English basic vocabular 1

Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate

Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate


L. C.
This flashcard set helps learn English vocabulary at an intermediate level, focusing on essential terms and phrases. It covers a wide range of topics, including business, daily life, and academic terms, with examples like "numerical," "negotiate," and "motivated." The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from the target language to the source language. Ideal for students, travelers, and professionals, these vocabulary flashcards aid in building a strong foundation in English, enhancing communication skills, and preparing for exams or professional settings.
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300
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Langue
Anglais
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Autres
Créé / Mis à jour
01.08.2016 / 22.01.2024

Flashcards

Landschaft

landscape - (English people love Austria's mountainous landscape.)

Festland

mainland - (Dan booked a flight from mainland Greece to one of the Greek islands.)

Mountainboard

mountainboard - (My brother wants a mountainboard for his birthday.)

Mountainboarden (Mischung aus Skateboarden und Snowboarden bergabwärts)

mountainboarding - (Mountainboarding is a dangerous sport, and everyone must wear a helmet.)

ohne Schnickschnack

no-frills - (The motels we booked around the US were clean, no-frills accommodation that suited us well.)

registriert

on record - (Last year was the warmest on record in the UK.)

Paddeln

paddle - (They took a paddle down the river in their canoe.)

Gebiet

region - (He failed in his efforts to bring peace to the region.)

regional

regional - (I watch both the national and the regional news on the TV.)

Landschaft

scenery - (The best part of the trip was the fantastic scenery.)

Schiffsunglück

shipwreck - (There were few survivors of the shipwreck.)

Wegweiser

signpost - (I'm sure that signpost is pointing the wrong way.)

abschalten

switch off - (It's difficult to switch off in the evening after a long day's work.)

Dinge leicht nehmen

take things easy - (Zak is a workaholic, and needs to relax more and take things easy.)

Feldweg

track - (The road leading to the farm was little more than a dirt track.)

Pfad

trail - (The trail led through the forest to the lake.)

sich entspannen

unwind - (Just give me half an hour to relax and unwind.)

Wärme

warmth - (Naomi lay on the beach and soaked up the warmth of the summer sun.)

Bekannter

acquaintance - (She was a casual acquaintance of my family in Vienna.)

aggressiv

aggressive - (Jim's voice became aggressive.)

und so weiter

and so on - (Parents always want to know where you're going, who you're going with and so on.)

Einstellung

attitude - (Pete's attitude towards women really scares me.)

rechthaberisch

bossy - (Her bossy sister was always telling her what to do.)

fröhlich

cheerful - (She was feeling more cheerful than before.)

Kollege

colleague - (I introduced him to a colleague of mine from the bank.)

kombinieren

combine - (Women today want to combine a career and a family.)

Kommentar abgeben

comment - (Greg always comments when he notices something different about his wife.)

zuversichtlich

confident - (We are confident next year's profits will be higher.)

betrachten (halten für)

consider - (They consider her to be a good teacher.)

Paar

couple - (You two sound like an old married couple – always arguing!)

böse, sauer

cross - (My mother gets cross when my brother plays computer games all evening.)

darauf ankommen, abhängen von

depend - ('How long are you staying?' 'I don't know; it depends.')

Duo

duo - (They were a famous singing and dancing duo.)

Eintrag

entry - (When was the last entry made in the report book?)

sich mit jdm. verkrachen

fell out - (They fell out about six months ago, but they're the best of friends again now.)

Zahl(enangabe)

figure - (Ohio's employment figures for December have increased.)

flexibel

flexible - (We can be flexible about your starting date.)

ehemalig

former - (Ukraine was part of the former Soviet Union.)

Generation

generation - (the younger generation knws more about Internet than their parents.)

großherzig

generous - (She's always very generous to the kids.)

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