Englisch Unit 6

5th edition Headway Elementary

5th edition Headway Elementary

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Diese Vokabelkartei für Englisch auf dem Niveau der Sekundarstufe umfasst 57 Vokabelkarten, die sich auf den Wortschatz konzentrieren, darunter Begriffe wie "weltweit," "Wachsfiguren" und "ermüdend." Die Vokabelkarten unterstützen auch das Rückwärtslernen von der Zielsprache zur Ausgangssprache, was es den Lernenden ermöglicht, in beide Richtungen zu üben. Ideal für Schüler, die ihren Wortschatz erweitern möchten, bietet diese Sammlung eine solide Grundlage für fortgeschrittene Lerner.

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57

Students

3

Language

English

Category

English

Level

Secondary School

Created / Updated

14.11.2021 / 16.11.2021

Millionär(in)

She became a millionaire when she was 20.

millionaire

offensichtlich

Obviously, we didn't meet Prince Harry at the museum.

obviously

Strafzettel (für falsches Parken)

If you park here, you may get a parking ticket.

parking ticket

bestehen (z. B. eine Prüfung)

I don't think I'll pass my exam.

pass (ie. an exam)

Warteschlange

We waited in a queue for hours just to buy a ticket.

queue

neu eröffnen

The museum will reopen next Saturday.

reopen

reparieren

It cost $27 million to repair the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

repair

Revolution

When did the French Revolution start?

revolution

russisch, Russe, Russin

Who is the Russian prime minister these days?

Russian

Siesta

I love having a siesta after lunch.

siesta

Slowenien

The conference took place in Slovenia.

Slovenia

Soldat(in)

My great-grandfather was a soldier in the British army.

soldier

überraschend

It is surprising that the wax museum is still popular today.

surprising

Schweiz

We moved to Switzerland when I was a kid.

Switzerland

müde

I'm tired because I couldn't sleep last night.

tired

ermüdend

The game of tennis was long and tiring.

tiring

Thunfisch

Tuna is my favourite fish.

tuna

Wachs

Have you ever been to a wax museum?

wax

Wachsfiguren

The waxworks are so lifelike.

waxworks

weltweit

The Harry Potter films were a success worldwide.

worldwide

fortgeschritten

We live in a technologically advanced world.

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advanced

verärgert

The teacher was annoyed because nobody did the homework.

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annoyed

ärgerlich

Their children's behaviour is really annoying.

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annoying

Aristokrat(in)

An aristocrat is a member of the aristocracy.

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aristocrat

Artikel

I found this article in Wikipedia.

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article

Preis

I've never won an award, have you?

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award

Milliardär(in)

The first space tourist was an American billionaire.

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billionaire

gelangweilt

I'm bored. Let's do something fun!

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bored

langweilig

The film was so boring I fell asleep.

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boring

Theaterkasse

The Philosopher's Stone made over $970 million at the box office.

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box office

Geschäftsmann

He's a successful American businessman.

businessman

erwischen

Did you catch any fish today?

catch

Charakter (z. B. in einem Film)

My favourite Star Wars character is Princess Leia.

character (ie. in a film)

kosten

My new jacket cost a fortune.

cost

Krise

The economic crisis affected my business.

crisis

enttäuscht

My sister was disappointed because she missed the party.

disappointed

enttäuschend

Our holiday was disppointing because the hotel was awful.

disappointing

Unentschieden (z. B. Ergebnis in einem Fußballspiel)

Neither of us lost the game – it was a draw.

draw (ie. result in a football match)

Kleid

My cousin is a successful dress designer.

dress

legasthenisch

As a child, I was dyslexic and couldn't read well.

dyslexic

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bestehen (z. B. eine Prüfung)

I don't think I'll pass my exam.

pass (ie. an exam)

Warteschlange

We waited in a queue for hours just to buy a ticket.

queue

neu eröffnen

The museum will reopen next Saturday.

reopen

reparieren

It cost $27 million to repair the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

repair

Revolution

When did the French Revolution start?

revolution

russisch, Russe, Russin

Who is the Russian prime minister these days?

Russian

Siesta

I love having a siesta after lunch.

siesta

Slowenien

The conference took place in Slovenia.

Slovenia

Soldat(in)

My great-grandfather was a soldier in the British army.

soldier

überraschend

It is surprising that the wax museum is still popular today.

surprising

Schweiz

We moved to Switzerland when I was a kid.

Switzerland

müde

I'm tired because I couldn't sleep last night.

tired

ermüdend

The game of tennis was long and tiring.

tiring

Thunfisch

Tuna is my favourite fish.

tuna

Wachs

Have you ever been to a wax museum?

wax

Wachsfiguren

The waxworks are so lifelike.

waxworks

weltweit

The Harry Potter films were a success worldwide.

worldwide

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