English-German Wordlist

Englisch Aussprache Deutsch Beispielsatz
coconut /'k@Uk@nöt/ Kokosnuss I didn't know how to break open the coconut.
cod /kÁd/ Kabeljau oder Dorsch Two cod fillets, please.
condiment /'kÁndIm@nt/ Gewürze The condiments, please? The what? The salt and pepper!
consume /k@n'sju:m/ nutzen, konsumieren It says on the bottle that it should be cunsumed within 2 days, so eat up!
cottage cheese /"kÁtIdZ 'tSi:z/ Hüttenkäse Ella's sandwich was filled with cottage cheese.
crispbread /'krIspbred/ Knäckebrot For the slimmers, there was a plate of crispbread and some low-fat cheese.
crispness /'krIspn@s/ Knusprigkeit There's no crispiness if you put it in the microwave.
cucumber /'kju:kömb@/ Gurke The Swedish cucumber salad was delicious.
curry /'köri/ Currygericht, Curry George ordered a chicken curry from the Indian takeaway.
dairy /'de@ri/ Molkerei Lou and Sally have a herd of cattle and a dairy in Herefordshire.
date /deIt/ Treffen, Date Mike's going on a date with his new girlfriend tonight.
décor /'deIkO:/ Ausstattung I admired the décor in her living room.
dough /d@U/ Teig He was baking bread and had left the dough to rise.
dressing /'dresIÎ/ Dressing Make an oil and vinegar dressing.
drop /drÁpt/ fallenlassen It seemed like a good idea, but we dropped it when we found out how much it would cost.
fat /f{t/ Fett Choose foods that are lower in fat!
filling /'fIlIÎ/ Füllung Gran made a pie with cheese and onion filling.
fine /faIn/ schön That's a fine new car you've got there, Sam!
firm /fÆ:m/ hart, steif I like firm green apples.
flavour /'fleIv@/ aromatisieren, würzen I flavour the cake with lemon to make it taste nice and fresh.
flesh /fleS/ Fleisch Carp are freshwater fish with firm white flesh.
fold /f@Uld/ falten Put some cheese on the omelette and fold it up.
fried /fraId/ gebraten For breakfast we had fried eggs and bacon.
frozen /'fr@Uz@n/ gefroren You can use fresh or frozen fish.
gamble /'g{mb@l/ Risiko It was a big gamble for her to leave the band and go solo.
ginger /'dZIndZ@/ Ingwer Ginger is a spice that's good in both savoury and sweet dishes.
grill /grIl/ grillen Grill the bacon until crisp.
helpful /'helpf@l/ nützlich Thank you for your advice; it's been very helpful.
herbs /hÆ:b/ Kräuter It tastes better with chopped fresh herbs.
hopelessly /'h@Upl@sli/ hoffnungslos you should see her clothes – she's hopelessly out of date.
indeed /In'di:d/ hier: sogar You can eat it with meat or indeed anything!
infant /'Inf@nt/ Säugling An infant's skin is very sensitive.
innovation /"In@'veIS@n/ Innovation, Einführung a recent innovation was different coloured tomatoes.
introduce /"Intr@'dju:st/ einführen Bananas were first introduced to Britain years and years ago.
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