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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Cartes-fiches
noun: marathon(s)
Example: He trained for the marathon by running every day.
Marathon
noun: theatre(s)
Example: There’s a new play on at the theatre that I’d like to see.
Theater
verb: greet
Example: Could you stand near the door to greet people as they come in?
begrüßen, begrüssen [Schweiz]
verb: shake
Example: If you don’t want to, just shake your head.
schütteln
noun: cheek(s)
Example: In some countries, you kiss people on the cheek three or four times.
Wange
verb: embarrass
Example: Simon tried to embarrass me into paying the bill by saying that I never spend any money.
in Verlegenheit bringen
noun: table manners (no singulare)
Example: People with good table manners don’t reach across everyone when they want the salt.
Tischmanieren
noun: chopstick(s)
Example: In Chinese restaurants, you can choose to eat with a knife and fork or chopsticks.
Stäbchen
noun: notice(s)
Example: The notice mentioned the concert and the date, but didn’t say where it was.
Aushang
verb: train
Example: If you want to compete in a race, you have to train.
trainieren
phrase: more and more
Example: I liked him more and more as the evening progressed.
immer mehr
verb: progress
Example: I want to progress in my career.
weiterkommen
verb: swap
Example: Let’s swap phone numbers so that we can arrange to meet up.
austauschen
adjective: amazing
Example: The bright-orange, gold, and purple sunset was an amazing sight.
fantastisch
noun: charity (ies)
Example: He works for a charity that gives food and clothing to people in Ethiopia.
Hilfsorganisation
verb: impress
Example: Rob was nervous about meeting Mairi’s parents because he wanted to impress them.
beeindrucken
noun: sign(s)
Example: We get on well so the signs are good for our relationship.
Zeichen
adjective: terrible
Example: The weather is going to be terrible this evening, so let’s stay at home.
furchtbar
noun: noise (no plural)
Example: The children made so much noise – it gave me a headache.
Lärm
noun: hurry (no plural)
Example: We’ve got lots of time. There’s no hurry.
Eile
noun: mistake(s)
Example: It is true that people learn from their mistakes, not from what they do well.
Fehler
phrase: Shut up!
Example: I don’t want to hear any more from you. Shut up!
Halt den Mund!
noun: journey
Example: We were very tired after the long train journey.
Fahrt
noun: sunshine
Example: After a week of grey skies, it was great to see the sunshine at last.
Sonnenschein
adjective: flat
Example: The land was so flat you could see for miles around.
flach
noun: raisin(s)
Example: Dried fruits, such as raisins and currants, are healthier snacks than crisps.
Rosine(n)
phrase: my pleasure
Example: It would be my pleasure to show you around our city.
mir ein Vergnügen, mit Vergnügen, genre
noun: seat(s)
Example: Excuse me! Is that seat free?
Sitzplatz
phrase: never mind
Example: You’re busy tonight? Never mind, another time perhaps.
Schon gut
phrase: another time
Example: We need to go home now. You can play in Grandma’s garden another time.
ein andermal
phrase: it doesn’t matter
Example: You should try to answer all the questions, but it doesn’t matter if you can’t.
es macht nichts
phrase: Have a good weekend!
Example: See you on Monday. Have a good weekend!
Schönes Wochenende!
phrase: Cheers!
Example: Cheers! Here’s to your new job!
Prost!
phrase: Pleased to meet you.
Example: Hi, my name’s Lena. Pleased to meet you.
Nett, Sie/dich kennenzulernen.
