English-German Wordlist

Englisch Aussprache Deutsch Beispielsatz
law /lO:/ Gesetz Should people do what they think is right even when it means breaking the law?
legal /'li:g@l/ legal What the company has done is perfectly legal.
list /lIst/ auflisten The guidebook lists 1000 hotels and restaurants.
make one's way /"meId Iz 'weI/ seinen Weg machen My grandfather made his way in the world by working very hard.
managerial /"m{n@'dZI@ri@l/ Geschäftsführungs-, Manager- I admire her managerial skills.
marketing /'mA:k@tIÎ/ Marketing The applicant has no training qualification in marketing.
mention /'menS@nd/ erwähnen Lou mentioned that he wasn't feeling well, but I had no idea it was so serious!
motivated /'m@UtIveItId/ motiviert The students are all highly motivated.
negotiate /nI'g@USieItIÎ/ etw. (mit jdm.) aushandeln BridgeCo is negotiating a pay settlement with the union.
numerical /nju:'merIk@l/ numerisch The computer took 20 minutes to break the numerical code.
patient /'peIS@nt/ Patient The doctor will speak to all his patients when he does his rounds.
politics /'pÁl@tIks/ Politik UK journalists appear to have a good understanding of politics in China.
possess /p@'zes/ besitzen Different workers possess different skills.
post /p@Ust/ Posten, Arbeitsplatz I applied for the post and was asked to attend an interview.
poverty /'pÁv@ti/ Armut Millions of elderly people live in poverty.
present /prI'zent/ jdm. etw. überreichen He was presented with a bottle of champagne.
presentation /"prez@n'teIS@n/ Präsentation Her oral presentation was concise and to the point.
profit /'prÁfIt/ Gewinn Our daily profit is usually around $500.
provide /pr@'vaId/ anbieten, besorgen Tea and biscuits will be provided.
psychometric /"saIk@U'metrIk/ psychometrisch All the applicants had to take psychometric tests.
public sector /'pöblIk "sekt@/ öffentlicher Sektor The public sector in England spends £2 billion on food and catering services.
putting on /"pUtIÎ 'Án/ veranstalten Some rock musicians are putting on a concert for charity.
qualified /'kwÁl@faId/ qualifiziert Dawn is well qualified for her new role.
raise /reIzd/ sammeln The class raised £240 for charity.
range /reIndZ/ reichen The show had a massive audience, ranging from children to grandparents.
range /reIndZ/ Reihe The company offers a range of services.
reasoning /'ri:z@nIÎ/ Argument What is the reasoning behind this decision?
recognition /"rek@g'nIS@n/ Anerkennung Don's recognition of the importance of Suzy in his life came late in the day.
recruitment /rI'kru:tm@nt/ Einstellung Recruitment for new staff will start in January.
reference /'ref@r@ns/ Referenz, Empfehlung I asked my manager for a letter of reference.
relatively /'rel@tIvli/ relativ The system is relatively easy to use.
reliable /rI'laI@b@l/ zuverlässig He's a very reliable person, and always gets the job done.
representative /"reprI'zent@tIv/ Vertreter The workers were accompanied by a union representative.
require /rI'kwaI@/ erfordern Campbell's broken leg will probably require surgery.
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