English-German Wordlist
English-German Wordlist
English-German Wordlist
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Englisch Aussprache Deutsch Beispielsatz<br />
tunnel /'tönl/ Tunnel I rang him on my mobile phone, but we were cut off when the train went through a tunnel.<br />
turn /tÆ:n/ Wende My grandad was born at the turn of last century.<br />
turning /'tÆ:nIÎ/ Abzweigung He must have taken a wrong turning in the dark.<br />
ultimate /'ölt@m@t/ hier: beste The Stones are the ultimate rock and roll band!<br />
underground /'önd@graUnd/ U-Bahn When we're in London we often travel on the underground.<br />
underway /"önd@'weI/ in vollem Gange The project is already well underway.<br />
unique /ju:'ni:k/ einzigartig It was a unique opportunity to study these rare creatures.<br />
visible /'vIz@b@l/ sichtbar The outline of the mountains was clearly visible.<br />
wonder /'wönd@/ Erstaunen The sight of the Taj Mahal filled us with wonder.<br />
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abroad /@'brO:d/ im Ausland I've never lived abroad before.<br />
arrange /@'reIndZd/ anordnen Doris arranged the flowers in a lovely vase.<br />
avoid /@'vOId/ vermeiden Road safety is taught to young children to avoid road accidents.<br />
brightly /'braItli/ fröhlich Jill smiled brightly and welcomed us into the house.<br />
circle /'sÆ:k@ld/ umkreisen, hier: umhergehen The hostess circled the room speaking to all the guests.<br />
container /k@n'teIn@/ Behälter At the birthday party, the children were given ice cream in plastic containers.<br />
depressed /dI'prest/ deprimiert She felt lonely and depressed.<br />
depress /dI'presIÎ/ deprimieren The bad weather is really depressing me – when will it stop raining?<br />
diplomat /'dIpl@m{t/ Diplomat She's a diplomat at the American embassy in London.<br />
exercise /'eks@saIz/ üben/trainieren My granny does sudokus all the time to exercise her brain!<br />
fascinating /'f{s@neItIÎ/ faszinierend I'm reading a fascinating book about The Beatles.<br />
form /fO:m/ Kleiderordnung What's the form for this evening – do I need to wear a suit, or will something casual do?<br />
host /h@Ust/ Gastgeber Our host greeted us at the door.<br />
hostess /'h@Ust@s/ Gastgeberin Your wife makes a charming hostess, and has made us all feel very welcome.<br />
impression /Im'preS@n/ Eindruck Arriving late won't create a very favourable impression.<br />
indicate /'IndIkeItId/ andeuten That's my brother', she said, indicating the boy on the red bike.<br />
performing art /p@"fO:mIÎ 'A:t/ darstellende Kunst Theatre is one of the most popular performing arts.<br />
struggle /'strög@l/ sich abmühen She's struggling to pull the cork out of the wine bottle.<br />
take on /"teIk 'Án/ einstellen The company will be taking on more staff next month.<br />
take up /"teIk 'öp/ hier: einnehmen This wardrobe takes up far too much space in this small room.<br />
topic /'tÁpIk/ Thema The environment is a popular topic these days.<br />
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