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English vocab.

English vocab.


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This set of flashcards helps primary school students learn English, focusing on vocabulary, grammar, and expressions. It includes words like "conquests," "potential," and "prominently," with the platform supporting backward learning from the target language to the source language. Ideal for young learners, it aids in building a strong foundation in English, making it suitable for beginners and early learners.
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Cartes-fiches

in buckliger Haltung dastehen

to slouch

besorgt

apprehensive

durcheinander

muddled (adj.)

unter Druck stehen

pressurised

like each other - sich verstehen

hit so. off

die Aufgabenerfüllung

accomplishment of a task

inf: talk to sb. in a friendly way because you are attracted to them

chat sb up

inf: be so. with the qualities that you find attractive

be your type

inf: form a good relationship on first meeting (also hit it off with sb.)

hit it off

inf: feel great love or affection for sb.

think the wold of sb.

cause an argument or difficulty between people

come between people

cause two people to stop having a relationship 

come between people

stop having a relationship (also break up with sb. split up (with sb.)

break up

inf: very much in love with sb mad about sb.

crazy about sb.

imagine you are in the same situation as sb.  also put yourself in sb's place

put yourself in sb's shoes

start to love each other (also fall in love with sb. or fall for sb.)

fall in love

for ever - always

for good

know the type of thing/person you want for a particular purpose

have sth/sb. in mind

try to do sth. or a lot of things in a short space of thime

rush around/round

inf: feeling anxious and under pressure

(all) hot and bothered

inf: anxious and worried. If you wind sb. up, you deliberately do or say sth. to make them angry or upset

wound up
 

meet sb. at their home in order to take them somewhere. If you pick sb. up, you go in your car to collect sb from their home or another place.

call for sb.

inf: a lot of sth.

bags of sth.

talk in a relaxed way

chat away

find the time to do sth.

get round to (doing) sth.

used to say that you think sth. may be true but there may be facts you do not know.

as far as I can/could tell

make sb. notice and admire you

make an impression (on sb.)

be very nervous

be a bundle/bag of nerves

inv: stop being unhappy, upset, etc.

snap out of it

be less shy and more confident with people

come out of your shell

and similar things

and the like

if a period of time flies by, it passes very quickly (also flash by)

fly by

inf: be likely to happen

be on the cards

synonym of normal - alltäglich

mundane

synonyme of difficult

challenging

synonyme of repetitive

monotonous

He was a bundly of nerves before his date arrived but reckon that he might snap out of it and come out of his shell.

I couldn't take my eyes off him. (I found him so attractive that I watched him all the time).

Denkmuster/Musterbeispiel

 a model of something, or a very clear and typical example of something

paradigm (paradeim)

Some of these educators are hoping to produce a change in the current cultural paradigm.

etw. in etw. einbinden

to be wave sth. into sth.

die Schule schwänzen

to play truant

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