Headway Pre-Intermediate Fourth Edition - Unit 1
Vokabelliste für Headway Pre-Intermediate Fourth Edition - Unit 1
Vokabelliste für Headway Pre-Intermediate Fourth Edition - Unit 1
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verb: borrow
Example: You can borrow my CDs as long as you return them.
ausleihen
adjectiv: excited
Example: I’m very excited about the party on Saturday.
aufgeregt
noun: messenger(s)
Example: I work as a bike messenger in New York.
Bote, Botin
adjectiv: cosmopolitan
Example: London is a very cosmopolitan city, with people from all over the world.
kosmopolitisch (weltoffen)
Noun: Bulgaria (no plural)
Example: Bulgaria is an eastern European country. The capital city is Sofia.
Bulgarien
verb: worry
Example: You don’t need to worry about your exam results. I’m sure you’ll do well.
sich Sorgen machen
noun: accident(s)
Example: I had an accident on my bike, but I’m fine now.
Unfall
noun: Master’s degree(s)
Example: He got a degree in English, then did a Master’s degree in Film.
Master-Abschluss
adjectiv: Aboriginal
Example: The Aboriginal people come from Australia.
den Ureinwohnern Australiens zugehörig, eingeboren
noun: art gallery (ies)
Example: A local art gallery is showing the work of young artists.
Kunstgalerie
noun: shape(s)
Example: There were strange shapes in the water.
Form(en)
verb: opening
Example: We had the idea of opening our own art gallery.
eröffnen
adjectiv: successful
Example: He opened a shop, but it wasn’t very successful and closed down.
erfolgreich
noun: interview(s)
Example: The interview was difficult, but I got the job.
Bewerbungsgespräch
adjective: Turkish
Example: Serkan is a Turkish student who lives in England.
türkisch
adverb: mainly
Example: I stayed mainly with friends, but sometimes I used a hotel.
hauptsächlich
phrase: as many as
Example: There were hundreds of people in the square – possibly as many as 1,000.
so viele wie, nicht weniger als
phrase: Goodness!
Example: Goodness! That’s a big dog!
Du meine Güte!
verb: show (somebody) round
Example: If you’d like to see the rest of the house, I’ll ask Pete to show you round later.
herumführen
noun: reporter(s)
Example: The reporter said that he wanted some information for the newspaper.
Reporter
phrase: nothing much
Example: What am I doing tonight? Nothing much, except watching TV.
nichts besonderes
verb: wear
Example: Not so long ago, girls weren’t allowed to wear trousers to school.
tragen
phrase: Not a great look!
Example: She was wearing a striped top, checked skirt, and spotted coat. Not a great look!
Nicht sehr toll!
adjectiv: oldest
Example: Ajay is my oldest friend. I’ve known him all my life.
ältester, älteste, ältestes
verb: suppose
Example: I suppose you’re hungry after that long journey.
vermuten
noun: check-up(s)
Example: I need to go to the dentist for a check-up.
Kontrolle
adjectiv: wise
Example: A wise person asks only people they trust for advice.
klug
noun: gang(s)
Example: A gang of us are going into town later.
Clique
noun: blind date(s)
Example: The whole point of a blind date is that you have no idea what the other person is going to look like.
Blind Date
noun: survey
Example: In a survey, 10,000 couples were asked how and where they first met.
Umfrage
noun: percentage(s)
Example: What percentage of couples met at work?
Prozentsatz
noun: date(s)
Example: The first couple of dates with my boyfriend didn’t go well, but we’re married now!
Verabredungen
noun: reader(s)
Example: Each week the Guardian newspaper organizes a blind date between two of its readers.
Leser, Leserinnen
noun: couple(s)
Example: A couple were celebrating their wedding anniversary at the next table.
Ehepaar
phrase: to have in common
Example: They don’t seem to have anything in common, but surprisingly they get on very well.
gemeinsam haben
noun: coach(s)
Example: Working as a tennis coach means that you teach people to play tennis better.
Trainer
phrase: first impression(s)
Example: My first impressions of him weren’t very good, but we later became friends.
erste Eindruck/Eindrücke
adjective: attractive
Example: She’s the kind of attractive girl that people always look at twice.
attraktiv
adjective: nervous
Example: Zoe was nervous about making a speech and was glad when it was over.
aufgeregt
phrase: so many things
Eample: I never knew there were so many things to learn about this job.
so vieles
