Englisch Wordlist
Unit 7, s. 20 & 21 (Sätze)
Unit 7, s. 20 & 21 (Sätze)
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Lernkarten
Hot air balloons can reach a very hight altitude.
Höhe
We really appreciated the meal you cooked for us on Saturday.
schätzen, zu würdigen wissen
I once did a course in archery but I never managed to hit the centre of the target.
Bogenschiessen - Zielscheibe
The houses on the coast were battered every year by the strong winds.
arg mitnehmen, (übel) zurichten
We visited the site of a famous battle between the English and the Scots.
Schlacht, Kampf
Our instructor is a black belt in karate
schwarzer Gürtel
I tried surfing once, but I kept falling off the board into the sea.
Brett
I threw the ball at the wall. It bounced and the dog caught it.
abprallen
When the teacher caught Ben cheating in the test she sent him home.
spicken, täuschen
During his career Tom Ronson commentated on thousands of football matches. He used to get very excited!
kommentieren
Some people at work commute for an hour and a half every morning.
pendeln
The conflict in the central African country has killed thousands of people.
Konflikt
I was late for work this morning because of the congestion in the city centre.
Verkehrsdichte, Verkehrsstau
Technology is now used in tennis to determine wheter the ball has landed outside the court.
Hof - ermitteln
We covered of the World Cup was excellent. It was really informative and lasted for hours every day!
Berichterstattung
The team defended their goal very well, but didn't create enough opportunities to go forward and score.
verteidigen - Gelegenheiten/Chancen
We covered five kilometres on our walk this morning.
zurücklegen
Eva's grandfather invented a device to help people water their gardens more easily.
Gerät
The last tennis match today is the mens doubles final.
Doppel
Some important elements of the story were missing in the film.
Element
We'd expected some trouble at the end of the match, but everyone was shocked by the violence that ensued.
folgen, sich ergeben
Professional sportsmen are excluded form the tournament.
ausschliessen
It's fairly cold outside so you ought to take a coat.
recht, ziemlich - Mantel
The fireworks at the tournament's opening ceremony could be seen all over the city.
Feuerwerk
They were miles from land when the boat's engine failed, so they sent off a distress flare to attract attention.
Leuchtkugel, Leuchtsignal - Notlage - anlocken
I don't think Simon will play in the match - his form isn't good at the moment.
Form
The army launched a full-scale attack on the enemy town.
umfassend - starten - Feind
Water started coming into the boat. We scooped the water out furiously in an attempt to stay afloat.
rasend - ausschöpfen - Versuch - auf See
The job of a fashion model looks glamorous but is really very tiring and difficult.
glamourös
The seal emerged from the sea. It's skin was glistening in the sun.
glänzend/glitzern - Seehund - auftauchen
Shakira soon reached global status when she began releasing albums in English.
globale Bedeutung
Fred's new bike handles very easily. Even I can ride it.
(sich) bedienen lassen
As the driver of the car in front of me began to reverse, I sounded my horn but he didn't see or hear me.
Hupe - zurück fahren
We haven't got a car at the moment and it's a real inconvenience.
Last, Unannehmlichkeit
The teacher has lined up some extra lessons to help us prepare for the exams.
organisieren, arrangieren
Ray injured his foot while he was playing basketball yesterday. He won't play again for at least four weeks.
verletzen
Martial arts such as kick-boxing and karate are quite popular activities among young people in my town.
Kampfsport - zwischen/unter
