Headway Pre-Intermediate Fourth Edition - Unit 5/6
Lektioln 5 & 6
Lektioln 5 & 6
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Cartes-fiches
adjectiv: moody
Example: He gets moody from time to time and wants to be on his own.
launisch
adjectiv: selfish
Example: It would be selfish to keep all the biscuits for yourself.
egoistisch
adjectiv: shy
Example: He used to be a shy child, but he became more confident when he did drama.
schüchtern
adjectiv: cheerful
Example: Her big, cheerful smile brightened up everyone’s day.
fröhlich
noun: twin
Example: She is a twin, but she doesn’t look like her sister.
Zwilling
adjectiv: fair
Example: I’m quite dark but my sister’s the opposite – she’sery fair.
hellhäutig
adjectiv: darker
Example: My hair is much darker than my sister’s.
dunkler
verb: mix up
Example: I always mix up Paul and Phil because they look so similar.
verwechseln
adjectiv: multicultural
Example: I’ve learned a lot about other cultures from living in a multicultural society.
multikulturell
noun: quality / qualities
Example: What qualities do you want from the country you live in?
Eigenschaften
adjectiv: safe
Example: I think a safe and honest society is the most important quality.
sicher
adjectiv: honest
Example: He’s so honest that he will always tell you exactly what he thinks.
ehrlich
noun: society
Example: I think it’s important to live in a society where we’re free to say and do what we want.
Gesellschaft
noun: career
Example: Does any child still want to have a career as a train driver?
Beruf
verb: bring up
Example: We moved to the country because it’s aicer place to bring up our children.
großziehen, grossziehen [Schweiz]
adjectiv: foreign
Example: The man spoke English with a foreign accent.
ausländisch
noun: experience
Example: People like to travel to get an experience of a different culture.
Erfahrung
noun: culture shock
Example: Going to America can be a culture shock even for people who speak the same language.
Kulturschock
noun: florist’s shop
Example: We went to the florist’s shop to get some flowers.
Blumengeschäft
noun: customer(s)
Example: Many of the shop’s customers left when theew manager started.
Kunden
noun: system
Example: What I like about England is that there’s a system that works.
System
noun: citizen
Example: I was born in Turkey, but I’m a British citizenow.
Staatsangehörige(r)
adjectiv: hectic
Example: My life is so hectic I don’t have time to meet up for coffee.
hektisch
adjectiv: herbal
Example: People in the west areow more interested in herbal medicine.
pflanzlich
adjectiv: surrounded
Example: An island is a piece of land that is surrounded by water.
umgeben
adjectiv: busier
Example: Now that Gurdeep’s working, he’s a lot busier and we don’t see him as much.
beschäftigter
noun: Kenya
Example: The roads were so much bigger and busier than in Kenya.
Kenia
noun: nationality
Example: With an Italian mother and an Irish father, I sometimes felt I didn’t have aationality.
Nationalität
noun: religion
Example: Some people preferot to talk about religion or politics.
Religion
noun: generation
Example: Each generation thinks that their parents are old-fashioned.
Generation
adjectiv: democratic
Example: In a democratic country you can say and think what you like.
demokratisch
noun: sky /skies
Example: As the skies grew blacker, we realized that the rain was going to be heavy.
Himmel
verb: serve
Example: Running a restaurant doesn’t mean I just serve food.
servieren
adjectiv: thankful
Example: When it started raining, we were thankful that we’d brought the car.
froh, dankbar
adjectiv: annoyed
Example: Sophie was annoyed because you were late.
verärgert
adjectiv: wealthy
Example: Jane’s uncle isery wealthy, and has aery big house.
wohlhabend
verb: calm down
Example: Counting to ten and breathing slowly is a good way to calm down.
sich beruhigen
adjectiv: reliable
Example: Chloe is always late, so she isn’tery reliable.
verlässlich
adjectiv: well-behaved
Example: Many hotels will allow a dog to stay if it is well-behaved.
wohlerzogen
noun: pharaoh(s )
Example: The pharaohs were the rulers of ancient Egypt.
Pharaonen
