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New Total English Starter - Wordlist English / German / French / Italien

New Total English Starter

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Unit 1

9 bank noun bæŋk die Bank la banque banca We get money from the bank.

9 bus noun bʌs der Bus l'autobus autobus They get a bus to work.

9 café noun ˈkæfeɪ das Café le café caffè Let's go to Gino's café.

9 chocolate noun ˈtʃɒklət die Schokolade le chocolat cioccolato She eats a lot of chocolate.

9 cinema noun ˈsɪnəmə Kino cinéma cinema Do you want to go to the cinema?

9 coffee noun ˈkɒfi Kaffee café caffè No sugar in my coffee, please.

9 computer noun kəmˈpjuːtə Computer ordinateur computer Everyone uses a computer at work.

9 doctor noun ˈdɒktə Arzt docteur dottore She was sick and went to the doctor.

9 film noun fɪlm Film film film My favourite film is 'Starwars'.

9 football noun ˈfʊtbɔːl Fußball football calcio They play football at the weekends.

9 hotel noun həʊˈtel Hotel hôtel hotel The Ritz is an expensive hotel.

9 Internet noun ˈɪntənet Internet internet internet There's a lot of information on the internet.

9 passport noun ˈpɑːspɔːt Pass, Reisepass, Ausweis passeport passaporto You need a passport to travel.

9 pizza noun ˈpiːtsə Pizza pizza pizza Get an extra-large pizza!

9 police noun pəˈliːs Polizei police polizia The police were at the football match.

9 restaurant noun ˈrestərɒnt Restaurant, Lokal restaurant

ristorante There's a good restaurant near the

museum.

9 salad noun ˈsæləd Salat salade insalata Salad is good for you.

9 student noun ˈstjuːdənt Student étudiant studente He's a student at Exeter University.

9 taxi noun ˈtæksi Taxi taxi taxi Let's get a taxi home.

9 telephone noun ˈteləfəʊn Telefon téléphone telefono Can I use the telephone?

9 television noun ˈteləˌvɪʒən Fernseher, Fernsehen télévision televisione I like watching sport on television.

9 university noun ˌjuːnəˈvɜːsəti◂ Universität université università I want to go to university after school.

11 eight number eɪt acht huit otto Eight is a lucky number in China.

11 five number faɪv fünf cinq cinque Five students come from Spain.

11 four number fɔː vier quatre quattro Four coffees please.

11 nine number naɪn neun neuf nove There are nine cafes in one street!

11 one number wʌn eins, ein/e/r un/une uno She's got one sister.

11 seven number ˈsevən sieben sept sette My lucky number is seven.

11 six number sɪks sechs six sei Six people are coming for dinner.

11 ten number ten zehn dix dieci There are ten computers in this room.

11 three number θriː drei trois tre We've got three children.

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11 two number tuː zwei deux due There are two schools in my town.

11 zero number ˈzɪərəʊ null zéro zero He got zero in the test!

12 Argentina noun ˌɑːdʒənˈtiːnə Argentinien Argentine Argentina Argentina is in South America.

12 Argentinian adjective ˌɑːdʒənˈtɪniən◂ Argentinier/in, argentinisch Argentin/e, argentin/e argentino Silvana is Argeninian.

12 Brazil noun brəˈzɪl Brasilien Brézil

Brasile Brazil is the largest country in South

America.

12 China noun ˈtʃaɪnə China Chine Cina It's made in China.

12 France noun frɑːns Frankreich France Francia They live in France.

12 French adjective frentʃ

Franzose/Französin,

französisch Français/e, français/e

francese I love French films.

12 Germany noun ˈdʒɜːməni Deutschland Allemagne Germania Germany is in Europe.

12 India noun ˈɪndiə Indien Inde India The capital of India is Delhi.

12 Italy noun ˈɪtəli Italien Italie Italia They go to Italy on holiday.

12 Japan noun dʒəˈpæn Japan Japon Giappone Tokyo is the capital of Japan.

12 Mexico noun ˈmeksɪkəʊ Mexiko Mexique Messico Acapulco is in Mexico.

12 Poland noun ˈpəʊlənd Polen Pologne Polonia It's cold in Poland now.

12 Russia noun ˈrʌʃə Russland Russie Russia Russia is a very large country.

12 Spain noun speɪn Spanien Espagne Spagna We love going to Spain.

12 the UK noun ðə ˌjuː ˈkeɪ◂ Großbritannien la Grande-Bretagne

il Regno Unito Lots of students come to the UK every

year.

12 the USA noun ðə juː es ˈeɪ USA États-Unis U.S.A. (gli Stati Uniti) A lot of films come from the USA.

15 American adjective əˈmerɪkən Amerikaner/in, amerikanisch Américain/e, américain/e americano He's got an American car.

15 Brazilian adjective brəˈzɪliən Brasilianer/in, brasilianisch Brézilien/ne, brézilien/ne brasiliano Flavio is Brazilian.

15 British adjective ˈbrɪtɪʃ Brite/Britin, britisch

de Grande-Bretagne,

britannique

britannico, inglese I'm British.

15 Chinese adjective ˌtʃaɪˈniːz◂ Chinese/Chinesin, chinesisch Chinois/e, chinois/e cinese They're Chinese.

15 German adjective ˈdʒɜːmən Deutsche/r, deutsch Allemand/e, allemand/e tedesco German cars are famous.

15 Indian adjective ˈɪndiən Inder/in, indisch Indien/ne, indien/ne indiano Indian food is very popular in the UK.

15 Italian adjective ɪˈtæliən Italiener/in, italienisch Italien/ne, italien/ne italiano Everyone loves Italian food.

15 Japanese adjective ˌdʒæpəˈniːz◂ Japan/er, japanisch Japonais/e, japonais giapponese Miki is a Japanese student.

15 Mexican adjective ˈmeksɪkən Mexikaner/in, mexikanisch Mexicain/e, mexicain/e messicano He likes Mexican films.

15 Polish noun ˈpəʊlɪʃ Pole/Polin, polnisch Polonais/e, polonais/e polacco This is a soecial Polish drink.

15 Russian adjective ˈrʌʃən Russe/Russin, russisch Russe, russe russo I've got some Russian dolls.

15 Spanish adjective ˈspænɪʃ Spanier/in, spanisch Espagnol/e, espagnol/e spagnolo She's a Spanish actress.

Unit 2

19 aunt noun ɑːnt Tante tante zia His aunt lives in Russia.




19 boyfriend noun ˈbɔɪfrend Freund petit ami ragazzo Her new boyfriend is great.

19 brother noun ˈbrʌðə Bruder frère fratello My brother is called Tom.

19 cousin noun ˈkʌzən Cousin, Cousine cousin/e

cugino I'm going to the cinema with my cousin,

Franco.

19 dad noun dæd Papa papa papà Dad is always there for me.

19 daughter noun ˈdɔːtə Tochter fille figlia They have one daughter, Lisa.

19 father noun ˈfɑːðə Vater père padre Her father works in a restaurant.

19 friend noun frend Freund, Freundin ami/e amico I've got one very good friend.

19 girlfriend noun ˈgɜːlfrend Freundin petite amie ragazza His new girlfriend is Japanese.

19 grandfather noun ˈgrænˌfɑːðə Großvater grand-père nonno My grandfather lives in Rome.

19 grandma noun ˈgrænmɑː Oma mémé nonna Grandma lives with us.

19 grandmother noun ˈgrænˌmʌðə Großmutter grand-mère nonna Her grandmother is very old.

19 grandpa noun ˈgrænpɑː Opa pépé nonno Grandpa loves chocolate.

19 husband noun ˈhʌzbənd Ehemann mari, époux marito This is my husband, Tomas.

19 mother noun ˈmʌðə Mutter mère madre My mother is a doctor.

19 mum noun mʌm Mama mama mamma Mum! Where's my school bag?

19 sister noun ˈsɪstə Schwester soeur sorella She's got one sister.

19 son noun sʌn Sohn fils figlio We have one son, Marcus.

19 uncle noun ˈʌŋkəl Onkel oncle zio My uncle comes from Spain.

19 wife noun waɪf Ehefrau femme, épouse moglie This is my wife, Elena.

22 (train) ticket noun ˈtreɪn ˌtɪkɪt (Zug)Fahrkarte billet (de train) biglietto How much is a ticket to Paris?

22 apple noun ˈæpəl Apfel pomme mela I'd like a green apple please.

22 book noun bʊk Buch livre libro This book is very interesting

22 brush noun brʌʃ Bürste brosse spazzola Can I use your brush for my hair?

22 business card noun ˈbɪznəs kɑːd Visitenkarte carte de visite biglietto da visita Here's my business card.

22 camera noun ˈkæmərə Fotoapparat, Kamera caméra macchina fotografica This camera takes great photos.

22 computer noun kəmˈpjuːtə Computer ordinateur computer I love my new computer.

22 iPod noun ˈaɪpɒd iPod iPod iPod Is this your iPod?

22 key noun kiː Schlüssel clé chiave Where's my house key?

22 mobile noun ˈməʊbaɪl Handy le portable telefonino What's your mobile number?

22 orange noun ˈɒrəndʒ Orange, Apfelsine orange arancia Can I buy an orange please?

22 pen noun pen Stift, Kugelschreiber stylo penna Do you want a black pen?

22 purse noun pɜːs Geldbeutel, Handtasche porte-monnaie, sac à main portamonete, borsa There's no money in my purse.

22 umbrella noun ʌmˈbrelə Regenschirm parapluie ombrello Don't forget your umbrella!

22 watch noun wɒtʃ Armbanduhr la montre orologio I don't like wearing a watch.

26 address noun əˈdres Adresse adresse indirizzo Here's their address in London.




26 email address noun ˈiː meɪl əˌdres E-Mail-Adresse adresse email indirizzo di posta elettronica What's your email address?

26 phone number noun ˌfəʊn ˈnʌmbə Telefonnummer numéro de téléphone numero di telefono Have you got a phone number?

26 postcode noun ˈpəʊstkəʊd Postleitzahl code postal codice postale Her postcode is M4E 3L5.

27 home number noun ˌhəʊm ˈnʌmbə private Telefonnummer numéro de téléphone privé numero privata My home number is 0208 416 6972.

27 mobile number noun ˌməʊbaɪl ˈnʌmbə Handynummer numéro de portable numero di telefonino His mobile number is 07798 625351

27 step-brother noun ˈstepbrʌðə Stiefbruder demi-frère fratellastro She has one step-brother.

27 step-daughter noun ˈstepdɔːtə Stieftochter belle-fille

figliastra His step-daughter is the same age as his

daughter.

27 step-father noun ˈstepfɑːðə Stiefvater beau-père padrigno She likes her step-father now.

27 step-mother noun ˈstepmʌðə Stiefmutter belle-mère matrigna My step-mother is good to me.

27 step-sister noun ˈstepsɪstə Stiefschwester demi-soeur sorellastra His step-sister is lovely.

27 step-son noun ˈstepsʌn Stiefsohn beau-fils figliastro He has one step-son.

27 work number noun ˌwɜːk ˈnʌmbə Telefonnummer am Arbeitsplatz

numéro de téléphone du

bureau

numero dal lovoro Her work number is 416 691 0350,

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Unit 3

29 bank noun bæŋk Bank banque banca She works in a large bank.

29 bus stop noun ˈbʌs stɒp Bushaltestelle arrêt de bus fermata dell'autobus We wait at the bus stop for our friends.

29 car park noun ˈkɑː pɑːk Parkplatz parking parcheggio There's a big car park in the city centre.

29 cashpoint noun ˈkæʃpɔɪnt Geldautomat distributeur

bancomat Can you get some money from the

cashpoint?

29 chemist noun ˈkemɪst Apotheke pharmacie farmacia After the doctor, I'll go to the chemist.

29 clothes shop noun ˈkləʊðz ʃɒp Boutique magasin de vêtements negozio di abbigliamento It's a very expensive clothes shop.

29 deli noun ˈdelɪ Feinkostladen épicerie fine

negozio di specialità

gastronomiche

We get cheese from the deli.

29 park noun pɑːk Park parc parco Let's go for a walk in the park.

29 petrol station noun ˈpetrəl ˌsteɪʃən Tankstelle station d'essence

stazione di servizio/

rifornimento

Will you take the car to the petrol station?

29 station noun ˈsteɪʃən Bahnhof gare stazione The station is in the centre of town.

29 supermarket noun ˈsuːpəˌmɑːkɪt Supermarkt supermarché supermercato There's a big supermarket near here.

31 cake noun keɪk Kuchen gâteau torta I'm eating a piece of chocolate cake.

31 cheese noun tʃiːz Käse fromage

formaggio a cheese roll/salad/sandwich: One

cheese sandwich please.

31 chicken noun ˈtʃɪkɪn Huhn poulet

pollo a chicken roll/salad/sandwich: Can I

have a chicken roll, please?

31 coffee noun ˈkɒfi Kaffee café caffè Can I have a coffee, please?

31 milk noun mɪlk Milch lait latte One tea, with milk please.




31 orange juice noun ˈɒrəndʒ dʒuːs Orangensaft jus d'orange succo d'arancia She wants an orange joice.

31 prawn noun prɔːn Garnele, Krabbe crevette

scampi a prawn roll/salad/sandwich:He wants a

prawn salad.

31 roll noun rəʊl Brötchen petit pain

panino a cheese/chicken/prawn roll: Can I have

a cheese roll, please?

31 salad noun ˈsæləd Salat salade

insalata a cheese/chicken/prawn salad: I had a

chicken salad.

31 sandwich noun ˈsænwɪdʒ Sandwich sandwich

tramezzino a cheese/chicken/prawn sandwich: Do

you want a prawn sandwich?

31 sparkling water noun ˈspɑːklɪŋ ˌwɔːtə Sprudel eau gazeuse acqua gasata He doesn't like sparkling water.

31 tea noun tiː Tee thé tè She wants a tea.

32 bad adjective bæd schlecht mauvais cattivo There are a lot of bad films on TV.

32 big adjective bɪg groß grand grande Their house is really big.

32 cheap adjective tʃiːp billig bon marché economico I've got a cheap mobile phone.

32 closed adjective kləʊzd zu, geschlossen fermé chiuso The restaurant is closed now.

32 cold adjective kəʊld kalt froid freddo I want a cold drink.

32 expensive adjective ɪkˈspensɪv teuer cher caro She's got an expensive car.

32 fast adjective fɑːst schnell vite veloce Her car is very fast.

32 free adjective friː frei libre libero This car park is free.

32 fresh adjective freʃ frisch frais fresco Can I have a fresh salad, please?

32 good adjective gʊd gut bon buono It's a good book.

32 hot adjective hɒt heiß, warm chaud caldo Do you want a hot sandwich?

32 new adjective njuː neu nouveau nuovo This is my new boyfriend, Tom.

32 old adjective əʊld alt vieux vecchio His car is very old.

32 open adjective ˈəʊpən offen, geöffnet ouvert aperto The shop is open.

32 slow adjective sləʊ langsam lent lento Your computer is really slow.

32 small adjective smɔːl klein petit piccolo Can I have a small salad, please?

34 cent noun sent Cent centime centesimo I've got 50 cents in my purse!

34 dollar noun ˈdɒlə Dollar dollar dollaro They use dollars in the USA.

34 euro noun ˈjʊərəʊ Euro euro euro The sandwiches are 4 euros.

34 p abbreviation piː Abkürzung für "Pence" abbr. de "pence" abbrev. "pence" The orange juice is 75 p.

34 pence noun pens Pence pence pence These pencils are thirty pence.

34 pound noun paʊnd Pfund livre sterlina A coffee is two pounds in Gino's café.

36 nice adjective naɪs schön, nett beau, agréable bello My hotel is really nice.

Unit 4

39 airport noun ˈeəpɔːt Flughafen aéroport aeroporto Can you meet me at the airport?




39 beach noun biːtʃ Strand plage spiaggia I like going to the beach at the weekends.

39 gallery noun ˈgæləri Galerie galérie galleria My favourite gallery is in Buenos Aires.

39 lake noun leɪk See lac lago Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy.

39 market noun ˈmɑːkɪt Markt marché mercato You can buy fresh food in the market.

39 mountain noun ˈmaʊntɪn Berg montagne montagna We go for walks up in the mountains.

39 museum noun mjuːˈziəm Museum musée museo The museum opens at 10:00.

39 national park noun ˌnæʃənəl ˈpɑːk Nationalpark parc national

parco nazionale Serengeti is a big national park in

Tanzania.

39 palace noun ˈpælɪs Palast palais palazzo Buckingham Palace is in central London.

39 river noun ˈrɪvə Fluss fleuve, rivière

fiume The River Seine in Paris is a beautiful

river.

39 the sea noun ðə siː im Meer la mer mare I love swimming in the sea.

39 theatre noun ˈθɪətə Theater théâtre teatro There are a lot of theatres in London.

40 awful adjective ˈɔːfəl schrecklich, furchtbar affreux

orribile My hotel was awful; everything was bad.

40 bad adjective bæd schlecht mauvais/mal

brutto, cattivo The shops aren't bad, but they're

expensive.

40 fantastic adjective fænˈtæstɪk fantastisch fantastique fantastico Go to the City Museum - it's fantastic!

40 good adjective gʊd gut bon/bien

buono The salads in this restaurant aren't very

good.

40 great adjective greɪt großartig, toll formidable grandioso, eccellente There are some great cafes in that street.

40 nice adjective naɪs schön, nett beau, agréable bello, carino There's a nice park by the river.

40 OK adjective ˌəʊ ˈkeɪ ganz in Ordnung assez bien, OK ok, abbastanza bene The food isn't great, but it's OK.

40 terrible adjective ˈterəbəl entsetzlich, schrecklich affreux, épouvantable

terribile The food here is terrible, really, really bad.

46 bed noun bed Bett lit letto Is there a double bed in the room?

46 blanket noun ˈblæŋkɪt Decke, Bettdecke, Wolldecke couverture coperta There's an extra blanket on the bed.

46 fridge noun frɪdʒ Kühlschrank réfrigérateur frigorifero There's a small fridge for cold drinks.

46 kettle noun ˈketl Teekessel, Kessel bouilloire bollitore Is there a kettle for making tea?

46 shower noun ˈʃaʊə Dusche douche doccia There's a shower in the hotel room.

46 towel noun ˈtaʊəl Handtuch serviette asciugamano We like big white hotel towels.

Unit 5

49 attractive adjective əˈtræktɪv attraktiv séduisant attraente He thinks Angelina Jolie is attractive.

49 dark adjective dɑːk dunkel sombre; brun scuro He's tall and dark.

49 fair adjective feə blond blond biondo She's small and fair.

49 fat adjective fæt dick, fett gros grasso A lot of people are fat.




49 old adjective əʊld alt vieux, vieille vecchio My grandmother is very old.

49 overweight adjective ˌəʊvəˈweɪt◂ übergewichtig trop gros troppo grasso They're overweight, not really fat.

49 short adjective ʃɔːt klein petit piccolo He's short; only 1.68m

49 slim adjective slɪm schlank mince

sottile She's not eating because she wants to be

slim.

49 tall adjective tɔːl groß grand alto They're very tall; over 1.90m!

49 thin adjective θɪn dünn maigre magro My father is tall and thin.

49 ugly adjective ˈʌgli hässlich laid brutto The hotel is OK but vey ugly.

49 young adjective jʌŋ jung jeune giovane Her grandmother is young; she's only 53.

50 alone adjective, adverb əˈləʊn allein seul

da solo He doesn't live alone; he lives with his

mother.

50 like verb laɪk mögen, gefallen aimer piacere like a city/your job: She likes her job.

50 live verb lɪv leben vivre vivere She lives in New York City.

50 live with phrasal verb ˈlɪv wɪð zusammenleben mit vivre avec qn vivere con He lives with his wife and daughters.

50 live with phrasal verb ˈlɪv wɪð bei jemandem leben vivre/habiter avec qn vivere/ abitare con Who do you live with?

50 work verb wɜːk arbeiten travailler lavorare He doesn't work as a writer.

50 work verb wɜːk arbeiten travailler lavorare We work for an international company.

50 work verb wɜːk arbeiten travailler lavorare My brother works in an office.

52 bed noun bed Bett lit letto He goes to bed at 11:00.

52 breakfast noun ˈbrekfəst Frühstück petit déjeuner colazione Sara has breakfast at 7:00

52 brother noun ˈbrʌðə Bruder frère fratello I've got one brother and two sisters.

52 child noun tʃaɪld Kind enfant bambino They have two children.

52 coffee noun ˈkɒfi Kaffee café caffè I have a coffee for breakfast.

52 come home noun həʊm nach Hause kommen rentrer (chez soi) ritornare a casa My wife comes home at 7:00.

52 dinner noun ˈdɪnə Abendessen dîner cena We have dinner at 8:00.

52 finish verb ˈfɪnɪʃ aufhören, beenden terminer, finir finire I finish work at 6:00.

52 get up phrasal verb ˌget ˈʌp aufstehen se lever alzarsi We get up late at the weekend.

52 gym noun dʒɪm Fitnesstraining gym, gymnastique palestra I go to the gym every day.

52 lunch noun lʌntʃ zu Mittag essen déjeuner pranzare We have lunch at Gino's.

52 lunch noun lʌntʃ Mittagessen le déjeuner pranzo She has a salad for lunch.

52 make dinner verb meɪk Abendessen zubereiten préparer le dîner preparare la cena My husband makes dinner on Sundays.

52 start verb stɑːt anfangen, beginnen commencer iniziare, cominciare What time do you start work?

52 to have a shower noun ˈʃaʊə duschen prendre une douche fare la doccia He has a shower in the morning.

52 watch verb wɒtʃ sehen, zusehen regarder guardare We watch TV in the evening.

53 eat verb iːt essen manger mangiare She eats a salad for lunch.

54 afternoon noun ˌɑːftəˈnuːn◂ Nachmittag après-midi pomeriggio We drink tea in the afternoon.




54 at 9 in the morning preposition ɪn um 9 Uhr morgens à 9 heures du matin

alle 9 della mattina in the morning/afternoon/evening:

Classes start at nine in the morning.

54 at night/the weekend preposition ət

am Abend/in der Nacht/am

Wochende le soir/ le weekend

la notte/ il fine settimana at night/the weekend: She has breakfast

in bed at the weekend.

54 call verb kɔːl anrufen appeler chiamare Do you call your friends at the weekend?

54 evening noun ˈiːvnɪŋ Abend soir sera He comes home in the evening.

54 Friday noun ˈfraɪdi Freitag vendredi venerdi I love Fridays!

54 have verb hæv haben avoir avere They don't have a lot of friends in London.

54 make friends verb meɪk

(Freunde) finden,

(Freundschaften) schließen se faire des amis

fare amicizie, trovare amici You make friends at work.

54 Monday noun ˈmʌndi Montag lundi lunedi My new job starts on Monday.

54 morning noun ˈmɔːnɪŋ Morgen, Vormittag matin mattina She goes to the gym in the morning.

54 night noun naɪt Abend, Nacht soir, nuit notte They study English at night.

54 on Saturday preposition ɒn am Samstag le samedi

il sabato on Saturday/Wednesday/weekdays: The

party is on Saturday.

54 Saturday noun ˈsætədi Samstag samedi sabato They go to the cinema on Saturdays.

54 stay verb steɪ bleiben rester rimanere We don't stay at home at the weekend.

54 Sunday noun ˈsʌndi Sonntag dimanche domenica Sunday brunch is popular in the USA.

54 surf verb sɜːf surfen surfer navigare They're always surfing the internet.

54 Thursday noun ˈθɜːzdi Donnerstag jeudi giovedi The museum opens late on Thursdays.

54 Tuesday noun ˈtjuːzdi Dienstag mardi martedi She has Spanish on Tuesdays.

54 Wednesday noun ˈwenzdi Mittwoch mercredi mercoledi There's a market on Wednesdays.

54 weekday noun ˈwiːkdeɪ Wochentag jour de (la) semaine giorno feriale I get up early on weekdays.

54 weekend noun ˌwiːkˈend◂ Wochenende week-end weekend, fine settimana We get up late at the weekends.

55 say verb seɪ sagen dire dire Please say hello to my grandmother.

55 sport noun spɔːt Sport sport sport I don't play sport.

55 study verb ˈstʌdi studieren étudier studiare She studies German.

58 work noun wɜːk Arbeit travail lavoro They go to work early.

Unit 6

59 bathroom noun ˈbɑːθrʊm Badezimmer, Toilette salle de bains sala di bagno Where's the bathroom?

59 bedroom noun ˈbedrʊm Schlafzimmer chambre camera da letto We have two big bedrooms.

59 cellar noun ˈselə Keller cave cantina There's a cellar in our house.

59 garage noun ˈgærɪdʒ Garage garage garage We don't have a garage for the car.

59 garden noun ˈgɑːdn Garten jardin giardino They have a small garden.

59 hall noun hɔːl Eingangsbereich, Flur entrée, couloir atrio, corridoio The hall is very small.

59 kitchen noun ˈkɪtʃɪn Küche cuisine cucina His kitchen is fantastic!




59 living room noun ˌlɪvɪŋ ˈruːm Wohnzimmer salle de séjour soggiorno In our flat there's a very big living room.

59 loft noun lɒft Speicher, Dachboden, Bühne grenier

mansarda We haven't got a loft because we live in a

flat.

59 stairs noun steəz Treppe escalier scale I like flats because there are no stairs.

60 armchair noun ˈɑːmtʃeə Sessel fauteuil poltrona Dad wants a new armchair.

60 basin noun ˈbeɪsən Waschbecken lavabo lavandino The basin in the bathroom is very old.

60 bath noun bɑːθ Badewanne baignoire

vasca da bagno There isn't a bath in this flat, but there is a

shower.

60 bin noun bɪn Abfalleimer poubelle pattumiera There's a big bin in the kitchen.

60 chair noun tʃeə Stuhl chaise We've got six chairs in the living room.

60 coffee table noun ˈkɒfi ˌteɪbəl Couchtisch table basse

tavolino basso There are some beautiful books on the

coffeee table.

60 cooker noun ˈkʊkə Herd cuisinière forno You find a cooker in the kitchen.

60 desk noun desk Schreibtisch bureau scrivania I've got a desk in my bedroom.

60 dishwasher noun ˈdɪʃˌwɒʃə Geschirrspüler lave-vaisselle lavastoviglie A dishwasher is really important.

60 fridge noun frɪdʒ Kühlschrank réfrigérateur

frigorifero They've got a really big fridge in their

kitchen.

60 lamp noun læmp Lampe lampe

lampada They haven't got any lamps in the living

room.

60 mirror noun ˈmɪrə Spiegel miroir specchio There's a mirror in the bathroom.

60 sink noun sɪŋk Spülbecken évier lavello Please use the basin, not the sink!

60 sofa noun ˈsəʊfə Sofa sofa

divano There's a really big sofa in the living room.

60 table noun ˈteɪbəl Tisch table tavolo We've got a small table in the kitchen.

60 toilet noun ˈtɔɪlɪt Toilette toilettes gabinetto There's a toilet in the bathroom.

60 wardrobe noun ˈwɔːdrəʊb Kleiderschrank armoire

armadio Have you got a big wardrobe in your

bedroom?

60 washing machine noun ˈwɒʃɪŋ məˌʃiːn Waschmaschine lave-linge

lavatrice Is your washing machine in the kitchen or

the bathroom?

62 clean verb kliːn putzen nettoyer pulire I always clean the bathroom.

62 empty verb ˈempti leeren, ausräumen vidanger svuotare He never empties the dishwasher.

62 iron verb ˈaɪən bügeln repasser stirare Do you iron your clothes?

62 laundry noun ˈlɔːndri Wäsche linge sale

bucato My grandmother always does the laundry

on Mondays.

62 lay the table verb leɪ den Tisch decken mettre la table apparecchiare la tavola Can you lay the table, please?

62 sweep verb swiːp wischen balayer spazzare He sometimes sweeps the floor.




62 tidy verb ˈtaɪdi aufräumen ranger mettere in ordine They never tidy the living room.

62 vacuum verb ˈvækjuəm staubsaugen passer l'aspirateur sur qc.

passare l'aspirapolvere I sometimes vacuum the stairs at the

weekend.

62 wash verb wɒʃ ab-/waschen laver

lavare We never wash the dishes - we've got a

dishwasher!

65 camcorder noun ˈkæmˌkɔːdə Camcorder caméscope camcorder He wants to buy a new camcorder.

65 camera noun ˈkæmərə Fotoapparat, Kamera appareil photo macchina fotografica They've got an expensive new camera.

65 console noun ˈkɒnsəʊl Konsole console console He has three games consoles!

65 DVD player noun ˌdiː viː ˈdiː pleɪə DVD-Spieler lecteur DVD lettore DVD I don't have a DVD player.

65 flat-screen adjective ˌflæt ˈskriːn Flachbildschirm télévision à l'écran plat schermo ultrapiatto I want to buy a flat-screen TV.

65 laptop noun ˈlæptɒp Laptop ordinateur portable (computer) portatile She's got a new laptop for work.

65 stereo noun ˈsteriəʊ Stereoanlage stéréo

stereo We need a new stereo to listen to good

music.

65 wireless adjective ˈwaɪələs über Funk, drahtlos sans fil

senza fili They haven't got wireless internet at

home.

Unit 7

69 aerobics noun eəˈrəʊbɪks Aerobics aérobic aerobica I really like aerobics.

69 chess noun tʃes Schach échecs scacchi I never play chess.

69 cycling noun ˈsaɪklɪŋ Radfahren faire du vélo fare ciclismo They go cycling at the weekends.

69 exercise noun ˈeksəsaɪz Sport, Training exercice esercizio She does exercise at the gym

69 football noun ˈfʊtbɔːl Fußball football calcio He plays football on Saturdays.

69 gallery noun ˈgæləri Galerie galerie galleria He goes to a lot of galleries.

69 puzzle noun ˈpʌzəl Rätsel casse-tête

indovinello She sometimes does the puzzles in the

newspaper.

69 tennis noun ˈtenɪs Tennis tennis tennis We sometimes play tennis.

69 walk noun wɔːk Spaziergang promenade passeggiata Do you want to go for a walk?

70 hate verb heɪt hassen détester odiare I hate watching films on TV.

70 like verb laɪk mögen aimer essere ghiotto di, amare He doesn't like pizza.

70 like verb laɪk gern haben od. tun aimer (bien)

piacere I quite like TV but I love going to the

cinema.

70 like verb laɪk etw. gerne tun aimer faire qc. amare, piacere They don't like going to museums.

70 love verb lʌv lieben aimer adorare, amare She loves modern art.

70 mind verb maɪnd etwas dagegen haben avoir qc. contre avere qc in contrario She doesn't mind doing puzzles.

72 cook verb kʊk kochen faire la cuisine, cuisiner cuocere She never cooks dinner.

72 dance verb dɑːns tanzen danser ballare They sometimes dance at parties.

72 drive verb draɪv fahren conduire guidare He never drives at night.




72 play verb pleɪ spielen jouer

giocare She sometimes plays the piano in the

evenings.

72 sing verb sɪŋ singen chanter cantare He sings in the shower.

72 speak verb spiːk sprechen parler parlare She speaks French at home.

72 talk verb tɔːk sprechen, reden parler parlare Kevin talks to animals.

72 use verb juːz benutzen, arbeiten mit utiliser utilizzare My grandfather uses a computer.

72 write verb raɪt schreiben écrire scrivere Does he write computer programs?

74 April noun ˈeɪprəl April avril aprile April is the fourth month.

74 August noun ˈɔːgəst August août agosto Everything closes in August.

74 December noun dɪˈsembə Dezember décembre dicembre Christmas is on December 25th.

74 February noun ˈfebruəri Februar février febbraio His birthday is in February.

74 January noun ˈdʒænjuəri Januar janvier gennaio January is the first month of the year.

74 July noun dʒʊˈlaɪ Juli juillet luglio They are on holiday in July.

74 June noun dʒuːn Juni juin giugno Her birthday is in June.

74 March noun mɑːtʃ März mars marzo There are 31 days in March.

74 May noun meɪ Mai mai maggio My favourite month is May.

74 November noun nəʊˈvembə November novembre novembre I don't like November.

74 October noun ɒkˈtəʊbə Oktober octobre ottobre He starts work in October.

74 September noun sepˈtembə September septembre settembre School starts in September.

75 eighteenth adjective ˌeɪˈtiːnθ achtzehnter dix-huitième/ le 18 mai

diciottesimo/ il 18maggio Their wedding anniversary is on the

eighteenth of May.

75 eighth adjective eɪtθ achter huitième/ le 7 novembre

ottavo/ il 8 novembre The opera starts on the eighth of

November.

75 eleventh adjective ɪˈlevənθ elfter onzième/ le 11 mars

undicesimo, il 11 marzo Have you got any tickets for the eleventh

of March?

75 fifteenth adjective ˌfɪfˈtiːnθ fünfzehnter quinzième/ le 15 avril qindicesimo/ il 15 aprile They are singing on the fifteenth of April.

75 fifth adjective fɪfθ fünfter cinqième/ le 5 septembre quinto/ il 5 settembre His birthday is the fifth of September.

75 first adjective fɜːst erster le premier janvier il primo gennaio There's a big party on the first of January.

75 fourteenth adjective ˌfɔːˈtiːnθ vierzehnter quatorzième/ le 14 juillet quattordicesimo/ il 14 luglio Can you come on the fourteenth of July?

75 fourth adjective fɔːθ vierter quatrième/ le 4 juillet quarto/ il 4 luglio The fourth of July is important in the USA.

75 nineteenth adjective ˌnaɪnˈtiːnθ neunzehnter dix-neuvième/ le 19 septembre dicianovesimo/ il 19 settembre Come on the nineteenth of September.

75 ninth adjective naɪnθ neunter neuvième/ le 9 décembre nono/ il 9 dicembre He arrives on the ninth of December.

75 second adjective ˈsekənd zweiter deuxième/ le 2 juillet secondo/ il 2 luglio The second of July is my birthday.

75 seventeenth adjective ˌsevənˈtiːnθ siebzehnter dix-septième/le 17 juin

diciasettesimo/ il 17 giugno We go on holiday on the seventeenth of

June.




75 seventh adjective ˈsevənθ siebter septième / le 7 août

settimo/ il 7 agosto My wedding anniversary is the seventh of

August.

75 sixteenth adjective ˌsɪkˈstiːnθ◂ sechzehnter seizième/ le 16 juillet sedicesimo/ il 16 luglio School ends on the sixteenth of July.

75 sixth adjective sɪksθ sechster sixième / le 6 juin sesto/ il 6 giugno Her birthday is the sixth of June.

75 tenth adjective tenθ zehnter dixième / le 10 octobre decimo/ il 10 ottobre University starts on the tenth of October.

75 third adjective θɜːd dritter troisième/ le 3 mars

terzo/ il 3 marzo They come to Britan on the third of March.

75 thirteenth adjective ˌθɜːˈtiːnθ dreizehnter treizième/ le 13 janvier tredicesimo/ il 13 gennaio I don't work on the thirteenth of January.

75 twelfth adjective twelfθ zwölfter douxième/ le 12 février dodicesimo/ il 12 febbraio The twelfth of February is his birthday.

75 twentieth adjective ˈtwentiəθ zwanzigster vingtième/ le 20 décembre ventesimo/ il 20 dicembre She goes on the twentieth of December.

75 twenty-first adjective ˌtwenti ˈfɜːst einundzwanzigster vingt-et-unième/ le 21 janvier ventunesimo/ il 21 gennaio We start on the twenty-first of January.

Unit 8

80 actor noun ˈæktə Schauspieler/in actor/actress attore Maryl Streep is a great actor.

80 artist noun ˈɑːtɪst Künstler/in artiste artista Picasso was a wonderful artisit.

80 business person noun ˈbɪznəs ˌpɜːsən Geschäftsmann/-frau femme/homme d'affaires

donna/uomo d'affari My brother wants to be a business person.

80 dancer noun ˈdɑːnsə Tänzer/in danseur/euse danzatore/trice Michael Jackson was a fantastic dancer.

80 leader noun ˈliːdə Führungspersönlichkeit leader leader Ghandi was an important leader.

80 musician noun mjuːˈzɪʃən Musiker/in musicien/ne musicista My sister wants to be a musician.

80 politician noun ˌpɒləˈtɪʃən Politiker/in homme/femme politique politico/a I don't want to be a politician.

80 scientist noun ˈsaɪəntɪst Wissenschaftler/in scientifique scienziato Einstein was a vey important scientist.

80 singer noun ˈsɪŋə Sänger/in chanteur, chanteuse cantante There are a lot of singers on TV.

80 star noun stɑː Star vedette, star star Usain Bolt is a Jamaican sports star.

80 writer noun ˈraɪtə Schriftsteller/in, Autor/in écrivain scrittore/trice JK Rowling is a British writer.

82 ago adverb əˈgəʊ vor ... il y a

fa two days/six months/ten years ago: Ten

years ago we were in Argentina.

82 in preposition ɪn in (im Jahr) en

in in 1980/in 2010: Mobile phones weren't

small in 1980.

82 last adjective lɑːst letzte/r/s dernier/dernière

scorso last week/month/year: My first holiday in

Rio was last year.

82 night noun naɪt Abend, Nacht soir/nuit notte I was at home last night.

82 yesterday noun ˈjestədi gestern hier ieri It was my birthday yesterday.

82 yesterday adverb ˈjestədi gestern hier

ieri yesterday morning/afternoon/evening:

We were in school yesterday morning.

85 deep adjective diːp tief profond profondo The sea is very deep here.




85 far adverb fɑː weit loin lontano My mother lives far away.

85 heavy adjective ˈhevi schwer lourd pesante This bag is really heavy.

85 long adjective lɒŋ lang long lungo The road is over 300 kilometers long.

85 tall adjective tɔːl hoch haut alto The building is very tall.

85 wide adjective waɪd breit large largo The Thames isn't a very wide river.

Unit 9

89 borrow verb ˈbɒrəʊ borgen, leihen emprunter à prestare Can I borrow €10 from you?

89 buy verb baɪ kaufen acheter comprare He buys a lot of books.

89 earn verb ɜːn verdienen gagner guadagnare He doesn't earn a lot of money.

89 invest verb ɪnˈvest investieren investir investire The bank invests our money.

89 lend verb lend leihen prêter qc. à qn. prestare I never lend money to friends.

89 pay verb peɪ bezahlen payer pagare Can I pay by credit card?

89 save verb seɪv sparen metre de côté risparmiare I want to save €100 a month.

89 sell verb sel verkaufen vendre vendere He sells a lot on the internet.

89 spend verb spend ausgeben dépenser spendere They always spend a lot of money.

89 win verb wɪn gewinnen gagner vincere I never win the lottery.

90 clean verb kliːn putzen, saubermachen nettoyer pulire I cleaned the kitchen every day.

90 deliver verb dɪˈlɪvə austragen, liefern distribuer

recapitare He delivered newspapers when he was a

teenager.

90 help verb help helfen aider

aiutare help your brother/sister with his/her

homework: I helped my brother with his

homework.

90 look after phrasal verb ˌlʊk ˈɑːftə sich kümmern um prendre soin de qn occuparsi di She looked after her neighbour's children.

90 stack verb stæk auffüllen remplir riempire He stacked shelves in the supermarket.

90 tidy verb ˈtaɪdi aufräumen ranger mettere in ordine He tidied the living room on Saturdays.

90 wash verb wɒʃ waschen laver lavare We washed cars at the weekends.

90 work verb wɜːk arbeiten travailler lavorare They worked in a factory in the summer.

90 work verb wɜːk arbeiten travailler lavorare She worked part-time in a cinema.

92 broke adjective brəʊk pleite, blank fauché essere al verde I was broke when I was a student.

92 careful adjective ˈkeəfəl umsichtig prudent

avveduto We were careful with money at university.

92 generous adjective ˈdʒenərəs großzügig généreux

generoso My aunt is very generous and always

gives me money.

92 mean miːn geizig, kleinlich avare

avaro Dad's mean; he never gives us any

money.

92 poor adjective pɔː arm pauvre povero The old man was very poor.




92 rich adjective rɪtʃ reich riche ricco There are a lot of rich people in the city.

94 hundred number ˈhʌndrɪd hundert cent

cento There were eight hundred people at the

concert.

94 hundred number ˈhʌndrɪd hundert cent

cento She had four hundred and fifty pairs of

shoes.

94 million number ˈmɪljən Million million

milione a/one million: He's got a million in the

bank.

94 million number ˈmɪljən Million million milione There are sixty million people in the UK.

94 thousand number ˈθaʊzənd tausend mille

mille There are nine hundred and sevent-five

people in the factory.

94 thousand number ˈθaʊzənd tausend mille mille I've got one thousand and one ideas!


mille Two thousand, five hundred people use

that website.


mille He's got four thousand, three hundred and

twenty internet 'friends'.


mille You win one hundred thousand, five

hundred and twent four thousand pounds!

Unit 10

99 baby noun ˈbeɪbi Baby bébé bebè They had a baby last year.

99 change verb tʃeɪndʒ wechseln, ändern changer qc. cambiare I want to change job next year.

99 fit adjective fɪt fit en forme in forma They did a lot of exercise and got fit.

99 get married verb get heiraten se marier sposarsi We got married in 2001.

99 graduate verb ˈgrædʒuət seinen Abschluss machen terminer ses études laurearsi He graduated in 1995.

99 job noun dʒɒb Arbeitsstelle emploi posto di lavoro She wants to get a job in a bank.

99 learn verb lɜːn lernen apprendre imparare I want to learn to drive.

99 leave verb liːv verlassen, weggehen partir de lasciare He doesn't want to leave home.

99 love noun lʌv Liebe amour

amore People sometimes fall in love at university.

99 meet verb miːt kennen lernen faire la connaissance de incontrare She met someone special last year.

99 move verb muːv umziehen déménager trasferirsi, cambiare casa We moved to Spain five years ago.

99 quit verb kwɪt kündigen démissionner de dimettersi da She quit her job in September.

99 retire verb rɪˈtaɪə in Rente gehen prendre sa retraite andare in pensione My father retired last year.

99 start verb stɑːt starten, beginnen commencer iniziare, cominciare They want to start their own business.

99 university noun ˌjuːnəˈvɜːsəti◂ Universität université università Are you going to university?

102 angry adjective ˈæŋgri verärgert, zornig furieux arrabbiato When she's angry, she shouts.

102 bored adjective bɔːd gelangweilt personne qui s'ennuie annoiato When I'm bored, I watch TV.




102 depressed adjective dɪˈprest deprimiert déprimé depresso I got depressed in my old job.

102 excited adjective ɪkˈsaɪtɪd aufgeregt, begeistert excité eccitato I'm very excited about my new job.

102 happy adjective ˈhæpi glücklich heureux felice He sings when he's happy.

102 nervous adjective ˈnɜːvəs nervös nerveux nervoso She talks a lot when she's nervous.

102 scared adjective skeəd verängstigt, ängstlich effrayé spaventato They're scared.

102 tired adjective, pronoun taɪəd müde fatigué stanco I was very tired last week.

102 upset adjective ˌʌpˈset◂ verärgert, aufgebracht, erregt fâché

offeso They were upset and spoke to the

teacher.

105 beauty noun ˈbjuːti ˌprɒdʌkts Schönheit beauté

bellezza I bought some beauty products for my

sister.

105 bowl noun bəʊl Schüssel coupe scodella, coppa Put the salad in a big bowl, please.

105 chocolate noun ˈtʃɒklət Schokolade chocolat cioccolato My grandmother loves chocolates.

105 clock noun klɒk Wanduhr horloge orologio We need a clock for the kitchen.

105 frame noun freɪm Rahmen cadre

cornice I bought a photo frame because it wasn't

expensive.

105 glasses noun glɑːsɪz Gläser verres

vetri We gave them glasses for their new

house.

105 jewellery noun ˈdʒuːəlri Schmuck bijoux

gioielli My husband gives me jewellery on my

birthdays.

105 plant noun plɑːnt Pflanze plante pianta Let's give them a plant for their flat.

105 plate noun pleɪt Teller assiette

piatto Can you put the plates on the table,

please?

105 ticket noun ˈtɪkɪt Karte, Eintrittskarte billet biglietto I boguht two tickets for the show.

105 toy noun tɔɪ Spielzeug jouet giocattolo The children have a lot of toys.

105 vase noun vɑːz Vase vase vaso The flowers look lovely in that vase.

105 voucher noun ˈvaʊtʃə Gutschein bon d'achat buono I bought her a voucher for a shop.


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