Headway Pre-Intermediate Fourth Edition - Unit 2
Alle Vokalen der 2. Lektion des Buches Headway Pre-Intermediate (Fourth Edition)
Alle Vokalen der 2. Lektion des Buches Headway Pre-Intermediate (Fourth Edition)
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verb: behave
Example: Parents should teach their children how to behave in public.
sich benehmen
adverb: actually
Example: They live in a small house, but they’re actually very rich.
eigentlich
noun: pleasure
Example: He wants to change his job because he doesn’t get any pleasure from it.
Freude
noun: opportunity
Example: It’s a difficult subject, so I’m waiting for an opportunity to ask him about it.
Gelegenheit
noun: image
Example: It’s healthy to have a positive image of yourself.
Bild
adjectiv: grateful
Example: I am grateful for what I have, and appreciate it.
dankbar
adjectiv: jealous
Example: I don’t feel jealous or envious of other people.
eifersüchtig
adjectiv: envious
Example: I don’t like it when people are envious of me.
neidisch
adjectiv: stressed
Example: When animals are kept in small spaces for a long time, they can become stressed.
gestresst
adjectiv: afraid
Example: He’s afraid of spiders and runs away when he sees one.
sich fürchten
adjectiv: depressed
Example: After she lost her job, she became depressed and didn’t want to do anything.
depressiv
noun: satisfaction
Example: Many people get more satisfaction from giving a present than receiving one.
Befriedigung
adjectiv: average
Example: How happy am I? I’d say I’m about average.
durchschnittlich
phrase: Cheer up!
Example: Cheer up! Life isn’t that bad!
Kopf hoch!
noun: neighbour(s)
Example: Our neighbours are very friendly.
Nachbarn
phrase: feel at home
Example: Carl’s family gave us a warm welcome and made us feel at home.
sich wie zu Hause fühlen
phrase: Mind your own business!
Example: I won’t tell you how old I am. Mind your own business!
Kümmern Sie sich um Ihre eigenen Angelegenheiten!
adjectiv: smart
Example: You need to look smart for your interview.
schick
adjectiv: deaf
Example: You have to talk loudly to Grandma because she’s almost deaf.
taub
adjectiv: unemployed
Example: The worst things about being unemployed are having no money and nothing to do.
arbeitslos
noun: saxophone
Example: He plays the saxophone in a jazz club.
Saxophon
phrase: obviously
Example: When he said that he had thousands of cousins, he was obviously joking.
offensichtlich
adjectiv: suspicious
Example: He never had any money and didn’t work, so when he bought a motorbike we were suspicious.
misstrauisch
noun: architect
Example: I’m an architect. I design expensive houses for rich people.
Architekt
