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unit 3 und 4

unit 3 und 4


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neglect

Prague and Warsaw, two former eastern capitals, now look better after the neglect of the communist era.

Vernachlässigung

1.communist (adj.) 2. communism (n.) 3.communist (n.)

1.In the eighties Poland was a communist country.

2. an economic system in which a country’s businesses and industry are run by the government;

3. He helped to defend the country against the communists.

1.OPP: capitalist

2.OPP: capitalism

3.Kommunist

era

The Victorian era / modren era / the post-war era

Aera

strength

Each city has its own strengths.

Europe's strength lies in  its cultural diversity.

adj.= strong

area

desert area/ rural areas / urban areas / inner-city areas / the London area / the local area

a region of a country or the world

diversity

the biological  diversity of the rainforests  / cultural diversity

Vielfalt

mayor

Giuliani was one of the most popular mayors of New York during the 90s.

Bürgermeister

permanent

The London Eye has now become a permanent attraction in London.

lasting for a long time or all time in the future

to connect

High-speed ttrains and low-cost airlines connect European  capitals with each other.

to join  together two  or more things

 

verbinden

together

together we will win the game.

gemeinsam

countryside

The surrounding countryside is windswept and rocky.

 

in the countryside

das Land ( im Gegensatz zur Stadt)

auf dem Land

landschaft

boundary

The growing links between European cities will speed up the disappearance of national boundaries.

a dividing line

Grenze

disappearance

verschwinden

border

 In the south the Rhine is the border between Germany and France.

a line that divides two countries

begrenzen

domestic

domestic flights/ domestic politics

inside a country

inländisch, heimisch, einheimisch, intern

1. to travel 2. travel

1. Belgian holidaymakers prefer to travel abroad.

2.air travel / foreign travel / rail travel / space travel / the travel industry

1.Urlauber

2. das reisen

trip

We went ona trip in the countryside.

a short journey for pleasure or a particular purpose

Reise, Ausflug

journey

They went on a long train journey across Europe.

travelling from one to another place wwhich is far away

Reise, Fahrt

to book

Planning a trip to London, Susan booked a hotel for herself and her friends.

to reserve

einschreiben, reservieren, eintragen, vormerken

room

to book a single (double) room with bath / shower

Zimmer

board

board and lodging

Half board/ full board

boarding school

Kost und Logis

halbpension / voll pension

to collect

On preparing their presentation they collected information on the internet.

To gather, sammeln

facility (n.)

Hotel facilities include: Restaurant, parking, non-smoking rooms and conference rooms.

Einrichtung

to reserve

Shall I reserve the room for you?

I’d like to reserve a table for three, for eight o’clock.

compare: to book

reservieren

to confirm

We’ll confirm the booking later today.

bestätigen

per

That’s $ 80 per night with breakfast.

pro

reception (n)

The part of a hotel or a hospital where guests are received and their enquiries are dealt with is called ‘reception.’

Empfang

to speak, spoke, spoken

This is Greta Fabian of Siemens speaking.

I spoke to you earlier today about a booking.

‘am Apparat’

to catch, caught, caught

He caught the train to Marseilles after he had done some shopping.

erwischen

1.holidaymaker (n.) 2.cf. : traveller

1.The plane was packed with Dutch holidaymakers.

NOTE: to go on holiday (Don’t say ‘make’!)

2.She’s a frequent traveller to Belgium.

SYN: tourist

jd. auf Reisen

Ferien machen

map (n.)

He was reading the street map of Rome.

Can you find Latvia on the map?

Karte

coast (n.)

Brighton is a town on the south coast of England.

Küste

to cost, cost, cost

cost (n.)

I didn’t buy it because it cost too much.

the high / low cost of housing

kosten

statistics (pl.)

What do the statistics say about holoday preferences?

These statistics are misleading.

eine Statistik / Statistiken

device (n.)

A magnet is a device for separating metal from plastic.

labour saving devices

an instrument or machine

advantage (n.)

One of the many advantages of living in New York is that you can eat out at almost any time of day.

a good or useful quality

Vorteil

addiction (n.)

Now I begin to realize that my addiction is dominating my life.

an addiction to heroin

the need to take drugs regularly

to receive

Most teenagers send and receive dozens of text messages every day – even at school.

to get

to promote

He attended a meeting to promote trade between Britain and Russia.

to help s.th. to develop

unterstützen

to launch

The organisation has launched a campaign to raise $120,000.

to start something important

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