English basic vocabular 3

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 practical words and phrases. The vocabulary flashcards cover a range of topics, including everyday objects like "headband" and "belt," nature terms like "insect" and "grasshopper," and abstract concepts like "fame" and "claim to fame." The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from the target language to the source language. Ideal for travelers, students, and anyone looking to expand their English vocabulary, these flashcards offer a structured way to improve language skills and fluency.
Cartes-fiches
300
Utilisateurs
2
Langue
Allemand
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Autres
Créé / Mis à jour
04.08.2016 / 20.06.2023

Cartes-fiches

stolz

proud - (Her parents are very proud of her.)

Bekanntheit, Publicity

publicity - (Standards in education have received much publicity over the last few years.)

Rate

rate - (Australia's unemployment rate rose to 6.5% in February.)

anerkannt

recognise - (British teaching qualifications aren't always recognised in Europe.)

umstrukturieren

reinvent - (I haven't heard of any plans to reinvent the American educational system.)

Miete

rental - (The price includes accommodation and car rental.)

ersetzen

replace - (They replaced the old washing machine with a new one.)

rosig

rosy - (The couple were very much in love, and their future together seemed rosy.)

Welt-

round-the-world - (Adrian is planning a round-the-world trip by canoe.)

heruntergekommen

run-down - (Camden council has promised to develop its run-down inner-city areas.)

Sauna

sauna - (I have a sauna and massage every week.)

greifen

seize - (He seized her by the arm and dragged her out of the room.)

kurzfristig

short-term - (The treatment may bring short-term benefits to people with AIDS.)

in die Höhe schießen

shoot up - (The price of petrol has shot up this year.)

selbstständig, allein

single-handed - (She was setting off on a single-handed voyage across the Atlantic.)

Dampf

steam - (Steam rose from the hot tub.)

treten, schreiten

step - (He stepped back to let me through.)

Schläger

stick - (In hockey you hit the ball with a stick..)

Sonnenbank

sunbed - (The more you use a sunbed, the greater your risk of skin cancer.)

verschwitzt

sweaty - (I felt hot and sweaty after my workout.)

Schwert

sword - (The treaty hung like a sword of Damocles over French politics.)

braun gebrannt

tanned - (He had a tanned face and clear blue eyes.)

Therapie

therapy - (The new drug therapies are proving effective.)

siegen, hier: gewinnen

triumph - (Tottenham fans cheered when their team triumphed in the Cup.)

ablehnen

turn down - (His application to Oxford has been turned down.)

unsicher

uncertain - (He was uncertain how much further he could walk.)

unbegrenzt

unlimited - (The system can support an unlimited number of users.)

städtisch

urban - (There may be high unemployment in urban areas.)

variieren

vary - (Test scores vary from school to school.)

Stimmberechtigter

voter - (In Ireland 83% of voters wanted to be in the EU in 1972.)

stimmen

vote - (Norma said she was voting for the local Liberal councillor.)

verschwenden

waste - (Leaving the heating on all the time wastes electricity.)

Gewicht

weight - (They've got an excellent gym with weights and cycling machines.)

Training

workout - (He has a daily workout in the gym.)

Wunde

wound - (A nurse cleaned and bandaged the wound.)

verwunden, verletzen

wound - (Gunmen killed two people and wounded six others in an attack today.)

zugeben

admit - ('Okay, so maybe I was a little bit scared,' Jenny admitted.)

Aspekt

aspect - (Dealing with people is the most important aspect of my work.)

Einbrecher

burglar - (A burglar broke into the house and stole her jewellery.)

Kannibale

cannibal - (Certain types of shark are cannibals.)

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