English 3

Headway Vocabulary Unit 3

Headway Vocabulary Unit 3


S. K.
Diese Vokabelkartei für Englisch auf dem Niveau der Sekundarstufe konzentriert sich auf den Aufbau eines umfangreichen Wortschatzes, wobei sie sich auf Begriffe wie "couple," "fancy," und "jealous" konzentriert. Die Vokabelkarten helfen dabei, den Wortschatz zu erweitern und unterstützen auch das Rückwärtslernen von der Zielsprache zur Ausgangssprache. Ideal für Schüler, die ihre Sprachkenntnisse verbessern möchten, bietet diese Kartei eine solide Grundlage für das Verständnis und die Anwendung englischer Begriffe im Alltag.
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Sprache
Deutsch
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Englisch
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20.09.2015 / 25.10.2015

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spenden

(to) donate (they donate a lot of money to charity)

Stück

piece

identifizieren

(to) identify (she couldn't identify the thieves)

unglücklich

unfortunate (It was an unfortunate accident)

bedauerlich

regrettable (it is regrettable that we have to close the school)

froh

glad (I'm glad no one was hurt)

Zeitlupe

slow motion

explodieren

(to) explode (a bomb exploded in the city centre)

fassungslos, verblüfft 

stunned (he looked stunned when I told him he'd won)

Porzellan

porcelain (most plates are made of porcelain)

ablehnen

(to) decline (I asked her to come with us, but she declined)

auf dem Wege der Besserung

on the mend (I've been ill, but I'm on the mend now)

glänzend

shiny (he was wearing shiny black shoes)

kopfüber (fallen)

(to fall) head over heels (she fell head over heels into the water)

unglaublich

incredibly (the film was incredibly funny)

wertvoll

valuable (it's made of gold, so it's quite valuable)

aufpassen

(to) pay attention (this is important, so pay attention

verbieten

(to) ban (smoking is banned here)

schade

a shame (it's a shame you can't come to the party)

Frieden

peace

Grippe

flu (I haven't got the flu - it's just a bad cold)

Sonnenaufgang

dawn (we got up at dawn)

mehrere

several (he's applied for several jobs)

Psychologie

psychology

Psychiater/-in

psychiatrist

Tragödie

tragedy (his death was a terrible tragedy)

Krieg führend

warring (they hope to bring the warring countries together)

Fehde, Streit

feud (the feud between the families continued for many years)

schön

fair (he rescued the fair princess)

Bündniss

alliance (the two countries formed an alliance, and promised to fight for each other)

Bitterkeit, Groll

rancour (he spoke calmly, without anger or rancour)

rasen

(to) race (she raced downstairs to open the letter)

Mönch

friar (he became friar in a religious community)

betteln, bitten

(to) beg (she begged him for help)

vereinigen

(to) unite (the leaders hope to unite their two countries)

heiraten

(to) wed (the couple plan to wed next year)

sich trennen

 

(to) part (we parted at midnight, and both went home)

ertragen

(to) bear (the pain was so bad couldn't bear it)

Adliger

nobleman

Umarmung

embrace (she greeted me with a warm embrace)

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