CAE Unit 1
CAE Unit 1
CAE Unit 1
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| Karten | 47 |
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| Sprache | English |
| Kategorie | Englisch |
| Stufe | Andere |
| Erstellt / Aktualisiert | 15.01.2015 / 03.03.2015 |
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Aboriginal
relating or belonging to the original race of people who lived in australia
all your round (idiom)
throughout the year, continuously
anything goes (idiom)
there are no boundaries or limits to behaviour
aspect (noun)
one part of a situation, problem, subject
body language (idiom)
the movements or positions of your body that show other people how you are feeling
break down (phrasel verb)
if a machine or vehicle stops working
bustling (adjective)
full of people and activity
buy in bulk (expression)
to buy in large amounts
catch sight of (expression)
see for a moment
chill out (phrasel verb)
to relax or not to allow that things upset you
cosmopolitan (adjective)
consisting of people and things from many countries
crude (adjective)
rude and offensive
crumb (noun)
a very small piece of bread, cake or biscuit
dos and dont's (phrase)
rules about what you must do and must not do in a particular situation
erect (verb)
to build or put up a structure
essentially (adverb)
used when you are emphasizing the basic facts about something
face a challange (expression)
deal with something needing great mental or physical effort in order to be done successfully
faded (adjective)
less bright in colour than before
feel at home (idiom)
to feel comfortable and relaxed
get around (phrasel verb)
to travel to different places
get away from it all (phrasal verb)
to go somewhere to have holiday, often because you need to rest
get to know sb/sth (phrasal verb)
to spend time with someone or something so that you gradually learn more about them
get to know sb/sth (phrasal verb)
to spend time with someone or something so that you gradually learn more about them
get together (phrasal verb)
if two or more people get together, they meet each other, having arranged it before
getaway (noun)
a short holiday
go through sth (phrasal verb)
to eperience a difficult or unpleasant situation
graze (verb)
to injure your skin by rubbing it against something rough
head for (phrasal verb)
to travel in the direction of
huddle (verb)
to come close together in a group or tohold our arms and legs close to our body, especially because of cold or fear
iceberg (noun)
a big piece of ice which floats in the sea
insider knowledge (phrase)
information (often hidden) gained by someone who is an accepted member of a group
intervention (noun)
when someone intervenes, especially to prevent something from happening
larder (noun)
a cupboard or small room used, especially in the past, for storing food in a person's home
literally (adverb)
having the real or original meaning of a word or phrase
mark (an anniversary) (expression)
to show respect for or commemorate
migrate (verb)
when animals migrate, they travel from one place toantoher at the same time each year
mingle (verb)
to mix or be mixed with
musty (adjective)
smelling old and slightly wet in an unpleasent way
people-watch (verb)
to observe the people around you as a way to pass the time
perceive (verb)
to notice something that is not easy to notice
