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Diese Vokabelkartei für Englisch auf dem Niveau der Sekundarschule umfasst 30 Vokabelkarten mit Phrasal Verbs, die sich auf Kommunikation und Ausdruck konzentrieren. Sie enthält Beispiele wie "to lay the blame on," "brake out in tears," und "back up," die durch die Plattform auch rückwärts gelernt werden können, indem die Lernrichtung umgekehrt wird. Ideal für Schüler und Lernende, die ihre Sprachkenntnisse verbessern möchten, bietet diese Sammlung praktische Phrasen für den Alltag und unterstützt Fortgeschrittene dabei, ihre Englischkenntnisse zu festigen.
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English
Created / Updated
06.10.2015 / 07.10.2015

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etw. gründen / festlegen

set up / He set up a company which made computers and within a few years he was a millionaire

aufschieben, hinausschieben

put off / The meeting was put off until the following week

etw. ablehnen

to turn sth. down / She decided to turn down the job because the salary was too low

sich mit jdm. verstehen, gut auskommen

get on well with / At first, she didn't get on very well with her boss

sich trennen, spalten

split up / When her boyfriend told her he wanted them to split up, she was upset for a long time

auf jdm. herabschauen

to look down on / She is a bit of a snob and tends to look down on people

jdm. einstellen

to take on / When business picked up, the company had to take on extra staff

auf etw. stossen, vorfinden, antreffen

come across / We came across a wonderful restaurant when we were asking trough the city

jdm. abweisen, wegschicken

turn away / The restaurant was very busy and the manager had to turn away a lot of customers

auf etw. stossen

run up against / we ran up against a few problems when we tried to enter the country without our passports

in tränen ausbrechen

brake out in tears

weitermachen, nicht aufhören

keep on / If you don't succeed at first, you should keep on trying

aufgeben, abgewöhnen

give up / one of the first steps to becoming healthy is to give up smoking

absagen, abbrechen, rückgängig machen

call off / if this weather persists, we will have to call off the picnic

jdm. ähneln

take after / Brian takes after his father; they're so similar.

sich auf etw. freuen / erwarten

look forward to sth. / I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon.

eine panne haben, kaputt gehen

break down / the car broke down in the middle of nowhere

zurückbleiben, zurückfallen

to fall behind / If you miss too many lessons, sou will begin to fall behind

abtrennen, abschneiden, stoppen

cut off / In the middle of our telephone conversation we were suddenly cut off

schlecht werden, abgelaufen

go off / The milk had gone off, so we had black coffee instead

grossziehen, aufziehen

to bring up / Her parents died when she was young, and se was brought up by her grandmother

fehlschlagen, nicht zu stande kommen, scheitern

fall through / Her plans fell through when she had to return home to look after her sick mother

explodieren, losgehen

go off / The burglar alarm went off in the middle of the night

auflesen, aufsammeln

pick up / I didn't go ti German classes, but managed to pick some up when I was working in Munich

etw. sparen / zur seite legen

to put by / I managed to put by some money for a holiday to spain

sich entscheiden, entschliessen

to make up one's mind / I can't make up my mind where to go for my holiday this year

sicherstellen, unterstützen

back up / They promised to back him up if he complained to the boss

etw. verraten

give sth. away / He said he was French, but we knew he was really British as his accent gave him away

jdm. die Schuld aufschieben

to lay the blame on / to place to blame on

etw. verstehen

to make out / He has a strong accent and it can sometimes be a bit difficult to make out what he's saying

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