English-German Wordlist
English-German Wordlist
English-German Wordlist
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Englisch Aussprache Deutsch Beispielsatz<br />
place /pleIst/ einen Auftrag erteilen Three customers have placed orders today for new kitchens furniture.<br />
port /pO:t/ Hafen There's only a small fishing port in the town.<br />
rapid /'r{pId/ rasant The patient made a rapid recovery.<br />
real estate /'rI@l I"steIt/ Immobilie(n) The fall in the value of real estate means that fewer people are moving house.<br />
register /'redZIst@/ registrieren The tanker is registered in Rotterdam.<br />
residential /"rezI'denS@l/ Wohn- We live in a quiet residential neighbourhood.<br />
rival /'raIv@l/ Konkurrent Chelsea and Arsenal football clubs are rivals.<br />
roundabout /'raUnd@baUt/ Kreisverkehr Turn left at the first roundabout.<br />
route /ru:t/ Route What's the best route from here to Cambridge?<br />
ruling /'ru:lIÎ/ herrschend A ruling class clearly existed.<br />
run /rön/ fahren How often do the buses run on a Sunday?<br />
rush hour /'röS aU@/ Hauptverkehrszeit I got caught in the morning rush hour.<br />
secluded /sI'klu:dId/ abgelegen We sunbathed on a small secluded beach.<br />
setting /'setIÎ/ Hintergrund, hier: Umgebung When we were house-hunting, we came across an old farmhouse in a beautiful setting.<br />
settlement /'setlm@nt/ Siedlung Several small settlements will be covered by water when the new dam is built.<br />
significantly /sIg'nIfIk@ntli/ bedeutend Health problems can be significantly reduced by careful diet.<br />
skyscraper /'skaI"skreIp@/ Wolkenkratzer New York is a city well known for its skyscrapers.<br />
sold out /"s@Uld 'aUt/ ausverkauft Tickets for the rock concert were sold out.<br />
souq/souk /sUk/ Basar, arabischer Markt We want to visit the Gold Souk in Dubai.<br />
spa /spA:/ Kurort Harrogate is an historic spa town in North Yorkshire.<br />
square /skwe@/ Platz Don't you think the town square would make a wonderful painting?<br />
strip /strIp/ Streifen That strip of land is a runway for private aircraft.<br />
subway /'söbweI/ U-Bahn In New York the subway is the quickest and easiest way to get around.<br />
sun-drenched /'sön drentSt/ sonnenüberflutet The brochure said that St Lucia was a sun-drenched tropical island.<br />
taxi rank /'t{ksi r{Îk/ Taxistand There were no taxis at the station taxi rank.<br />
tend /tend/ neigen People tend to need less sleep as they get older.<br />
the naked eye /D@ "neIkId 'aI/ mit bloßem Auge Five planets can be seen from Earth with the naked eye: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn.<br />
theme park /'Ti:m pA:k/ Freizeitpark John decided to take the children to the theme park at Alton Towers.<br />
tip /tIp/ Trinkgeld In Britain it's usual to give taxi-drivers a tip.<br />
tobogganing /t@'bÁg@nIÎ/ Schlittenfahren The children were tobogganing down the snow-covered hill.<br />
trace /'treIsIz/ aufspüren, nachspüren People have traced the history of the town from 800 AD to today.<br />
trading /'treIdIÎ/ Handel Sunday trading is not often allowed in <strong>German</strong>y.<br />
traffic lights /'tr{fIk laIts/ Ampel We had to stop at the traffic lights when they turned red.<br />
transparent /tr{n'sp{r@nt, -'spe@r-/ durchsichtig He put the sandwiches in a transparent plastic container.<br />
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