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Class vocabulary New World 3 Unit 1

Class vocabulary New World 3 Unit 1


Klaus Aegerter
This set of flashcards helps primary school students learn English vocabulary. It focuses on everyday objects, actions, and places, such as "diary," "event," and "youth hostel." The platform supports backward learning, allowing students to practice from the target language to their native language. Ideal for young learners, these flashcards build foundational language skills, making them perfect for beginners and early learners.
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Language
English
Category
English
Created / Updated
08.08.2015 / 27.10.2024

Flashcards

explore (v)

explored - explored

you search and discover about something

fact (n)

you know something that has happened or exists

fiction (n)

something that is not true, a false statement

skill (n)

to do something well you need ...

capital (n)

the city which is the centre of government (Regierung)

castle (n)

a large strong building where kings lived

celebrate (v)

celebrated - celebrated

when someone has his birthday you ... it

century (n)

a period of 100 years

clothing (n)

special types of clothes

countryside (n)

land (not in towns) which is used for farming

customer (n)

a person who buys things in a shop

fountain (n)

water flows constantly from a pipe into a trough (Trog)

gardener (n)

someone who works in a garden and takes care of plants

island (n)

a piece of land surrounded by water

measure (v)

measured - measured

to take the exact size or amount of something

pattern (n)

a special design for clothes

popular (adj)

something many people like is ...

sausage (n)

a kind of meat you put in a hot dog

sheep (n)

a farm animal with thick wool

statue (n)

an object made of a hard material to look like a person or an animal

surprising (adj)

something that is unexpected is ...

traditional (adj)

things that have not changed for a very long time are ...

travel guide (n)

a book where you find information about a place you want to visit (e.g. a country or a city)

wear (v)

wore - worn

to have clothing or jewellery on your body

breakfast (n)

the meal you eat in the morning

building (n)

houses, castles, factories are ...

check in (at) (v)

checked - checked

 when you arrive at a hotel you go to the reception to ...

fill in (v)

filled - filled

you write information on an official document (e.g. when you check in at a hotel)

first name (n)

the name your parents gave you

form (n)

a paper where you have to fill in personal information

guide (n)

a person who shows you around a city is a ...

guided tour (n)

a visit to a city with a guide

payment (n)

an amount of money you pay for something

reception (n)

when you check in at a hotel you go to the ...

share (v)

shared - shared

to use something at the same time as someone else (or divide food, money etc. and give a part to someone else)

surname (n)

the name you share with your family members

youth hostel (n)

a place where young people can stay cheaply over night

arrive (v)

arrived - arrived

to come to a place especially at the end of a journey

diary (n)

a book in which you note what happens everyday

event (n)

something you can visit together with many other people (e.g. a concert)

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