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Abschluss Englisch 4

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Diese Vokabelkartei mit 55 Karteikarten hilft beim Erlernen von Englisch auf Universitätsniveau. Sie konzentriert sich auf Vokabeln und Ausdrücke, insbesondere auf Präfixe wie "de-", "dis-", "im-" und "in-", die Bedeutung und Verwendung verändern. Beispiele sind "declassify" (freigeben), "discontent" (Unzufriedenheit) und "immobile" (unbeweglich). Die Plattform unterstützt auch das Rückwärtslernen von der Zielsprache zur Ausgangssprache, was besonders für fortgeschrittene Lerner nützlich ist, die ihre Sprachkenntnisse vertiefen möchten. Diese Karteikarten eignen sich ideal für Studierende und fortgeschrittene Lerner, die ihren Wortschatz erweitern und ihre Sprachkompetenz verbessern wollen.
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administer (v) - The nurse administrated the medicine.

abreichen

adjustment/adjust (n/vb) - I haven't adjusted to the high temperatures here yet.

Anpassung
additionally (adv) - Additionally I would like to order some wine with the fish.

zusätzlich

add fuel to the fire (exp) - make a bad situation worse. You refusing to discuss this with Colin is just adding fuel to the fire, in my opinion.

Oel ins Feuer giessen

adaptable/adaptability (adj/n) - He's very adaptable when it comes to project work.

anpassbar, wandelfähig

acquaintance (n) - He recognized Mr Hunter as an old business acquaintance from his years in banking.

Bekannte(r)
acknowledgement (n) - Students are not allowed to include information in their thesis without acknowledgement of the sources.

Anerkennung

acknowledge (v) - They acknowledged all her hard work by giving her an extra week off of in compensation.

anerkennen

Achilles' heel (exp) - a weak feature of someone or something that could cause failure or be attacked. She's an extremely talented politician, but her Achilles' heel may be her inability to prioritise.

wunder Punkt

academic (n) - someone who teaches or does research at a college or university: The meeting was chaired by a leading Japanese academic.

Akademiker
academic (adj) - relating to education, especially education in colleges and universities: The book brings together several academic subjects.

wissenschaftlich

academic (adj) - good at learning things by studying: She's certainly bright, but she's not very academic.

gelehrt

academic (adj) - not relating to a real situation, and therefore not relevant: Given the lack of funding, any discussion of future plans was somewhat academic.

praxisfremd

abolish (v) - to officially get rid of a law

abschaffen
a sight for sore eyes (exp) - someone or something that you are very pleased to see. You're a sight for sore eyes! Thank goodness you're here!

ein erfreulicher Anblick

(un)timely (adj) - An untimely downpour delayed the tennis finals at Wimbeldon.

(un)gelegen

(un)sympathetic (adj) - I find him very unsympathetic as a manager - I don't know if I want to stay in this team.

(un)sympatisch/mitleidslos

(un)steady/ily (adj/adv) - The baby moved unsteadily towards his mother.

wackelig
(un)responsive (adj) - Customer Services were very unresponsive towards his complaint.

unempfänglich/teilnahmslos

(un)resolved (adj) - The issue about the missing money is still unresolved.

gelöst

(un)printable (adj) - This is unprintable: we will get into trouble!

(nicht) druckfähig

(un)prejudiced (adj) - We need world leaders who are unprejudiced and act in the interest of all humankind.

ohne Vorurteile
(un)persuasive/ly (adj/adv) - Politicians need to present persuasive arguments to win people over.

(nicht) überzeugend

(un)inhabitable (adj) - Chernobyl was left uninhabitable after the nuclear plant accident.

(un)bewohnbar

(un)impressive/ly (adj/adv) - His presentation was unimpressive - plain boring.

(un)beeindruckend

(un)imitable (adj) - Many of these famous brands are unimitable - you can see when they have been copied.

(nicht) imitierbar

(un)governable (adj) - Many areas of the Middle East and Africa are ungovernable.

(un)regierbar

(un)familiar (adj) - It's good to have a sat nav if you are unfamiliar with the region.

(nicht) vertraut

(un)employment (n) - Unemployment figures are now getting higher even in Switzerland.

Arbeitslosigkeit

(un)avoidable/(un)avoidably (adj/adv) - Growing old is unavoidable.

(un)vermeidlich

(un)arguable/ly (adj/adv) - He is unarguably the actor of the year.

(un)bestreitbar

(un)altered/alteration/alter (adj/n/vb) - His opinions remained unaltered after the political discussion.

(un)verändert, Wandelung, verändern

(re)materialise (vb) - The lost papers materialised again when we cleared up the offices.

wieder zustande kommen

(mis)handle (v) - People are afraid that their private data will be mishandled.

missbrauchen, (falsch) handhaben

(ir)replaceable/replace/replacement (adj/vb/n) - She was devastated when her house was broken in as the jewellery from her grandmother was irreplaceable.

(un)ersetzbar

(ir)reparable/ly (adj/adv) - Irreparable damage has been caused to their reputation after the latest environmental catastrophe.

(nicht) reparierbar

(in)stability/unstable (n/adj) - There will be no stop to the flood of refugees while these countries are so unstable.

(un/in)stabil

(in)significant/ly (adj/adv) - The movement of the Earth's plates is not always insignificant.

(un)bedeutend

(in)separable (adj) - Jack and Jill were inseparable as children.

(un)trennbar

(in)sensitive (adj) to - My teeth are very sensitive to ice.

unempfindlich/gefühlos

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