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FCE Vorbereitung

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Diese Vokabelkartei mit 159 Karteikarten hilft Schülern der Sekundarstufe, ihr Englisch zu verbessern, indem sie sich auf Vokabeln und Phrasen konzentriert, die für den FCE (First Certificate in English) relevant sind. Die Karteikarten decken eine Vielzahl von Themen ab, darunter Verben wie "modernize," "know," und "interrogate," sowie Adjektive wie "cheerful" und "trembling." Die Plattform unterstützt auch das Rückwärtslernen von der Zielsprache zur Ausgangssprache, was es den Lernenden ermöglicht, sowohl von Englisch zu Deutsch als auch umgekehrt zu üben. Diese Karteikarten sind besonders nützlich für Schüler, die sich auf den FCE vorbereiten und ihre Sprachkenntnisse auf einem fortgeschrittenen Niveau verbessern möchten.
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blow something up

destroy something with an explosion

break down

stop working

bring a child up

raise

call for something

demand, request

carry on with something

continue doing

catch on

become popular

catch up on something

spend time doing an activity you have not had time to do recently

cheer someone / yourself up

make someone / yourself feel happier

come across something

encounter / find by chance

come down with an illness

get an illness

come into money

inherit

come round

come to your house

come up

be mentioned or discussed; arise or appear (in a class / an exam / a meeting)

come up with an idea

think of and suggest an idea

cut down on something

reduce the amount you drink / eat etc

cut something or someone off

separate or isolate

cut something out

stop doing / eating etc something

do away with something

get rid of / destroy

do something up

(a) fasten, button up clothes (b)repair, redecorate or modernize a building or room

could do with something

need, would like

couldn't do without something

need something in order to survive or perform a job or task

dress up as something / someone

put on different clothes in order to disguise yourself

eat up time / money

use or consume in great quantities

fall for a trick

be deceived by

fall for someone

fall in love with

fall out with someone

argue with someone and stop being friendly with them

find something out

discover

fit a building out

provide with everything that will be needed

get away (for the weekend)

go away for a period of time for a break / a holiday

get away from someone / a place

escape

get away with something

not be punished for doing something

get round someone

persuade someone to allow you to do something by charming them

get someone down

make unhappy / depress

get by

manage to survive / live

get on with someone

have a good relationship with

get on with something

start or continue doing something (especially work)

get over something

recover from

get over someone

recover after the end of a relationship with someone

get through something

manage to survive a difficult experience or period of time

get up to something

do things you know you shouldn't

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