unit 3 CAE Noosa
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analytisch ( adj )
analytical
angemessen, geeignet
appropriate (Not everyone has the appropriate aptitude for becoming a pilot)
Verlust, Nachteil
loss
to gradually accept a situation / sich mit etw. abfinden, akzeptieren
come to terms with / You're going to have to com to terms with the fact that you'll never make much money as an artist
to use your power to control someone or something / unter kontrolle halten
exert control / The government launched a campaign to discourage people from smoking
beständig, dauernd
perennial
begabt, geschickt
apt
beneiden, missgönnen
to envy so. sth
begabt, geschickt (adv)
aptly
to try to develop or improve something
to cultivate
Allgegenwärtigkeit
ubiquity
the group of all living creatures that are animals / tierreich
the animal kingdom
klar, offensichtlich
obvious
Gangschaltung
gear-shift
entscheidend, ausschlaggebend, bestimmt (adj)
decisive
gekonnt, geschickt, erfahren
skilful
to feel that people appreciate things that you do / sich geschätzt fühlen
feel valued / It's important to make your staff feel valued
to have a natural ability to do something / talentiert, begabt sein
have an aptitude for / Sara really has an aptitude for maths
to try to persuade someone not to do something / abraten etw. zu tun
discourage someone from doing sty
Bremsen
brake(s)
Analyse, Untersuchung
analysis
zunehmend, steigernd, wachsend (adv)
increasingly
völlig, ganz, vollkommen
entirely
bewundern, über alles lieben, verehren
to adore
to bring people up to date what you are doing, usually on a social network
update your status
the amount of time you spend doing your job compared with the amount of time you spend away from work
work-life balance
a continuing bad situation created when one problem causes another problem which then makes the first problem worse / teufelskreis
vicious circle
Begabung, Geschick, Talent
aptitude
Schreck
fright / We got quite a fright when someone banged on our door in the middle of the night
Leib Brot
loaf / loaves
Veradcht, Vermutung
suspicion
to suddenly become very angry / wütend werden
lose your temper // I really lost my temper when the neighbors broke my fence
the appearance of someon's body / Erscheinung
physical characteristics
fahrradschlauch
bicycle tube
Gefahr, Risiko
hazard
kräftig zuschlagen
to pack a punch
Reifen
tire
toben, schimpfen
to rant
dickköpfig, störrisch
stubborn // He knew he was wrong, but he was simply so stubborn to admit it
sinnlos, unbekümmert, stupid
mindless / pointless
