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English-German Wordlist

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Englisch Aussprache Deutsch Beispielsatz<br />

fleet /fli:t/ Flotte Lufthansa has just ordered a fleet of jumbo jets.<br />

flower /'flaU@rIÎ/ florieren The business is flowering – it's much more of a success than I expected!<br />

get around /"getIÎ @'raUnd/ durchkommen We had no trouble getting around, but tried to avoid the rush hour.<br />

guest /gest/ Gast Hotel guests were complaining about the food.<br />

gulf /gölf/ Golf The Gulf of Mexico is bordered to the north by five US states.<br />

hail /heIl/ bejubeln Lang's first film was immediately hailed as a masterpiece.<br />

impressive /Im'presIv/ beeindruckend Dubai's man made islands are really impressive.<br />

inhabitant /In'h{bIt@nt/ Einwohner Tokyo is a city of 12 million inhabitants.<br />

instructor /In'strökt@/ Lehrer My driving instructor is brilliant, and I'd recommend him to anyone.<br />

investment /In'vestm@nt/ Investition Foreign investment in Taiwan rose by 79% last year.<br />

jellyfish /'dZelifIS/ Qualle Her father has been stung by a jellyfish.<br />

junction /'dZöÎkS@n/ Kreuzung They agreed to meet at the junction of Abbot Road and Mill Street.<br />

landing stage /'l{ndIÎ steIdZ/ Landungsbrücke We waited at the landing stage for the boat to come alongside.<br />

light up /"lIt 'öp/ erhellen Her face lit up when she saw him.<br />

lively /'laIvli/ lebhaft Grace is a lively child.<br />

maintain /meIn'teInd/ aufrechterhalten The hotel is proud that it maintains high standards.<br />

mall /mO:l/ Einkaufszentrum Let's meet at the mall and go see a movie.<br />

man-made /"m{n 'meId/ künstlich This shirt is a combination of natural and man-made fibres.<br />

massive /'m{sIv/ gewaltig The bell is massive, weighing over 40 tons.<br />

millennium /mI'leni@m/ Jahrtausend Who knows what the next millennium will bring?<br />

norm /nO:m/ Regel Fixed prices are the norm in European shops.<br />

not do something by halves /nÁt "du: sömTIÎ baI<br />

'hA:vz/<br />

keine halben Sachen machen He was not a man to do something by halves, so he bought the whole island.<br />

off-shore /"Áf 'SO:/ vor der Küste The company were drilling for oil off-shore.<br />

on offer /Án 'Áf@/ zu verkaufen This gold bracelet is on offer at a fantastic price.<br />

one-of-a-kind /"wön @v @ 'kaInd/ einzigartig, einmalig There' nothing else exactly like it – it's one of a kind. (American <strong>English</strong>)<br />

online /'ÁnlaIn/ online All the city's schools will be online by the end of the year.<br />

opportunity /"Áp@'tju:n@ti/ Gelegenheit This is an ideal opportunity to save money on a holiday to Crete.<br />

pace /peIs/ Tempo, Schritt The pace of change in our lives is becoming faster and faster.<br />

pavilion /p@'vIlj@n/ Pavillon, Klubhaus They are going to build a new cricket pavilion in the town.<br />

peaceful /'pi:sf@l/ friedlich We had a peaceful afternoon without the children.<br />

pearl /pÆ:l/ Perle He gave her a pearl necklace as a wedding present.<br />

pedestrian crossing /p@"destri@n 'krÁsIÎ/ Fußgängerüberweg Alison was nearly knocked down, although she was on a pedestrian crossing!<br />

penfriend /'penfrend/ Brieffreund I used to write to my penfriend every week, but now we email each other every day!<br />

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