English-German Wordlist
English-German Wordlist
English-German Wordlist
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Englisch Aussprache Deutsch Beispielsatz<br />
rite /raIt/ Ritual The priest performed the funeral rites.<br />
rumour /'ru:m@/ Gerücht There are rumours that the Italian restaurant is closing down.<br />
show-off /'S@U Áf/ Angeber She's a bit of a show-off.<br />
sketch /sketS/ Sketch What's the name of the TV programme with the funny sketches?<br />
stand-up /'st{nd öp/ Bühnen- Dara O'Briain is my favourite stand-up comedian.<br />
stunning /'stönIÎ/ atemberaubend You look absolutely stunning in that dress.<br />
take turns /"teIk 'tÆ:nz/ sich abwechseln It was a long journey, so we took turns driving the car.<br />
tango /'t{Îg@U/ Tango At our dance class, we're learning to dance the tango.<br />
team up /"ti:md 'öp/ sich zusammentun Team up with someone and work on the project together.<br />
tradition /tr@'dIS@n/ Tradition The university has a long tradition of supporting the arts.<br />
turn into /"tÆ:nd 'Int@, 'IntU/ hier: wurde verfilmt Both his books have been turned into films.<br />
whisper /'wIsp@rIÎ/ flüstern I saw him whispering something in her ear.<br />
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additive /'{d@tIv/ Zusatz Additives in food can be a health risk.<br />
appeal /@'pi:l/ Reiz His music has wide appeal.<br />
artificial /"A:tI'fIS@l/ künstlich These artificial flowers look very realistic.<br />
bake /beIkt/ backen She always baked chocolate cake when her son came to visit.<br />
beat /bi:t/ schlagen Beat the eggs and add them to the mixture.<br />
bitter /'bIt@/ bitter This wine has a really bitter taste – I don't like it at all.<br />
bland /bl{nd/ fade At the restaurant, the service was good but the food was too bland.<br />
blini /'bli:ni/ Blini, Pfannkuchen The blinis were served with sour cream and caviar.<br />
boil /bOIl/ kochen Water boils at 100°C.<br />
breadcrumb /'bredkröm/ Brotkrume I used the blender to make some breadcrumbs.<br />
bring out /"brO:t 'aUt/ herausbringen Lindt has brought out choclate with chilli!<br />
cabbage /'k{bIdZ/ Kohl The children just won't eat cabbage!<br />
calorie /'k{l@ri/ Kalorie An average potato has about 90 calories.<br />
catch on /"k{tS 'Án/ aufnehmen, kapieren I'm not surprised that blue ketchup didn't catch on.<br />
cauliflower /'kÁlI"flaU@/ Blumenkohl Pour the cheese sauce over the cauliflower.<br />
charming /'tSA:mIÎ/ charmant We ate at a charming little Italian restaurant.<br />
chilli sauce /"tSIli 'sO:s/ Chilisoße Adding dark chocolate to the chilli sauce gives it a real Mexican taste.<br />
chop /tSÁp/ klein hacken Chop the carrots into small pieces about half an inch long.<br />
citizen /'sIt@z@n/ Bürger We need our schools to teach students to be good citizens.<br />
classify /'kl{sIfaId/ klassifizieren Are tomatoes classiified as fruit or vegetables?<br />
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