meni] zu vielesave [seIv] Did you ~ enough money? sparenworry [¡wVri] I ~ about you. sich Sorgen machenvegetables [¡ved3tEblz] I only eat ~. Gemüse

3describe [dI¡skraIb] Can you ~ the room? beschreibenmistake [mI¡steIk] I always make ~s in maths. Fehlersilly [¡sIli] She is very ~. albernchance [t∫Å2ns] She has many ~s. Chancetrip [trIp] We took a ~ to Lucerne. Ausflugclimb [klaIm] She ~ed Mount Everest. besteigen, kletternriver [¡rIvE] The Thames is a ~ in England. Flußsunset [¡sVnset] I watched the ~. Sonnenuntergangbean [bi2n] ~s are healthy. Bohnesensible [¡sensEbl] He’s a ~ boy. vernünftigbare-foot [¡beEfÜt] The children played ~ed. barfusspick [pIk] I’d ~ more daisies. pflückendaisy [¡deIzi] I picked a ~. Gänseblümchenclause [klC2z] A ~ is a part of a sentence. Satzteilhighlight [¡haIlaIt] ~ the nouns in green! markierenstrategy [¡strætEd3i] Highlighting is a good ~. Strategie



emphasize [¡emfEsaIz] You can ~ that word. betonencircle [¡s‰2kl] ~ all the adjectives! einkreisen

4imagine [I¡mæd3In] Can you ~ the situation? sich vorstellennote [nEÜt] He always takes ~s in English. Notizeninvisible [In¡vIzEbl] I read a story about an ~ man. unsichtbarfrightened [¡fraItEnd] I’m ~ in the dark. sich fürchtenget lost [Get ¡lÄst] She got lost in the city. sich verlaufenpleased [pli2zd] The teacher was ~. erfreutangry [¡æNGri] He was ~. verärgertembarrassed [Im¡bærEst] The girl was ~. verlegendisappointed [¡dIsEpCIntId] The mother was ~. enttäuscht

5furniture [¡f‰2nIt∫E] We bought new ~ for the house. Möbelemu [¡i2mu] I saw an ~ in the zoo. Emuwoollen [¡wÜlEn] I wore a ~ coat. aus Wollemonkey [¡mVNki] The ~s are in the zoo. Affe

6fairy tale [¡feEri ≤teIl] Märchengrant [GrÅ2nt] The man was ~ed three wishes. gewähren

7personal [¡p‰2snl] Don’t ask too many ~ questions. persönlichservice [¡s‰2vIs] The ~ in the hotel was very good. Servicemajority [mE¡d3ÄrEtI] The ~ were males. Mehrheitcook [kÜk] My father is an excellent ~. Kochlaundry [¡lC2ndri] I have no time for the ~. Wäschegardener [¡GÅ2dnE] He hired a ~. Gärtnernecessary [¡nesEsri] It’s ~ to arrive before nine. nötig, notwendigdesirable [dI¡zaIrEbl] Peace is ~. wünschenswertavailable [E¡veIlEbl] zur Verfügung stehendog walker [¡dÄG ≤wC2kE] He earns money as a ~. jmd., der/die Hunde ausführtnanny [¡næni] She still remembers her ~. Kindermädcheninterior designer [In≤tIEriE dI¡zaInE] She became an ~. Innenarchitektbutler [¡bVtlE] James is her ~. Butlerdaily chores [≤deIli ¡t∫C2z] She has no time for the ~. Hausarbeit



firm [f‰2m] She hired a ~ to clean her house. Firmaoutside [aÜt¡saId] She went ~. außen, draußenplant [plÅ2nt] We ~ed some flowers. Pflanzenlawn [lC2n] He cut the ~. Rasenwrap [ræp] She likes to ~ presents. einpackenhire [¡haIE] She ~d a baby-sitter einstellendecorate [¡dekEreIt] He wanted to ~ the house. streichen/tapeziereneconomist [I¡kÄnEmIst] She became an ~. Betriebswirtpoverty [¡pÄvEti] They live in ~. Armutincome [¡INkVm] I spend all my ~. Einkommenmention [¡men∫n] She ~ed that she was married. erwähnenrecommend [≤rekE¡mend] She ~ed her son for the job. empfehlen

8business [¡bIznIs] He’s in the hotel ~. Geschäftresponse [rI¡spÄns] He gave no ~. Antwortsnap [snæp] Don’t ~ your fingers. schnippenintroduce [≤IntrE¡dju2s] He was ~d to the president. vorstellenshake [∫eIk] They always ~ their hands. schüttelncheek [t∫i2k] He kissed her on her ~. Wangebow [baÜ] verbeugenknowledge [¡nÄlId3] He has no ~ of Chinese. Wissenconditional [kEn¡dI∫Enl] ~ sentences are difficult. hier: Bedingungs-

Unit 11

1shape [∫eIp] The ~ of an orange is round. Formsize [saIz] What is your shoe ~? Größesteel [sti2l] The door is made of ~. Stahlwrought iron [≤rC2t ¡aIEn] The window is made of ~. Schmiedeeisenplain [plein] The dress is ~. einfachrustic [¡rVstIk] The gate is ~. rustikalmaterial [mE¡tIEriEl] Wood is a ~. Rohstofflabel [¡leIbl] The dress has a ~. Etikettdraw [drC2] She can ~ well. zeichnendrawing [¡drC2IN] She sold her ~s. Zeichnung



behind [bI¡haInd] She hid ~ the door. hinterchoose [t∫u2z] I can never ~. wählen

2impression [Im¡pre∫n] She left a good ~. Eindruckpersonality [≤p‰2sE¡nælEti] He has a good ~. Persönlichkeitguess [Ges] Can you ~ the meaning? ratenbright [braIt] The room is ~. hellfashionable [¡fæ∫nEbl] They like ~ clothes. modischcoloured [¡kVlEd] It’s all ~. buntgateway [¡GeItweI] He passed through the ~ . Torpopular [¡pÄpjElE] Yellow is a ~ colour. beliebtpolish [¡pÄlI∫] She likes to ~ her car. polierenwooden [¡wÜdn] I like ~ doors. aus Holztreat [tri2t] I ~ him nicely. behandelnpeel [pi2l] The paint will ~ in the sun. abblätterncrack [kræk] The paint will ~ in the sun. rissig werdenfresh [fre∫] The paint is ~. frischcoat [kEÜt] The door needs a ~ of paint. hier: Anstrichcare [keE] Choose your colour with ~! Umsichtsmart [smÅ2t] It looks ~. schickpale [peIl] Pink is a ~ colour. blaßdirty [¡d‰2ti] The children are always ~. schmutzigparticularly [pE¡tIkjElEli] You find crime ~ in cities. insbesonderedark [dÅ2k] Her new dress is ~ blue. dunkelsophisticated [sE¡fIstIkeItId] Blue is a ~ colour. elegantconsider [kEn¡sIdE] He’s ~ed to be a genius. betrachtencheerful [¡t∫IEfÜl] The girl is ~. fröhlichgenerally [¡d3enrEli] ~, I like to be alone. im Allgemeinenprotect [prE¡tekt] They ~ their house. schützenprivacy [¡prIvEsi] ~ is very important. Privatsphäreblinds [blaIndz] We have ~ in the windows. Rollocurtain [¡k‰2tn] The ~s are green. Gardinenfrosted [¡frÄstId] The glass is ~. mattiert

3oval [¡EÜvl] ovaloblong [¡ÄblÄN] The drawing is ~. rechteckigsquare [skweE] The box is ~. quadratisch



object [¡Äbd3Ikt] What’s the name of the ~? Gegenstandwater melon [¡wC2tE ≤melEn] A ~ is red on the inside. Wassermelone

4pressure cooker [¡pre∫E ≤kÜkE] Dampfdruckkochtopfshaver [¡∫eIvE] Rasierapparatdetergent [dI¡t‰2d3nt] Reinigungsmittelrolling pin [¡rEÜlIN ≤pIn] Nudelrollevacuum cleaner [¡vækju2m ≤kli2nE] Staubsaugerstuff [stVf] I hate that ~. Zeugabove [E¡bVv] The lamp was ~ the door. über, oberhalbscales [skeIlz] Waagecooker [¡kÜkE] We bought a new ~. Herdplug [plVG] Steckersieve [sIv] Sieblovers [¡lVvEz] Romeo and Julia were ~. Liebendebroom [bru2m] Besenglue [Glu2] Klebstoffgrater [¡GreItE] Reibe lie [laI] I ~ in bed. liegentramp [træmp] I saw a ~ at the station. Landstreicherchew [t∫u2] He is always ~ing. kauenwax [wæks] Wachstrap [træp] They tried to ~ him. einfangenlight [laIt] leichtpensioner [¡pen∫EnE] He just became a ~. Rentnerearth [‰20] We live on the ~. Erdesimilar [¡sImElE] This poem is ~ to yours. ähnlich

5limit [¡lImIt] You must set the ~. Grenzeoutdoor [¡aÜtdC2] Football is an ~ activity. im Freienframe [freIm] The ~ is made of wood. Rahmentake off [teIk ¡Äf] The plane takes off soon. startenconsist of [kEn¡sIst Ev] It ~s of many words. bestehen aus

6suitcase [¡su2tkeIs] The ~ was heavy. Kofferbelow [bI¡lEÜ] Choose a word from ~! unten, unterhalb



7latest [¡leItIst] This was their ~ product. neueste, -r, -scardboard [¡kÅ2dbC2d] Pappedelivery [dI¡lIvri] Lieferungrectangular [≤rek¡tæNGjElE] It had a ~ shape. rechteckigstriped [straIpt] The box was ~. gestreiftdot [dÄt] The box has blue ~s. Punktestar [stÅ2] The box had orange ~s. Sternweights & measurements Gewichte & Maße[≤weIts n ¡me3EmEnts]

Unit 12

1global [¡GlEÜbl] English is a ~ language. globalmap [mæp] Malta is on the ~. Landkartemother tongue [≤mV∂E ¡tVN] German is my ~. Muttersprache

2extract [¡ekstrækt] Read this short ~! Auszugmillion [¡mIljEn] She has a ~ dollars. Millionbillion [¡bIliEn] One ~ people speak English. Milliardesign [saIn] You can see many road ~s. Schildadvertisements [Ed¡v‰2tIsmEnts] Werbeanzeigenpopulation [≤pÄpjE¡leI∫n] The ~ of the world is growing. Bevölkerungfluent [¡flu2Ent] They are ~ in English. fließendnative speaker [≤neItIv ¡spi2kE] There are many ~s of English. Muttersprachlerofficial [E¡fI∫l] English is the ~ language. offiziellgovernment [¡GVvnmEnt] English is the language of the ~. Regierungmedia [¡mi2diE] Medieneducation [≤ed3Ü¡keI∫n] In Germany ~ is free. Schulbildungcommerce [¡kÄmEs] Austria’s ~ is growing. Handelfurthermore [≤f‰2∂E¡mC2] ~, English is easy to learn außerdemwidely [¡waIdli] weit verbreitetincrease [In¡kri2s] The number is ~ing. zunehmenreplace [≤ri2¡pleIs] English has ~d French. ersetzen



main [meIn] English is the ~ language. Haupt-former [¡fC2mE] Algeria is a ~ French colony. ehemaligcolony [¡kÄlEni] Malta was a British ~ . Kolonie

4tick [tIk] ~ the correct answer! Häkchen setzenartificial [≤Å2tI¡fI∫l] Esperanto is an ~ language. künstlichinvent [In¡vent] It was ~ed in 1958. erfindenpeace [pi2s] It brings about ~. Friedenslow down [slEÜ ¡daÜn] He needs to ~ . langsam werdengrowth [GrEÜ0] The ~ of English is amazing. Wachstumduring [¡djÜErIN] I met him ~ the conference. währendannual [¡ænjuEl] It’s an ~ conference. jährlichscore [skC2] You ~ one point. erzielendisregard [≤dIsrI¡GÅ2d] ~ what is not important! ignorierenconstruction [kEn¡strVk∫n] Notice the passive ~. Satzbaupublish [¡pVblI∫] The book was ~ed. herausgeben, veröffentlichenworld-wide [w‰2ld¡waId] You can buy the book ~. weltweitcensus [¡sensEs] The ~ was world-wide. Volkszählungpronounce [prE¡naÜns] English is difficult to ~. aussprechen

5useful [¡ju2sfÜl] It’s ~ to speak Spanish. nützlichaspect [¡æspekt] The story has different ~. Aspekt

6bar [bÅ2] The ~ has just opened. Barallow [E¡laÜ] Smoking is not ~ed. erlaubenserve [s‰2v] Lunch is ~d at one o’clock. auftragentow away [≤tEÜ E¡weI] The car was ~ed. abschleppenunderline [≤VndE¡laIn] ~ all the verb forms! unterstreichenrephrase [≤ri2¡freIz] ~ your sentences! anders ausdrückenreduce [rI¡dju2s] ~ speed! reduzierenfeed [fi2d] Don’t ~ the animals! fütternkeep off [ki2p ¡Äf] ~ the grass! nicht betretenmind the gap [≤maInd ∂E ¡Gæp] Mind the gap! Ansage in der U-Bahn: ‘Beachten Sie den

Abstand zwischen Zug und Bahnsteig!’lean out [li2n ¡aÜt] Don’t ~ of the window. hinauslehnenbeware [bI¡weE] ~ of the dog! Vorsicht, bissiger Hund!



tidy [¡taIdi] Keep Malta tidy! sauberpath [pÅ20] Keep to the ~. Pfad, Weg

7socially [¡sEÜ∫Eli] gesellschaftlichmysterious [mI¡stIEriEs] He is a ~ person. rätselhaftexpression [Ik¡spre∫n] I like that ~. Ausdruckcommon [¡kÄmEn] It’s ~ly used. gewöhnlichtake care [teIk ¡keE] ~! Pass’ gut auf dich auf!cheers [t∫IEz] ~! Prost!without [wI¡∂aÜt] I like tea ~ milk. ohnepolite [pE¡laIt] She is very ~ . höflichmeal [mi2l] I had a good ~. Essen, Mahlzeit

8managing director He is the ~ of Shell. Geschäftsführer[≤mænId3IN dI¡rektE]

speech [spi2t∫] He gave a ~. Redehire [¡haIE] We ~d a new worker. einstellenworking conditions We have good ~. Arbeitsverhältnisse[¡w‰2kIN kEn¡dI∫nz]

wage [weId3] He has a high ~. Lohnchildcare [¡t∫aIldkeE] We need ~ in the company. Kinderbetreuungmarket [¡mÅ2kIt] We produce for the world ~. Marktlook forward to [≤lÜk ¡fC2wEd] I ~ seeing you. sich freuen aufexpand [Ik¡spænd] The company is ~ing. expandierensuccessful [sEk¡sesfEl] The company is ~. erfolgreich



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