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6 zero number ˈzɪərəʊ null zéro zero The temperature is zero degrees.

6 one number wʌn eins un uno I have one brother

6 two number tuː zwei deux due I have two sisters.

6 three number θriː drei trois tre Look at page three.

6 four number fɔː vier quatre quattroThere are four books on the

table.6 five number faɪv fünf cinq cinque It's five o'clock.

6 six number sɪks sechs six sei We have six classrooms.

6 seven number ˈsevən sieben sept setteThere are seven men in the

class.

6 eight number eɪt acht huit otto The number is zero eight one.

6 nine number naɪn neun neuf noveThere are nine women in the

class6 ten number ten zehn dix dieci He's ten years old.

6 DVD n ˌdiː viː ˈdiː DVD DVD DVD I have the DVD.

6 phone n fəʊn Telefon téléphone telefonoThe phone is ringing. Please

answer it.

6 hotel n həʊˈtel Hotel hôtel albergo, hotel We are in a small hotel in Paris.

6 football n ˈfʊtbɔːl Fußball football calcio The children are playing football.

6 bus n bʌs Bus bus autobusI usually catch the bus to

college.

6 chocolate n ˈtʃɒklət, ˈtʃɒklɪt Schokolade chocolat cioccolatoCan I have some chocolate,

please?

6 what determiner wɒtwelche, welcher,

welchesquel, quelle che What colour is your new car?

6 is v s, z, əz; strong ɪz ist est è Is he English?

6 in prep ɪn in en in What's the word in English?

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6 sorry adj ˈsɒri Entschuldigung Pardon mi dispiace Sorry, I don’t know the answer.

6 not adv nɒt nicht, hier: kein ne pas non That's not a good idea.

6 don't v dəʊnt nicht (tun) ne pas (faire) non (fare) I don’t know.

6 know v nəʊ kennen connaître conoscere He knows the new teacher.

6 it pronoun ɪt es ce esso, è It's a book.

6 write v raɪt schreiben écrire scrivere Write your name here, please.

6 say v seɪ sprechen dire dire Say the word after me.

6 please interjection pliːz bittes'il vous plaît, s'il te

plaîtper favore

Can I have a drink of water,

please?6 yes adv jes ja oui sì Are you Ann? Yes, I am

6 I pronoun aɪ ich je io I am a student.

6 no adv nəʊ nein non noAre you English? No. I'm

Canadian.6 open v ˈəʊpən öffnen ouvrir aprire Open the window, please.

6 your determiner jə, strong jɔː dein, deine ton, ta, tes tuo, vostro, suo This is your book.

6 understand v ˌʌndəˈstænd verstehen comprendre capire I don’t understand this word.

6 like prep laɪk so wie comme come Open your book like this.

6 thisdeterminer,

pronounðɪs dies ce, ceci questo I don’t like this.

6 whichdeterminer,

pronounwɪtʃ

Nominativ: welche,

welcher, welches /

Akkusativ: welche,

welchen

quel, quelle quale Which book do you like best?

6 page n peɪdʒ Seite page pagina What's on page seven?

6 number n ˈnʌmbə Nummer numéro numero Look at page number five.

6 can modal verb kən, strong kæn können pouvoir potere Can you repeat that please?

6 you pronoun jə, jʊː, strong juː du, Sie tu, vous tu You can write it.

6 repeat v rɪˈpiːt wiederholen répéter ripetere Can you repeat that, please?

6 thank you interjection θæŋk jʊː, jʊː danke merci grazie Thank you.

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8 Ireland country ˈaɪələnd Irland Irlande Irlanda He is from Ireland.



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8 Australia country ɒˈstreɪliə Australien Australie Australia She is from Sydney in Australia.

8 Spain country speɪn Spanien Espagne la Spagna I am from Spain.

8 the USA country juː es ˈeɪ USA les États-Unis gli Stati Uniti New York is in the USA.

8 from prep frəm; strong frɒm aus de di We're all from London.

8 am vm, əm; strong

æmbin suis sono I am Spanish.

8 hello interjection həˈləʊ, heˈlɛʊ hallo bonjour, allo, salut salve Hello, my name's Jessica.

8 hiinterjection

infhaɪ hallo bonjour, hello, salut ciao Hi, my name's Jessica.

8 nice adj naɪs schön beau, belle bello He has a nice house.

8 meet v miːt kennenlernen rencontrer incontrare Nice to meet you.

8 South Africa country saʊθ ˈæfɪikə Südafrika Afrique du Sud il Sudafrica Are you from South Africa?

8 Poland country ˈpeʊlənd Polen Pologne Polonia Warsaw is in Poland.

9 Brazil country brəˈzɪl Brasilien Brésil Brasile They are from Brazil

9 Japan country dʒəˈpæn Japan Japon Giappone Tokyo is in Japan.

9 Russia country ˈrʌʃə Russland Russie Russia Moscow is in Russia.

9 China country ˈtʃaɪnə China Chine Cina Beijing is in China.

9 England country ˈɪŋglənd England Angleterre Inghilterra My teacher is from England.

9 Argentina country ˌɑːdʒənˈtiːnə Argentinien Argentine Argentina Argentina is in South America.

9 Italy country ˈɪtəli Italien Italie Italia Rome is the capital of Italy.

9 Saudi Arabia country ˈsaʊdi əˈreɪbiə Saudi-Arabien Arabie saoudite Arabia Saudita Is Riyadh in Saudi Arabia?

10 job n dʒɒb Arbeit travail lavoro Teaching is a good job.

10 teacher n ˈtiːtʃə Lehrer/in

professeur,

instituteur/institutric

e

insegnante Miss Lind is my English teacher.

10 actor n ˈæktə Schauspieler/in acteur/actrice attore He wants to be an actor.

10 engineer nˌendʒəˈnɪə,

ˌendʒɪˈnɪəIngenieur/in ingénieur ingegnere My father is an engineer.

10 doctor n ˈdɒktə Arzt, Ärztin docteur, médecin dottore, medico Nina is a doctor.

10 taxi driver n tæksi ˈdraɪvə Taxifahrer/in chauffeur de taxi tassistaThe taxi driver took us to the

hotel.

10 businessman nˈbɪznəsmən,

ˈbɪznɪsmənGeschäftsmann homme d'affaires uomo d'affari John's father is a businessman.



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10 businesswoman nˈbɪznəsˌwʊmən,

ˈbɪznɪsˌwʊmənGeschäftsfrau femme d'affaires donna d'affari

She wants to be a

businesswoman.

10 singer n ˈsiŋə Sänger/in chanteur, chanteuse cantante Jodie is a singer with a pop band.

10 waiter n ˈweɪtə Kellner/in serveur, serveuse cameriereShe asked the waiter for the

menu.

10 student n ˈstuːdənt Student/in étudiant/e studenteShe's a student at Oxford

University.10 a determiner ə ein, eine un/e un, una I'm a doctor.

10 an determiner ən

ein, eine (vor

Nomen mit

Vokalen)

un/e un, una He's an engineer.

10 welcome interjection ˈwelkəm willkommen bienvenue benvenuto Welcome to England.

10 international adj ˌɪntəˈnæʃənəl international international/e internazionaleHe works in an international

bank.

10 conference n ˈkɒnfərəns Konferenz conférence conferenzaHe's in England for an

international conference.10 first adj fɜːst erster premier primo This is my first time in London.

10 time n taɪm Mal fois volta This is your first time in Paris.

11 on prep ɒn auf sur su My book is on the table.

11 very adv ˈveri sehr très molto You are very happy.

11 happy adj ˈhæpi glücklich heureux felice, contentoSam is happy because it's his

brithday.11 now adv naʊ jetzt maintenant adesso Now I'm a waiter.

11 here adv hɪə hier ici qui We are here in London.

11 good adj gʊd gut bon buono We have a good teacher.

11 city n ˈsɪti Stadt ville città Birmingham is a city in England.

11 business n ˈbɪznəs, ˈbɪznɪs Geschäft commerceaffari, orario

d'apertura

The supermarket is open for

business 24 hours a day.

11 university n ˌjuːnəˈvɜːsəti Universität université universitàShe is going to university next

year.11 name n neɪm Name nom nome My name is Sarah.

11 he pronoun hi er il lui He is Saudi Arabian.

11 she pronoun si sie elle lei She is a student.

11 capital n ˈkæpətl, ˈkæpɪtl Hauptstadt capitale capitale Paris is the capital of France.

11 isn't (v) ˈɪzənt ist nicht, ist kein n'est pas non è He isn’t Scottish.



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12 family n ˈfæməli Familie famille famigliaThere are four girls and two boys

in my family.

12 address n əˈdres Adresse adresse indirizzoMy address is 37 King street,

London.

13 spell v spel buchstabieren épeler scrivere Can you spell your name for me?

13 dot n dɒt Punkt point puntinoThe web address is yahoo dot

com.

14 countryside n ˈkʌntrisaɪdLand (im Gegensatz

zu "Stadt")campagne campagna I like walking in the countryside.

14 sea n siː Meer, See mer mareThe Rad Sea lies between Arabia

and North Africa.

14 beach n biːtʃ Strand plage spiaggia Shall we go to the beach today?

14 mountain nˈmaʊntən,

ˈmaʊntinBerg montagne montagna

We like climbing in the

mountains.

14 river n ˈrɪvə Fluss rivière fiumeThe Nile is the longest river in

the world.

14 village n ˈvɪlɪdʒ Dorf village paeseI come from a small village in

France.

14 building n ˈbɪldɪŋ Gebäude batiment, immeuble edificio The hotel is a big building.

14 old adj əʊld alt vieux/vieille vecchio We live in an old house.

14 new adj njuː neu nouveau nuovo He has a new car.

14 big adj bɪg groß grand grande He drives a big car.

14 small adj smɔːl klein petit piccolo He lives in a small house.

14 beautiful adj ˈbjuːtəfəl, ˈbjuːtɪfəl schön beau bello The village is very beautiful.

14 cold adj kəʊld kalt froid freddo It's cold today.

14 hot adj hɒt heiß chaud caldo It was very hot today.

14 around adv, prep əˈraʊnd um ... herum autour de intorno a We walked around the building.

14 world n wɜːld Welt monde mondoShe wants to travel around the

world.

14 winter n ˈwɪntə Winter hiver invierno It gets very cold here in winter.



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14 summer n ˈsʌmə Sommer été estate It gets very hot here in summer.

14 office n ˈɒfəs, ˈɒfɪs Büro bureau ufficio This is my office.

15 important adj ɪnˈpɔːtənt wichtig important importante He has a very important job.

15 mix n mɪks Mischung mélange misto, misturaThere is a mix of old and new

buildings.

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18 husband n ˈhʌzbənd Ehemann, Gatte mari marito John is Mary's husband.

18 wife n waɪf Ehefrau, Gattin femme moglie Mary is John's wife.

18 brother n ˈbrʌðə Bruder frère fratello James is Sarah's brother.

18 sister n ˈsɪstə Schwester soeur sorella Sarah is Jame's sister.

18 father n ˈfɒːðə Vater père padreJohn is the father of Sarah and

James.18 son n sʌn Sohn fils figlio James is Mary and John's son.

18 mother n mʌðə Mutter mère madreMary is the mother of Sarah and

James.

18 daughter n ˈdɔːtə Tochter fille figliaSarah is John and Mary's

daughter.

18 parents n ˈpeərənts Eltern parents genitoriSarah's parents are John and

Mary.

18 children n ˈtʃɪldrən Kinder enfants figliSarah and James are the Mary's

children..

18 musician n mjuːzɪʃən Musiker/in musicien/ne musicistaHe's a musician. He plays the

guitar.19 we pronoun wi; strong wiː wir nous noi We are in England.

19 at prep ət, strong æt auf à a He's at university.

19 home n həʊm zuhause à la maison casa We are at home.

19 they pronoun ðəɪ sie (Plural) ils/elles loro They are students.

19 right n raɪt rechts droite essere in giusto They are in the right.

19 classroom nˈklɑːsrʊm,

ˈklɑːsruːm

Klassenzimmer,

Unterrichtsraumsalle de classe classe, aula

The students are in the

classroom.19 friend n frend Freund/in ami/e amico Julie is Sarah's friend.

19 photo n ˈfəʊtəʊ Foto photo foto This is a photo of my friend.

19 my determiner maɪ mein, meine mon/ma mio John is my best friend.

19 mobile n ˈməʊbaɪl Handy portable numero di telefonino What is your mobile number?



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19 see v siː sehen voir vedere See you later.

19 soon adv suːn bald bientôt presto See you soon.

20 eleven number ɪˈlevən elf onze undici He is eleven years old.

20 twelve number twelv zwölf douze dodici She's twelve tomorrow.

20 thirteen number ˌθɜːˈtiːn dreizehn treize tredici My brother is thirteen.

20 fourteen number ˌfɔːˈtiːn vierzehn quatorze quattordiciThere are fourteen students in

the class.

20 fifteen number ˌfɪfˈtiːn fünfzehn quinze quindiciThe hotel is fifteen minutes from

the city centre.

20 sixteen number ˌsɪksˈtiːn sechzehn seize sedici I'm sixteen.

20 seventeen number ˌsevənˈtiːn siebzehn dix-sept diciassette He's seventeen years old.

20 eighteen number ˌeɪˈtiːn achtzehn dix-huit diciotto Is your sister eighteen?

20 nineteen number ˌnaɪnˈtiːn neunzehn dix-neuf dicianove Nineteen people are in the room.

20 twenty number ˈtwenti zwanzig vingt venti Twenty people work in the hotel.

20 thirty number ˈθɜːti dreißig trente trenta The restaurant is thirty years old.

20 forty number ˈfɔːti vierzig quarante quaranta My mother is forty.

20 fifty number ˈfɪfti fünfzig cinquante cinquanta His father is fifty.

20 sixty number ˈsɪksti sechzig soixante sessanta An hour is sixty minutes.

20 seventy number ˈsevənti siebzig soixante-dix settanta He's seventy.

20 eighty number ˈeɪti achtzig quatre-vingts ottanta She's old. She's eighty

20 ninety number ˈnaɪnti neunzig quatre-vingt-dix novanta He's very old. He's ninety.

20 hundred number ˈhʌndrəd hundert cent centoThere are a hundred people at

the conference.

20 how adv haʊ wiecomment / ici:

combienquanto, come How old is she?

20 she pronoun ʃi; strong ʃiː sie (Singular) elle lei She is a teacher.

20 downtown adv ˌdaʊnˈtaʊnInnenstadt,

Stadtzentrumcentre-ville centro She lives in downtown New York.

20 the

definite

article,

determiner

ðə; before vowels

ði; strong ðiːder, die das le, la il, la Mr Gaunt is the teacher.

20 cook n kʊk Koch/Köchin cuisinier cuocoFrank is the cook in the

restaurant.20 year n jɪə, jɜː Jahr an, année anno He is 50 years old.



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20 food n fuːd Essen nourriture cibo The food in the café is very good.

20 fantastic adj fænˈtæstɪk fantastisch fantastique fantastico The film is fantastic.

20 centre n ˈsentə Zentrum centre centroThe cafe is in the centre of the

town.20 open adj ˈəʊpən geöffnet ouvert/e aperto The shop isn’t open now.

20 because conjunction bɪˈkɒz, bɪˈkəz weil parce-que perchéThe food is fantastic because the

cook is very good.

20 people n (plural) ˈpiːpəl Menschen, Leute gens persone, genteThere are sixty people in the

restaurant.

20 hour n aʊə Stunde heure oraI am in school for eight hours

every day.

20 day n deɪ Tag jour, journée giornoThere are twenty-four hours in a

day.

20 week n wiːk Woche semaine settimana There are seven days in a week.

21 his pronoun ɪz, strong hiz sein, seine son/sa suo His wife is French.

21 holiday nˈhɒlədi, ˈhɒlɪdi, -

deɪFerien vacances vacanza We are on holiday in Greece.

21 perfect adv ˈpɜːfɪkt perfekt, vollkommen parfait perfetto The hotel is perfect.

21 place n pleɪs Ort lieu posto This place is beautiful.

21 stay n steɪ Aufenthalt séjour soggiorno The hotel is perfect for your stay.

21 also adv ˈɔːlsəʊ auch aussi ancheThe hotel is big and also

beautiful.21 think v θɪŋk denken penser, croire pensare I think the café is very good.

21 our determiner aʊə unser, unsere notre nostro Here is our hotel.

21 boss n bɒs Chef, Vorgesetze/r patron capo Mani is my boss.

21 her determiner ə, hə; strong hɜː ihr, ihre son, sa suo Her sister is very happy.

21 their pronoun ðə; strong ðeə

ihr, ihre (Plural,

Possessivpronomen

)

leur loroThey are brother and sister.

Their parents are French.

21 salsa n ˈsælsə Salsa, Sauce salsa, sauce salsa salsa The salsa is very good.

21 recipe n ˈresəpi, ˈresɪpi Rezept recette ricettaThe salsa recipe is from my

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21 sale n seɪl Verkauf vente venditaThe food is on sale all over the

world.

21 all determiner ɔːl alle tous/toutes tuttoAll the students are in the

classroom.

21 over prep ˈəʊvə in, über partout in tuttoPeople all over the world eat my

mother's salsa.

21 company n ˈkʌmpəni Unternehmen, Firma entreprise societàMy father is a manager in a big

company.

21 group n gruːp Gruppe groupe gruppoA group of tourists is in the

hotel.

21 Moroccan adj məˈrɒkən marokkanischMarocain/e,

marocain/emarocchino He eats Moroccan food.

21 for prep fə; strong fɜː für pour perThe restaurant is good for Italian

food.

22 hungry adj hʌŋgri hungrig avoir faim, affamé aver fameWe're hungry. Let's have a

pizza.

22 thirsty adj ˈθɜːsti durstig avoir soif, assoiffé aver seteWe're thirsty. Let's have some

water.22 tired adj təɪəd müde fatigué/e stanco I'm tired. I need to sleep.

22 to be bored adj bɔːd sich langweilen s'ennuyer annoiatoI'm bored. Let's go to the

cinema.22 problem n ˈprɒbləm Problem problème problema What's the problem?

22 school n skuːl Schule école scuola We are at Forest High School.

22 café n ˈkæfeɪ Café café caffè We can have a pizza in the café.

22 meeting n ˈmiːtɪŋ Begegnung, Treffen réunion incontro This is their first meeting.

22 eat v iːt essen manger mangiare Let's eat a pizza.

22 have vv, əv, həv; strong

hævhaben avoir avere We have a problem.

22 break n breɪk Pause pause pausa Let's have a break.

22 sit (down) v sɪt sitzen s'asseoir sedere You can sit in the classroom.

22 down adv daʊn nieder-, hinunter bas, en bas sedersi, giù Let's sit down.

22 go v gəʊ gehen aller andare We go to a good school.

22 stop v stɒp aufhören arrêter fermare Let's stop now.

22 idea n aɪˈdɪə Idee idée idea That's a good idea.

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23 inside adverb ɪnˈsaɪd hinein, innen à l'intérieur dentro Let's go inside. I'm cold.

23 minute n ˈmɪnət, ˈmɪnɪt Minute minute minuto Let's stop in five minutes.

24 prince n prɪns Prinz prince principePrince William is the son of

Prince Charles.

24 thousand number ˈθaʊzənd tausend mille / millier mille Thousands of people are here.

24 street n striːt Straße rue strada People are in the streets.

24 billion number ˈbɪljən Milliarde milliard miliardoBillions of people are by their

TVs.

24 royal adj ˈrɔɪəl königlich, Königs- royal/e realeI'm interested in the British royal

family.

24 programme n ˈprəʊgræm Senderémission,

programmeprogramma

There is a BBC programme on

TV.24 story n ˈstɔːri Geschichte histoire storia It is the story of a our city.

24Westminster

Abbeyn ˈwestmɪnstə ˈæbi Westminster Abbey Westminster Abbey

Abbazia di

Westminster

The wedding is in Westminster

Abbey.24 birthday n ˈbɜːθdeɪ Geburtstag anniversaire compleanno My birthday is 7th March.

24 arrive v əˈraɪv ankommen arriver arrivare People arrive for the big day.

24 moment n ˈməʊmənt Augenblick, Moment moment momento This is a big moment for her.

24 ring n rɪŋ Ring bague anello She has a beautiful wedding ring.

25 class n klɑːs Klasse cours, classe classe There are 30 people in my class.

25 work n wɜːk Arbeit travail lavoro He's at work now.

25 best adj bestbeste, bester,

bestesmeilleur/e migliore She's my best friend.

25 friendly adj ˈfrendli freundlich aimable socievole Jack is a friendly person.

25 a lot adv ə lɒt viel, häufig beaucoup molto We're on the phone a lot.

25 together adv təˈgeðə zusammen ensemble insiemeThey're in a French class

together.

26 married adj ˈmærid verheiratet marié sposatiPrince William and Kate

Middelton are married. 27 fan n fæn Fan supporter appassionato Jessica is a big music fan.

27 festival n ˈfestəvəl. ˈfestɪvəl Festival festival festival They're at a festival this week.

27 traditional adj trəˈdiʃənəl traditionell traditionnel/le tradizionale The music is traditional.



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27 modern adj ˈmɒdn modern moderne moderno The music is very modern.

27 rock n rɒk Rockmusik rock rock It's rock music.

27 concert n ˈkɒnsət Konzert concert concerto The music concert is today.

27 tonight n təˈnaɪt heute Abend ce soir staseraOur meeting is at 7 o'clock

tonight.27 dog n dɒg Hund chien cane She has two dogs.

27 when adv wen wannquand, à quelle

heurequando When is the concert?

27 cat n kæt Katze chat gatto She also has two cats.

27 party n ˈpɑːti Party fête festa, party Let's have a party tonight!

28 relationship n rɪˈleɪʃənʃɪpVerhältnis,

Beziehunglien rapporto What's their relationship?

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30 printer n ˈprɪntə Drucker imprimante stampante Is this a colour printer?

30 desk n desk Schreibtisch bureau tavolo The computer is on the desk.

30 key n kiː Schlüssel clé chiave Here are the keys to your office.

30 clock n clɒk Uhr, Wanduhr horloge orologio There is a big clock on the wall.

30 card n kɑːd Karte carte biglietto Here is my business card.

30 box n bɒks Schachtel boîte scatola There are two boxes on my desk.

30 picture n ˈpɪktʃə Bild photographie, image foto This is a picture of my sister.

30 chair n tʃeə Stuhl chaise sediaThere are twenty chairs in the

room.30 lamp n læmp Lampe lampe lampada This lamp is new.

30 that determiner ðæt das, jenes celui-là, celle-là questo That is my book.

30 these determiner ðiːz dies (Plural) ces questi These are his shoes.

30 those determiner ðəʊz jeneceux, celles/ ceux-

là, celles-làquelli Those are John's business cards.

31 there adverb ðeə dort là lì Those are my friends over there.

31 everyone pronoun ˈevriwʌn jeder, alle chacun, tous ognuno, tutti Everyone is here now.

31 coursebook n ˈkɔːsbʊk Lehrbuch livre de cours libro scolasticoLook at page 31 in your

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31 thanks interjection θæŋks danke merci grazie Thanks.

31 window n ˈwɪndəʊ Fenster fenêtre finestraOpen the window. It's hot in

here.

31 free adj friː frei libre liberoThis desk is free. Mike isn't here

today.

31 single adj ˈsɪŋgəl alleinstehend célibataire single She isn't married. She's single.

32 famous adj ˈfeɪməs berühmt fameux famoso She's a famous singer.

32 glove n glʌv Handschuh gant guantoMy hands are cold. I need some

gloves.32 dress n dres Kleid robe abito She's got a new red dress.

32 guitar n gɪˈtɑː Gitarre guitare chitarra Some singers play the guitar.

32 museum n mjuːˈziəm Museum musée museoThere are many interesting

objects in the museum.

32 thing n θɪŋ Ding chose cosa What two things are on my desk?

32 list n lɪst Liste liste listaWrite a list of famous people you

know.

32 find out phrasal v faɪnd aʊt herausfinden se renseigner sur informarsiCan you find out the name of the

new student?32 still adverb stɪl noch encore, toujours ancora Are you still here?

32 call v kɔːl heißen s'appeler chiamare What is this called?

32 glasses n plural ˈglaːsəz Brille lunettes occhialiI've got glasses because my eyes

aren't good.32 acting n ˈæktɪŋ Schauspielkunst jeu recitazione He is famous for his acting.

32 theatre n ˈθɪətə Theater théâtre teatroWe can see famous actors in the

theatre.32 itch n ɪtʃ Jucken, Juckreiz démangeaison prurito I have an itch on my hand.

32 love v lʌv lieben aimer amare Jane loves chocolate.

32 tender adj ˈtendə zärtlich tendre tenero It is a tender love song.

32 gold adj gəʊld Gold d'or d'oro His watch is gold.

32 running adj ˈrʌnɪŋ laufen, joggen course à pied da corsa These are his running shoes.

32 shoe n ʃuː Schuh chaussure scarpa My new shoes are great.

32 medallist nˈmedl-əst, ˈmedl-

ɪstMedaillengewinner médaillé/e

vincitore di

medagliaUsain Bolt is a gold medallist.

32 racquet n rækət, rækɪt Schläger (Sport) raquette racchetta Can I have this tennis racquet?



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32 both determiner bəʊθ beide tous les deux entrambi My sister and I both play tennis.

32 winner n ˈwɪnə Sieger vainqueur vincitore (-trice)Federer is the winner of the

tennis competition.

32 competition nˌkɒmpəˈtɪʃən,

ˌkɒmpɪˈtɪʃənWettbewerb compétition competizione We are in a football competition.

32 memorabilia n ˌmemərəˈbɪliə Erinnerungsstücke souvenirs cimeliThe museum has a lot of Michael

Jackson memorabilia.33 T-shirt n ˈtiː ʃɜːt T-Shirt T-shirt T-shirt, maglietta This is my white T-shirt.

33 sweater n ˈswetə Pulloverpull-over, sweat-

shirtgolf Her red sweater is beautiful.

33 hat n hæt Hut chapeau cappello My head is cold. I need a hat.

33 shirt n ʃɜːt Hemd chemise camicia Is this Elvis Presley's shirt?

33 jacket n ˈdʒækət, ˈdʒækɪt Jacke veste giacca Her black jacket is old.

33 trousers n ˈtraʊzəz Hose pantalon pantaloni I love your blue trousers.

33 black adj blæk schwarz noir neroCan I have a black coffee,

please?33 blue adj bluː blau bleu blu, azzuro The sea is very blue today.

33 brown adj braʊn braun brun marrone He has brown hair.

33 red adj red rot rouge rosso Her new bag is red.

33 white adj waɪt weiß blanc bianco Milk is white.

33 yellow adj ˈjeləʊ gelb jaune giallo Bananas are yellow.

33 favourite adj ˈfeɪvərət, ˈfeɪvərɪt Lieblings- préféré preferito Purple is my favourite colour.

33 sunglasses n pluralˈsʌnˌglaːsəz,

ˈsʌnˌglaːsɪzSonnenbrille lunettes de soleil occhiali da sole These are her sunglasses.

33 basketball nˈbɑːskətbɔːl,

ˈbɑːskɪtbɔːlBasketball basket-ball, basket pallacanestro Luoi Deng is a basketball player.

33 player n ˈpleɪə Spieler/in joueur giocatore, tennistaSerena Williams is a tennis

player.33 national adj ˈnæʃənəl National-, national national nazionale He is in the national team.

33 team n tiːm Team équipe equipe They play in the basketball team.

34 style n staɪl Stil style stileHard Rock Café is an American-

style café.

34 full adj fʊl voll plein pienoThe museum is full of

memorabilia.34 rock and roll n rɒk ən rəʊl Rock'n Roll rock and roll rock-and-roll He loves rock and roll music.



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34 Cadillac nˈkædəlæk,

ˈkædɪlækCadillac Cadillac Cadillac He has an old Cadillac.

34 sandwich nˈsænwɪdʒ,

ˈsænwɪtʒ

Sandwich, belegtes

Brotsandwich panino, tramezzino Can I have a sandwich, please?

34 cake n keɪk Kuchen gâteau tortaYour chocolate cake is on the

table.

34 tea n tiː Tee thé té Can I have a cup of tea, please?

34 mineral water n ˈmɪnərəl ˈwɔːtə Mineralwasser eau minérale acqua mineraleCan I have a mineral water,

please?

34 cola n ˈkəʊlə Coca-Cola cola Coca-ColaThere's a can of cola on the

desk.34 help v help helfen aider aiutare Can I help you?

34 espresso neˈspresəʊ,

ɪˈspresəʊEspresso expresso (caffè) espresso Two espressos, please.

34 cappuccino nˌkæpəˈtʃiːnəʊ,

ˌkæpʊˈtʃiːnəʊCappuccino cappuccino cappuccino Can I have a cappuccino, please?

34 egg n eg Ei oeuf uovo I love egg sandwiches.

34 bread n bred Brot pain paneThere is white or brown bread for

the sandwiches.34 anything pronoun ˈeniθɪŋ irgendetwas quelque chose qualcosa Anything else?

34 else adverb els sonst autre, d'autre altro Do want anything else?

34 still adj stɪl still encore ancoraCan I have still mineral water,

please?

34 sparkling adj ˈspɑːklɪŋ sprudelnd pétillant gasata I love sparkling mineral water.

34 euro n ˈjʊərəʊ Euro euro euro That's four euros fifty.

35 milk n mɪlk Milch lait latte He has milk in his coffee.

35 how much determiner mʌtʃ wie viel combien quanto How much is the sandwich?

36 spice n spaɪs Gewürz épice spezia I love spices in my food.

36 clothes n kləʊðz, kləʊz Kleider vêtements abiti, vestitiHe is an assistant in a clothes

shop.

36 carpet n ˈkaːpət, ˈkaːpɪt Teppich tapis tappetoThere is a big red carpet in the

room.

36 jewellery n ˈdʒuːəlri Schmuck bijoux gioielleria The jewellery is very beautiful.

36 pottery n ˈpɒtəri Keramik poterie ceramica The old pottery is from China.

36 leather n ˈleðə Leder cuirs cuoio He has black leather bag.



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36 wallet n ˈwɒlət, ˈwɒlɪtGeldbeutel,

Brieftasche

portefeuille, porte-

monnaieportafoglio The money is in his wallet.

36 sweet n swiːt Süßigkeit, Bonbon bonbon dolciThey have sweets for the

children.36 presenter n prɪˈzentə Moderator présentateur presentatore He is an Italian TV presenter.

36 market n ˈmɒːkət, ˈmɒːkɪt Markt marché mercatoThe Grand Bazaar is a famous

market.

36 seller n ˈseləVerkäufer/Verkäufer

invendeur/vendeuse venditore He is a carpet seller.

36 salesman n ˈseɪlzmənVerkäufer/Geschäfts

mann/Händler

vendeur,

représentant de

commerce

commesso My father is a salesman.

36 second number ˈsekənd zweite/r, zweites deuxième secondoThis is my second day in

Istanbul.36 study v ˈstʌdi studieren étudier studiare I study French and Spanish.

36 learn v lɜːn lernen apprendre imparare He's in Rome to learn Italian.

36 real adj rɪəl echt, wahr vrai vero, reale This is real leather.

36 art n ɑːt Kunst art arte They love modern art.

36 nightmare n ˈnaɪtmeə Alptraum cauchemar incubo The holiday was a nightmare.

36 give v gɪv geben, schenken donner, offrir dare Give your books to the teacher.

36 special adj ˈspeʃəl

besonders,

besondere/r,

besondereres

particulier particolare This is a special book.

36 discount n ˈdɪskaʊnt Preisnachlass remise, discount sconto They give us a special discount.

36 price n praɪs Preis prix prezzoThe price of the carpet is 1,000

euros.

37 final adj ˈfaɪnəlEnd-, Schluss-,

endgültigfinal finale, definitivo The final price is 200 euros.

37 excuse v ɪkˈskjʊːz entschuldigen excuser scusareExcuse me. Can I have a

mineral water?37 look n lʊk Blick regard sguardo Can I have a look?

37 expensive adj ɪkˈspensɪv teuer cher caro The carpet is expensive.

37 attraction n əˈtrækʃən Attraktion attraction attrazioneBig Ben is a famous tourist

attraction.37 visitor n ˈvɪzətə, ˈvɪzɪtə Besucher, Tourist visiteur visitatore I'm a visitor in London.

38 brush n brʌʃ Pinsel pinceau pennello This is Picasso's brush.



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38 telescope n ˈteləskəʊp Teleskop téléscope telescopio The telescope is Galileo's.

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40 like v laɪk mögen aimer piacere I like my job.

40 work v wɜːk arbeiten travailler lavorare He works in an office.

40 drive v drɑɪv fahren conduire guidare My brother drives a Cadillac.

40 car n kɑː Auto la voiture macchina I have a small car.

40 flat n flæt Wohnung appartement appartamento They live in a flat.

40 sport n spɔːt Sport, Sportart sport sport What sport do you like?

40 don't (v) dəʊnt nicht tunne fait pas, ne font

pasnon I don’t know him

40 life n laɪf Leben vie vita I have a new life in America now.

40 different adj ˈdɪfərənt anders, verschieden différent diversoLife in America is different from

life in my country.

40 metre n ˈmiːtə Meter mètre metroIt's 200 metres to the shops

from my flat.

40 same adj seɪm der-, die-, dasselbe même stesso We like the same things.

40 house n haʊs Haus maison casa We live in a small house.

40 kilometre nˈkɪləˌmiːtə,

kɪˈlɒmətəKilometer kilomètre chilometro

The shops are 3 kilometres from

my house.

40 walk v wɔːkgehen, zu Fuß

gehenmarcher

camminare, andare

a piediI walk to work every day.

42 normal adj ˈnɔːməl normal normal normaleHe is a normal twenty-eight year

old.42 doesn't (v) ˈdʌzənt tut nicht ne (fait) pas non (fa) She doesn’t like chocolate.

42 night n naɪt Abend, Nacht soir, nuit sera, notteThey play computer games every

night.

42 other adj ˈʌðə andere/r, anderes autre altroThis job is different from my

other job.42 avatar n ˈævətɑː Avatar avatar avatar This is my Second Life avatar.

42 tree n triː Baum arbre alberoI can see a big tree outside my

window.42 club n klʌb Club club locale notturno She sings in a night club.

42 boyfriend n ˈbɔɪfrend Freund ami ragazzo Jack is Fiona's boyfriend.



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42 identity naɪˈdentəti,

aɪˈdentɪtiIdentität identité identità I don’t know his real identity.

42 cycle v ˈsaɪkəl Rad fahren faire du vélo pedalare He cycles to work every day.

42 teach v tiːtʃ unterrichten, lehren enseigner insegnare Miss Jones teaches English.

42 language n ˈlæŋgwɪdʒ Sprache langue lingua He speaks three languages.

42 weekend n ˌwiːkˈend, ˈwiːkend Wochenende le week-endfine settimana,

weekend

What do you do at the

weekends?42 band n bænd Band orchestre complesso She's a singer in a band.

42 girlfriend n ˈgɜːlfrend Freundin amie ragazza Fiona is Jack's girlfriend.

42 who pronoun huː wer qui chi Who is your favourite singer?

42 go out v aʊt ausgehen sortir uscire He goes out on Friday evenings.

43 Sunday n ˈsʌndi, ˈsʌndeɪ Sonntag dimanche domenica I play basketball on Sundays.

43 Monday n ˈmʌndi, ˈmʌndeɪ Montag lundi lunedì He works on Mondays.

43 Tuesday n ˈtjuːzdi, ˈtjuːzdeɪ Dienstag mardi martediShe has Spanish lessons on

Tuesday.

43 Wednesday n ˈwenzdi, ˈwenzdeɪ Mittwoch mercredi mercoledìWe go the cinema on

Wednesdays.

43 Thursday n ˈθɜːzdi, ˈθɜːzdeɪ Donnerstag jeudi giovedìI meet my friends on Thursday

evenings.

43 Friday n ˈfraɪdi, ˈfraɪdeɪ Freitag vendredi venerdì We see our parents on Fridays.

43 Saturday n ˈsætədi, ˈsætədeɪ Samstag samedi sabatoTThe football match is on

Saturday

43 every determiner ˈevri jede/r, jedes chaque ogni They play tennis every weekend.

43 month n mʌnθ Monat mois meseI visit my grandparents every

month.

43 morning n ˈmɔːnɪŋ Morgen matin mattina He arrives at 8 every morning.

43 afternoon n ˌɑːftəˈnuːn Nachmittag après-midi pomeriggio We can meet this afternoon.

44 film n fɪlm Film film film Do you want to see a film?

44 play n pleɪ Theaterstück pièce opera teatrale I like Shakespeare plays.

44 match n mætʃ Spiel (Sport), Match match partita We can watch the football match.

44 lesson n ˈlesənUnterricht,

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44 August n ɜːˈgʌst August août agosto My birthday is in August.

44 schedule n ˈʃedjuːl, ˈskedjuːl Terminplan, Zeitplan horaire orario What's the schedule for the day?

44 level n ˈlevəl Niveau niveau livello His English level is good.

44 available adj əˈveɪləbəl verfügbar disponible disponibile What lessons are available?

44 celebrate v ˈseləbreɪt feiern célébrer festeggiareWe celebrate our birthdays with

a party.

44 view v vjuː ansehen voir, regarder vedere You can view the photos online.

44 listing n ˈlɪstiŋ Verzeichnis listage, programme lista Look at the cinema listings.

44 detail n ˈdiːteɪl Detail, Einzelheit détail dettaglioCan you give me details of the

holiday, please?

44 map n mæpStadtplan,

Landkarteplan, carte pianta, carta

You can find the cinema on the

map.44 past preposition pɑːst nach après e, dopo It's ten past five.

44 quarter n ˈkwɔːtə Viertel quart quarto It's quarter past nine.

44 half n hɑːf halb, Hälfte demi mezzo, metà It's half past ten.

46 about preposition əˈbaʊt überà propos de, au

sujet dedi

The story is about two doctors in

Greece.

46 falls n plural fɔːlz Wasserfälle chute, cascade cascataThe Angel Falls in Venezuela are

beautiful.

46 waterfall n ˈwɔːtəfɔːl Wasserfall chute, cascade cascataThe river has a lot of little

waterfalls.

46 fish n fɪʃ Fisch, Fische poisson pesceThe fish in the river are good to

eat.

46 bridge n brɪdʒ Brücke pont ponteThe bridge over the river is very

old.

46 wet adj wet nass mouillé bagnato My shoes are wet.

46 dry adj draɪ trocken sec asciuttoMy shoes aren't dry. They're

wet.46 fresh adj freʃ frisch frais fresco I like French food.

46 frozen adj ˈfrəʊzən tiefgefroren gelé, surgelé ghiacciato He doesn’t eat frozen food.

46 difficult adj ˈdɪfɪkəlt schwierig difficile difficile Life is difficult here.

46 easy adj ˈIːzi leicht, einfach facile facile It isn’t easy to live in this place.

46 dangerous adj ˈdeɪndʒərəs gefährlich dangereux pericoloso The river can be dangerous.



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46 safe adj seɪf sicher sûr sicuro It isn’t safe to go in the river.

46 alive adj əˈlaɪvam Leben, lebendig,

lebenden vie vivo My grandparents are still alive.

46 dead adj ded tot mort morto I think her parents are dead.

46 human adj ˈhjuːmən menschlich humain umano People are human beings.

46 planet n ˈplænət, ˈplænɪt Planet planète pianeta We live on planet Earth.

46 series n ˈsɪəriːz Serie série serieThe new TV series is very

interesting.46 lifestyle n ˈlaɪfstaɪl Lebensstil mode de vie stile di vita His lifestyle is very expensive.

46 change v tʃeɪndʒ wechseln changer cambiareShe changes her clothes two or

three times every day.

46 season n ˈsiːzən Jahreszeit saison stagione Winter is my favourite season.

46 way n weɪ Weg chemin strada direzione This is the way to my house.

46 sometimes adv ˈsʌmtaɪmz manchmal parfois a volte We sometimes work late.

46 near preposition nɪənahe, in der Nähe

vonprès vicino I live in a house near the river.

46 rainy adj ˈreɪni regnerisch, Regen- pluvieux piovosoThe rainy season is dangerous

sometimes.

46 catch v kætʃ fangen attraper prendere, pescare He catches fish every day.

46 cross v krɒs überqueren traverserpassare,

attraversare

They cross the bridge many

times everyday.

46 extreme n ɪkˈstriːm Extrem extrême estremo The world is place of extremes.

46 simple adj ˈsɪmpəl einfach simple semplice He likes the simple things in life.

46 lunch n lʌntʃ Mittagessen déjeuner pranzo Lunch is at one o'clock

46 dinner n ˈdɪnə Abendessen dîner cena We have dinner at seven o'clock.

47 activity n ækˈtɪvəti, ækˈtɪvɪti Aktivität activité attivitàWhat activites do you do in

summer?

47 weather n ˈweðə Wetter temps tempo The weather is very hot today.

47 spring n sprɪŋ Frühling printemps primavera Spring is my favourite season.

47 autumn n ˈɔːtəm Herbst automne autunnoIn autum the trees change

colour.

47 road n rəʊdStraße, Landstraße,

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47 travelling n ˈtrævəlɪŋ Reisen voyagerviaggiare, fare un

viaggioTravelling is difficult sometimes.

47 everywhere adv ˈevriweə überallhin, überall partout dappertuttoHe walks everywhere because he

doesn’t have a car.

47 skiing n ˈskiːɪŋ Skifahren ski sci We go skiing in winter.

48 gym n dʒɪm Fitnessstudio salle, gymnase palestraHe goes to the gym every

morning. 48 hamburger n ˈhæmbɜːgə Hamburger hamburger hamburger They don’t like hamburgers.

48 shopping n ˈʃɒpɪŋ Einkaufen faire du shopping shopping We go shopping at the weekend.

49 website n ˈwebsaɪt Webseite site web websiteLook at the website for details of

the film.49 animal n ˈænəməl, ˈænɪməl Tier animal animale Do you like animals?

49 category nˈkætəgəri,

ˈkætɪgəriKategorie catégorie categoria

There are different categories of

animals.

50 airport n ˈeəpɔːt Flughafen aéroport aeroporto Heathrow Airport is in London.

50 customer n ˈkʌstəmə Kunde client clienteThe salesman visits his

customers.

50 end n end Ende fin fineHe goes home at the end of the

day.

50 typical adj ˈtɪpɪkəltypisch,

durchschnittlichtypique tipico

I start work at 8 o'clock on a

typical day.

50 take v teɪk nehmen prendre prendereI take a camera with me when I

go on holiday.50 money n ˈmʌni Geld argent soldi She takes customers' money.

50 bed n bed Bett lit letto I go to bed at eleven thirty.

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52 get up phrasal v get ʌp aufstehen se lever svegliarsi, alzarsiI get up at six o'clock every

morning.

52 breakfast n ˈbrekfəst Frühstück petit déjeuner colazione I have breakfast at half past six.

52 talk v tɔːk sprechen parler parlareHe talks about his girlfriend all

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52 person n ˈpɜːsən Person personne personaSarah talks about a person at

work.52 loud adj laʊd laut bruyant, fort alto, forte He plays loud music.

53 go out phrasal v gəʊ aʊt ausgehen sortir uscireI go out with my friends at the

weekends.

53 really adv ˈrɪəli wirklich vraimentveramente,

realmente"He's Canadian." "Really?"

53 crazy adj ˈkreɪzi verrückt fou pazzo, matto Loud music drives me crazy.

53 radio n ˈreɪdiəʊ Radio radio radio I often listen to the radio.

53 bad adj bæd schlecht mauvais cattivo This is a bad idea.

53 habit n ˈhæbət, ˈhæbɪtAngewohnheit,

Gewohnheithabitude abitudine What are your bad habits?

53 bathroom n ˈbɑːθrʊm Badezimmer salle de bains bagnoThe bathroom in the house is

big.53 copy v ˈkɒpi kopieren copier copiare Don’t copy my work!

53 smoke v sməʊk rauchen fumer fumare He doesn’t smoke.

53 fast adv fɑːst schnell vite veloce Do you drive very fast?

54 pasta n ˈpæstə Pasta, Nudeln pâtes pastaI always have pasta in the Italian

restaurant.

54 steak n steɪk Steak steak bistecca He eats a steak once a week.

54 chicken n ˈtʃɪkən, ˈtʃɪkɪn Huhn poulet pollo She likes chicken.

54 chips n tʃɪp Pommes frites pommes frites patatina The children love fish and chips.

54 fruit n fruːt Obst fruits frutta We eat a lot of fruit.

54 vegetable n vedʒtəbəl Gemüse légume verduraCarrots and potatoes are

vegetables.

54 cereal n ˈsɪriəl Müsli, Zerealien céréales cerealiHe usually has cereal for

breakfast.

54 cheese n tʃiːz Käse fromage formaggio They eat a lot of cheese.

54 need v niːd brauchen avoir besoin de avere bisogno di,

necessitare

Sports people need to eat a lot

of calories every day.

54 calorie n ˈkæləri Kalorie calorie caloriaSome people count the number

of calories they eat.

54 usually adv ˈjuːzuəli, ˈjuːzəligewöhnlich, in der

Regelen général normalmente

We usually have cereal for

breakfast.

54 fried adj fraɪd gebratenfrit, sauté, au plat

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54 piece n piːs Stück morceau pezzoCan I have a piece of bread,

please?

54 toast n təʊst Toast pain grillé, toast pane tostato, toastShe has two pieces of toast for

breakfast.

54 plate n pleɪt Teller assiette piattoHe has big plate of pasta for

lunch.54 whole adj həʊl ganze/r,-s entier tutto Did you eat the whole pizza?

54 never adv ˈnevə nie jamais mai We never go to the cinema.

54 once adv wʌns einmal une fois una volta We have steak once a week.

54 healthy adj ˈhelθi gesund sain sanoIt's important to eat healthy

food.55 often adv ˈɒfən, ˈɒftən oft souvent spesso He often goes the gym.

55 before prep bɪˈfɔː vor, bevor avant, avant de prima diHe goes running before

breakfast.55 drink n drɪŋk Getränk boisson bibita, bicchierino Can I have a drink please?

55 online adj ˈɒnlaɪnonline, auf dem

Interneten ligne online He usually reads the news online.

55 then adv ðen dann puis poiWe get up at 6 and then we have

breakfast.

55 finally adv ˈfaɪnəl-I schließlich finalement, enfin finalmente

I always had a busy today and

finally got home at 10 in the

evening.55 after prep ˈɑːftə danach après dopo After that, I came home.

56 gift n gɪft Geschenk cadeau regalo I like the gift shop in the musem.

56 exchange n ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒWechsel,

Geldwechselchange cambio

We need to get some dollars

from the money exchange.

56 swimming pool n ˈswɪmɪŋ puːlSchwimmbad,

Schwimmbeckenpiscine piscina

We take the children to the

swimming pool on Saturdays.

56 guided tour n ˈgaɪdəd tʊə Führung visite guidéevisita guidata, giro

guidato

The guided tour round the city

starts at 10 o'clock.

56 haircut n ˈheəkʌt Haarschnitt coupe (de cheveux) taglio (di capelli)You can get a haircut in the

hotel.

56 do v duː tun faire fare Do you do exercise every day?

56 buy v baɪ kaufen acheter comprareI like to buy interesting gifts for

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56 except conjunction ɪkˈsept außer sauf salvo cheThe shop is open every day

except Sunday.57 great adj greɪt großartig génial grande That's a great idea.

57 lovely adj ˈlʌvli entzückend joli, adorable carino That's lovely, thank you.

57 wonderful adj ˈwʌndəfəl wundervoll merveilleux meraviglioso The restaurant is wonderful.

58 London Eye n ˈlʌndən ai

London Eye, auch

Millennium Pier,

größtes Riesenrad

Europas in London

London Eye London EyeYou can see a lot of things from

the London Eye.

58 fish finger n fɪʃ ˈfɪŋgə Fischstäbchen bâtonnet de poisson bastoncino di pesce Children usually love fish fingers.

58 the O2 n ði ˌɛʊ ˈtuː

02 Arena in London,

Veranstaltungsort

für Sport- und

andere

Veranstaltungen

O2 Arena stadio O2There is a music concert at the

O2.

58 stadium n ˈsteɪdiəm Stadion stade stadioWe can visit the Olympic

Stadium.

58 machine n məˈʃiːn Maschine machine macchina, lavatrice Is this the washing machine?

58 science fiction n ˈsaɪəns ˈfɪkʃən Science-Fiction science-fiction fantascienza I love science fiction films.

58 space n speɪs Weltraum espace

spazio

interplanetario,

cosmo

Doctor Who travels in space.

58 police n pəˈliːs Polizei police polizia The police want to talk that man.

58 episode n ˈepəsəʊd, ˈeɪəsəʊd Episode épisode episodioThere are 10 episodes in each

series.

58 body n ˈbɒdi Körper corps corpoThe sportsman has a healthy

body.

58 little adj ˈlɪtl klein petit piccolo My little brother is 3 years old..

58 girl n gɜːl Mädchen fille ragazza, figlia They have a little girl.

59 desert n ˈdezət Wüste désert deserto There is little water in a desert.

59 island n ˈaɪlənd Insel île isola They live on small island.



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59 type n taɪp Art genre tipo What type of films do you like?

59 maximum nˈmæksəməm,

ˈmæksɪməmMaximum, Größter maximum massimo

The maximum number of things

you can take is 5.59 send v send schicken envoyer spedire I send emails to my friends.

59 cook v kʊk kochen cuisiner cucinareMjy mother cooks wonderful

food.59 meat n miːt Fleisch viande carne Some people don't eat meat.

59 juice n dʒuːs Saft jus succo Can I have an orange juice?

59 vitamin n ˈvɪtəmən, ˈvɪtəmɪn Vitamin vitamine vitaminaYou find vitamin C in orange

juice.

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62 newsagent n ˈnjuːzˌeɪdzəntZeitschriftenladen,

Zeitungshändler

marchand de

journauxgiornalaio

We buy our newspapers from the

newsagent.62 pharmacy n ˈfɑːməsi Apotheke pharmacie farmacia The pharmacy sells medicines.

62 payphone n peɪ fəʊnMünzfernsprecher,

Telefonzelletéléphone public telefono pubblico

I can’t find my mobile phone. I

need to use a pay phone.62 cash n kæʃ Bargeld espèces, cash denaro contante I used cash to buy dinner.

62 broken adj ˈbrəʊkən kaputt cassé rotto My camera is broken.

62 closed adj kləʊzd geschlossen fermé chiusoThe shops are closed on

Sundays.62 aren't (v) ɑːnt sind nicht ne sont pas non sono There aren't any trains.

62 any determiner ˈeni irgendwelche de, du del, dellaAre there any books on the

table?

63 whiteboard n ˈwaɪtbɔːdWeißwandtafel,

Whiteboardtableau blanc lavagna bianca

The teacher writes the sentence

on the whiteboard.

63 difference n ˈdɪfərəns Unterschied différence differenzaWhat's the difference between

the two hotels?63 goodnight gʊdnaɪt gute Nacht bonne nuit buona notte Good night. Sleep well.

63 kiss n kɪs Kuss bisou bacioShe gives the children a

goodnight kiss,63 wish n wɪʃ Wunsch voeu auguri Best wishes for your birthday.

63 care n keəFürsorge, Sorgfalt,

Umsichtsouci, attention cura, attenzione Take care

63 regards n plural rɪˈgɑːdz Grüße amitiés saluti Regards to your mother.

63 dear adj dɪə lieb cher caro Dear Mr Jones ………



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63 plane n pleɪn Flugzeug avion aereoWhat time does your plane

leave?63 ticket n tɪkət Ticket, Karte billet biglietto You need to buy a ticket.

63 passport n ˈpɑːspɔːt Pass, Ausweis passeport passaporto Have you got a passport?

64 underground n ˈʌndəgraʊnd U-Bahn métro metropolitanaThe underground is the best way

to travel round Lonon.

64 motorbike n ˈməʊtəbaɪk Motorrad moto, motocyclette motoHe's travels to work on his

motorbike.

64 transport n ˈtrænspɔːt Verkehrsmittel transport trasportoMy favourite type of transport is

the train.

64 bike n baɪk Fahrrad vélo bicicletta Do you ride your bike to college?

64 floor n flɔː Stockwerk étage piano The house has two floors.

64 stairs n plural steəz Treppe escalier scaleI climb the stairs to get to my

bedroom.

64 move n muːv Bewegung, Umzugmouvement,

déménagementmovimento

More and more people are on the

move.

64 fact n fækt Tatsache fait fattiThe book has a lot of facts about

London.

64 million number ˈmɪljən Million million milioneMillions of people live in New

York.

64 double-decker adj ˌdʌbəl ˈdekə Doppeldecker bus à impériale autobus a due pianiThe London tourist buses are

double-decker buses.

64 including prep ɪnˈkluːdɪŋ einschließlich y compris inclusoThe party is for everyone,

including the teachers.

64 subway n sʌbweɪ U-Bahn métro metropolitanaThe New York subway is like the

London underground.

64 travel v ˈtrævəl gehen, reisen aller, voyager andare, viaggiareMost people travel to work by

car.

64 golf course n gɒlf kɔːs Golfplatz parcours de golf campo da golfWe play golf on the city golf

course.

64 robbery n ˈrɒbəri Raub vol rapinaThere was a robbery at the bank

last week.

65 some determiner sʌm manche, einige certains alcuni Some hotels are very expensive.

66 passenger n ˈpæsɪndʒə Passagier passager passaggeroThere are ten passengers on the

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66 single ticket n ˈsɪŋgəl tɪkət, tɪkɪt einfache Fahrkarte aller simple (billet) biglietto di andata He's got a single ticket to France.

66 return ticket n rɪˈtɜːn tɪkət, tɪkɪt Rückfahrkarte billet aller-retour biglietto di ritornoDo you want a single or return

ticket?66 monthly adj ˈmʌnθli monatlich mensuel mensile It's a monthly magazine.

66 pass n pɑːs Fahrkarten-Abo pass abbonamentoHe's got a monthly pass for train

travel.66 today adv təˈdeɪ heute aujourd'hui oggi What are you doing today?

67 dollar n ˈdɒlə Dollar dollar dollaro A coffee is two dollars.

67 cent n sent Cent cent centesimoThe cake is three dollars fifty

cents.67 March n mɑːtʃ März mars marzo His birthday is in March.

67 next adj nekst nächster prochain prossimo When is the next train?

67 platform n ˈplætfɔːm Bahnsteig, Gleis quai marciapiedeThe train leaves from platform

six.

68 Bollywood n ˈbɒliwʊd Bollywood Bollywood BollywoodBollywood is the name of the

Indian film industry.

68 daal / dahl n dɑːl Dal daal / dal daalIndian dish of beans, pease or

lentils.

68 nan n nɑːn Naan-Brot naan / nan nanI always have nan when I eat an

Indian curry.

68 yoga n ˈjəʊgə Yoga yoga yogaShe goes to a yoga class once a

week.

68 tempura n ˈtempʊrə Tempura tempura tempuraMy favourite Japanese food is

tempura.

68 vision n ˈvɪʒən Vision vision visione This is my vision for the future.

68 rush hour n rʌʃ aʊə Hauptverkehrszeit heure de pointe ora di puntaThe roads are very busy at rush

hour.

68 each determiner ɪːtʃ jeder chaque ogni There is a gift for each child.

68 popular adj ˈpɒpjələ, ˈpɒpjʊlə beliebt populaire benvolutoIndian food is very popular in

Britain.

68 crowded adj ˈkraʊdəd, ˈkraʊdɪdvoll mit Menschen,

überfülltbondé, blindé pieno, affollato

The bus is crowded. There are

no seats.

68 slow adj sləʊ langsam lent lentoIn rush hour, the buses are very

slow.

68 noisy adj ˈnɔɪzilaut, geräuschvoll,

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68 quiet adj ˈkwaɪət ruhig calm zito Be quiet! The baby is sleeping.

68 tuk-tuk n ˈtʊktʊk Tuk-Tuk tuk-tuk tuk-tukSome Indians use tuk-tuks to go

around the city.

69 public transport n ˈpʌblɪk ˈtrænspɔːt öffentlicher Verkehr transport public mezzi pubbliciThere's a good public transport

system in London.

69 system n ˈsɪstəm, ˈsɪstɪm System système sistemaThe new computer system works

well.

69 forum n ˈfɔːrəm Forum forum forum Do use forums on the internet?

69 line n laɪnLinie / train line =

Bahnlinievoie ferrée binario Don’t walk along the train line.

69 yen n yen Yen yen yen A tourist pass costs 1,000 yen.

71 cycling n ˈsaɪklɪŋ Radfahren véloandare in bicicletta,

ciclismoHe likes cycling.

71 boat n bəʊt Boot, Schiff bateau, navire barca I don’t like travelling by boat.

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74 were (v) wə; strong wɜː waren étaient erano They were at a party.

74 was (v) wəz; strong wɒz war était era He was at a concert.

74 weren't (v) wɜːnt waren nicht n'étaient pas non erano We weren't at the party.

74 wasn't (v) ˈwɒzənt war nicht n`était pas non era She wasn't happy.

75 September n sepˈtembə September septembre settembre I went to France in September.

75 June n dʒuːn Juni juin giugnio Her birthday is 6th June.

75 February n ˈfebruəri, ˈfebjʊri Februar février febbraio It's always cold in February.

75 December n dɪˈsembə Dezember décembre dicembreThey usually have a holiday in

December.

75 October n ɒkˈtəʊbə Oktober octobre ottobre We had a big party last October.

75 January n ˈdzænjuəri,

ˈdzænjʊriJanuar janvier gennaio They don’t enjoy January.

75 July n dzʊˈlaɪ Juli juillet luglio My favourite month is July.

75 May n meɪ Mai mai maggio Is your birthday in May?

75 November n nəʊˈvembə,

nəˈvembəNovember novembre novembre

My parents usually go to Spain in

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75 third adj θɜːd dritter troisième terzoWe were in London on May the

third.

75 fourth adj fɔːθ vierter quatrième quarto My birthday is April the fourth.

75 fifth adj fɪfθ fünfter cinquième quintoHer birthday is December the

fifth.

75 fifteenth adj ˌfɪfˈtiːnθ fünfzehnter quinzième quindicesimoThe concert is November the

fifteenth .

75 twentieth adj ˈtwentiəθ zwanzigster vingtième ventesimoCome to London on October the

twentieth.

75 twenty-first adj ˈtwenti fɔːst einunzwanzigster vingt et unième ventunesimoShe starts work on January the

twenty-first.

75 sixteenth adj ˌsikˈstiːnθ sechzehnter seizième sedicesimoThey arrive in New York on June

the sixteenth.

75 eighth adj eɪtθ achter huitième ottavoShe goes into hospital on March

the eighth.

75 twenty-fifth adj ˈtwenti fɪfθ fünfundzwanzigster vingt-cinquième venticinquesimoChristmas is December the

twenty-fifth.

75 yesterday adv ˈjestədi, ˈjestədeɪ gestern hier ieri What did you do yesterday?

75 comma n ˈkɒmə Komma virgule virgola Where do I put the comma?

75 full stop n fʊl stɒp Punkt point puntoPut a full stop at the end of the

sentence.

75exclamation

markn

ˌekskləˈmeɪʃən

mɑːkAusrufungszeichen point d'exclamation punto esclamativo

Did you put exclamation mark

after "wow"?

75 question mark n ˈkwestʃən mɑːk Fragezeichen point d'interrogation domandaWhen you write a question, don’t

forget the question mark.

75 capital letter nˈkæpətl, ˈkæpɪtl

ˈletəGroßbuchstabe majuscule maiuscola

You need a capital letter at the

start of a sentence.

76 laugh v lɑːf lachen rire ridereThey all laughed because the film

was funny.

76 dance v dɑːns tanzen danser ballare My parents often dance together.

76 cry v kraɪ weinen pleurer piangere She cried because she was sad.

76 move v muːv umziehen déménager muoversi We moved home last year.

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76 marathon n ˈmærəθən Marathon marathon maratonaHe did the London marathon last

year.

76 non-stop adj ˌnɒnˈstɒp ohne Unterbrechungcontinu, sans

interruption

non-stop,

continuamente

They played a non-stop tennis

match.

76 ballroom n ˈbɔːlrʊm, ˈbɔːlruːm

Ballsaal / ballroom

dancing =

Gesellschaftstanz

salle de danse sala di balloMy mother loves ballroom

dancing.

76 with prep wɪð, wɪθ mit avec con She's the girl with brown hair.

76 short adj ʃɔːt kurz court corto He's got very short hair.

76 childhood n ˈtʃaɪldhʊd Kindheit enfance infanzia We had a very happy childhood.

76 didn't (v) ˈdɪdnt tat nicht ne faisait pas non I didn’t like the food.

76 record n ˈrekɔːd Rekord record recordThey got the world record for

their non-stop tennis match.77 democracy n dɪˈmɒkrəsi Demokratie démocratie democrazia Is this country a democracy?

77 audience n ˈɔːdiəns Publikum public, audience pubblicoThe audience laughed at the

actors.

77 member n membə Mitglied membre socio He is a member of the golf club.

77 but conjunction bʌt aber mais maThey waited for hours, but the

bus didn't come.

77 and conjunctionənd, əŋ; strong

ændund et e

We visited Poland and Germany

last year.

77 question n ˈkwestʃən Frage question domandaThe teacher asked me a

question.

77 sad adj sæd traurig triste tristeThe story was very sad and I

cried.

77 ago adverb əˈgəʊ vor, vorher il y a fa He played football two days ago,

77 young adj jʌŋ jung jeune giovane He's very young. He's only five.

78 all right adj ɔːl raɪt ganz in Ordnung passer encore beneThe food's all right, but it's not

great.

78 terrible adj ˈterəbəl, ˈterɪbəl schrecklich horrible, éprouvant terribile It's a terrible film.

78 delicious adj dɪˈlɪʃəs köstlich délicieux delizioso The pizza was delicious.

78 awful adj ˈɔːfəl furchtbar horrible, affreux terribileIt was an awful concert. The

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78 interesting adjˈɪntrəstɪŋ,

ˈɪntrɪstɪŋinteressant intéressant interessante

There was an interesting

programme on TV last night.

79 actress n ˈæktrəs, ˈæktrɪs Schauspielerin actrice, comédienne attrice She is an actress on television.

80 drill v drɪl bohren forer trapanare BP are drilling for oil here.

80 miner n ˈmaɪnə Bergarbeiter mineur minatoreThe miners were underground for

69 days.

80 tunnel n ˈtʌnl Tunnel tunnel galleriaThey drilled a tunnel to get to

the miners.

80 microphone n ˈmaɪkrəfəʊn Mikrophon microphone microfonoThe singer had the microphone in

his hand.

80 note n nəʊtMitteilung,

Anmerkungnote note Here's a note from your teacher.

80 surface n ˈsɜːfəs Oberfläche surface superficieAfter 69 days the miners

travelled to the surface.

80 crash n kræʃ Aufprall, Unfall collision scontroThere was a car crash outside

the office.

80 president nˈprezədənt,

ˈprezidəntPräsident président presidente

Who is the president of your

country?

80 chef n ʃef Chefkoch chef, cuisinier chefThe chef at the new restaurant

cooks very well.

80 Chiliean adj ˈtʃɪliənChilene / in , aus

Chile, chilenischChilien, chilien cileno The miners were Chilean.

80 rescue n ˈreskuː Rettung secours salvataggioThe story of miners' rescue was

in all the newspapers.

80 shelter n ˈʃeltə Obdach, Unterkunft abri, refuge, asile rifugioThe people need food and

shelter.

80 keep v kiːphalten, behalten,

bewahrenmaintenir mantenere Good food keeps you healthy.

80 positive adj ˈpɒzətɪv, ˈpɒzɪtɪv positiv positiv positivoIt was important to keep healthy

and positive.

80 finish v ˈfɪnɪʃ beenden terminer finire We finished the work last night.

81 die v daɪ sterben mourir morireDo you remember when Michael

Jackson died?

81 Asian adj ˈeɪʃən, ˈeɪʒənAsiate, Asiatin, aus

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81 tsunami n tsʊˈnɑːmi Tsunami tsunami tsunami, maremotoThe tsunami destroyed

thousands of homes.

81 nuclear adj ˈnjuːkliə

Nuklear-, ein

Kernkraftwerk

betreffend

nucléaire nucleareThere was a terrible nuclear

accident in Japan.

81 sure adj ʃɔː sicher certain sicuroI'm not sure this is the right

answer.81 date n deɪt Datum date data What's the date today?

81 answer n ˈɑːnsə Antwort réponse risposta Can you tell me the answer?

81 politician nˌpɒləˈtɪʃən,

ˌpɒlɪˈtɪʃənPolitiker

homme/femme

politiquepolitico

J F Kennedy and his brothers

were politicians.

81 sportswoman n ˈspɔːtsˌwʊmən Sportlerin sportive, athlète sportivaSerena Williams is a

sportswoman.

81 king n kɪŋ König roi reThe King of Spain is King Juan

Carlos.

81 queen n kwiːn Königin reine reginaQueen Elizaebeth is the Queen of

England.

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84 unusual adj ʌnˈjuːʒuəl, ʌnˈjuːʒəl ungewöhnlich étrange, spécial insolito She told us an unusual story.

84 bridge n brɪdʒ Brücke pont ponteWe walked over the bridge to the

other side of the river.84 someone pronoun ˈsʌmwʌn jemand quelqu'un qualcuno Someone is waiting for you.

84 rope n rəʊp Seil core corda The bridge is made of rope.

84 side n saɪd Seite côté parteWe walked to the other side of

the street.84 guy n gaɪ Kerl, Typ mec, gars, type tipo, ragazzo He's a good guy.

84 instant adj. ˈɪnstəntaugenblicklich,

sofortinstantané immediato We were instant best friends.

84 become v bɪˈkʌm werden devenir diventare They became great friends.

85 Dublin ˈdʌblən, ˈdʌblɪn Dublin Dublin DublinoDublin is the capital of the

Republic of Ireland.

86 local adj ˈləʊkəl einheimisch régional, local del posto, localThe local people are very

friendly.

86 camping n ˈkæmpɪŋ Camping, Zelten camping campeggioWe often go camping in the

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86 Sydney ˈsɪdni Sydney Sydney SydneySydney is the largest city in

Australia.86 Paris ˈpærəs, ˈpærɪs Paris Paris Parigi Paris is the capital of France.

86 Peru pəˈruː Peru Pérou Perù People speak Spanish in Peru.

86 Barcelonaˌbɑːsəˈləʊnə,

ˌbɑːsɪˈləʊnəBarcelona Barcelone Barcelona

Barcelona is the largest ciry in

northeast Spain.

86 Cambodia kæmˈbəʊdiə Kambodscha Cambodge Cambogia Cambodia is between Thailand

and Vietname in southeast Asia.

86 the Black Sea ðə blæk si Schwarze Meer la mer Noire Mar NeroThe Black Sea is a large inland

sea in Europe.

86 Denmark ˈdenmɑːk Dänemark Danemark DanimarcaDenmark is a country in northern

Europe.86 Hong Kong ˌhɒn ˈkɒŋ Hongkong Hong Kong Hong Kong Hong Kong is part of China.

86 mistake n məˌsteɪk Fehler faute errore He made mistake.

86 so conjunction səʊ daher donc perciòI was hungry, so I ate a

sandwich.86 book v bʊk buchen réserver prenotare Did you book a hotel for us?

87 Bulgaria bʌlˈgeəriə Bulgarien Bulgarie BulgariaBulgaria is between Romania and

Turkey.

88 left n left links, die linke Seite à gauche sinistra My house is on the left.

88 front n frʌnt vor, Vorderseite devant davanti My car is in front of my house.

88 behind preposition bɪˈhaɪnd hinter derrière dietro The box is behind the desk.

88 between preposition bɪˈtwiːn zwischen entre fraI sit between Joe and Maria in

class.

88 next to preposition nekst tə neben à côté de vicino aThe museum is next to the

cinema.

88 opposite preposition ˈɚpəzət, ˈɚpəzɪt gegenüber en face de dall'altra parte diThe sports centre is opposite the

hotel.

88 right n raɪtrechts, die rechte

Seiteà droite destra Your chair is on the right.

88 ball n bɔːl Ball balle palla The children played with the ball.

88 noticeboard n ˈnəʊtəsˌbɔːd Anschlagtafel panneau d'affichage tabelloneThe information about the

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89 Corn Flakes kɔːn flaɪks Corn Flakes cornflakes Corn FlakesThey usually have Corn Flakes

for breakfast.

89 porridge n ˌpɒrɪdʒ Haferbrei porridge porridgePorridge is a traditional breakfast

from Scotland.

89 dairy n ˈdeəri Milchprodukte produit laitier fatto con il latteDairy foods include milk and

cheese.

90 questionnaire n ˌkwestʃəˈneə Fragebogen questionnaire questionarioShe completed the questionnaire

about holidays.

90 always advˈɔːlwəz, ˈɔːlwɪz,

ˈɔːlweɪzimmer tourjours sempre

They always play football on

Saturdays.

90 nothing pronoun ˈnʌθɪŋ nichts ne rien nienteI usually do nothing at the

weekend.

90 comedy n ˈkɒmədi, ˈkɒmɪdi Komödie comédie commediaShe enjoys comedy programmes

on TV.

90 show n ʃəʊ Vorstellung spectacle spettacoloWe went to see a show at the

theatre.90 situation n ˌsɪtʃuˈeɪʃən Situation situation situazione He is in a difficult situation.

90 rude adj ruːdunhöflich,

ungezogenimpoli sgarbato The boy was rude to his teacher.

91 coach n kəʊtʃ Bus autocar pullman, carrozzaThey went on a coach holiday

through Europe.91 fun n fʌn Spaß marrant, rigolo divertimento The party was a lot of fun.

91 rain v raɪn regnen pleuvoir piovereIt's raining today so we can’t

play tennis.

91 miss v mɪs verpassen manquer perdereHe arrived late and missed the

train.

91 Wales weɪlz Wales Pays de Galles GallesWales is part of the United

Kingdom.

91 Edinburgh ˈedənbərə,

ˈedɪnbərəEdinburgh Édimbourg Edimburgo

Edinburgh is the capital of

Scotland.

92 magazine n ˌmægəˈziːn Magazin, Zeitschrift magazine rivista I like reading car magazines.

93 die v daɪ sterben mourir morire The man died in a hotel.

93 millionaire n ˌmɪljəˈneə Millionär millionaire milionario He is now a dollar millionaire.

93 partner n ˈpɒtnə Partner partenaire socio, partner Johann is my business partner.

93 visit v ˈvɪzət, ˈvɪzɪt besuchen rendre visitefare una visita,

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93 kill n kɪl töten tuer uccidere William killed the old man.

93 witness n ˈwɪtnəs, ˈwɪtnɪs Zeuge témoin testimoneShe's a witness because she saw

what happened.

93 statement n ˈsteɪtmənt Aussage déclaration dichiarazioneThey gave statements to the

police.

93 letter n ˈletə Brief lettre letteraShe wrote a letter to her

grandmother.

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96 wrap v ræpeinpacken,

verpackenemballer avvolgere

I wrapped my friend's birthday

gift in yellow paper

96 unlucky adj ʌnˈlʌki unglücklich malchanceux portare sfortunaSome people think the number

thirteen is unlucky.96 mean v miːn bedeuten signifier significare What does this word mean?

96 death n deθ Tod mort morte

Many people were sad when they

heard of the Michael Jackson's

death.96 learning n ˈlɜːnɪŋ Lernen apprendre apprendimento Learning in our college is fun.

96 present n ˈprezənt Geschenk cadeau regaloMy parents gave me a watch as a

birthday present.

96 especially adv ɪˈspeʃəli besonders particulièrement particolarmenteI love presents, especially

chocolates.

96 flower n ˈflaʊə Blume fleur fiore

He gave his mother some

beautiful flowers for her

biirthday.

96 immediately adv ɪˈmiːdiətli sofort immédiatement immediatamenteI phoned them immediately I got

home.

96 rose n rəʊz Rose la rose rosaPeter gave his girlfriend a red

rose.

96 lover n ˈlʌvə Liebende, -er amant amante Red roses are for lovers.

96 nowadays adv ˈnaʊədeɪz heutzutage de nos jours al giorno d'oggiNowadays, people know it's

important to eat healthy food.

96 example n ɪgˈzɑːmpəl Beispiel exemple esempioActivity gifts are popular, for

example, theatre tickets.96 hate v heɪt hassen détester odiare I hate buying gifts for people.

96 boring adj ˈbɔːrɪŋ langweilig ennuyeux noiosoThe lesson was very boring

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97 outside adv aʊtˈsaɪd draußen dehors fuori Can you wait outside, please?

97 depend v dɪˈpend abhängen von dépendre dipendere

What time will you be back? I'm

not sure. It depends on the

traffic.

97 hot air balloon n hɒt eə bəˈluːn Heißluftballon montgolfière mongolfieraWe went in a hot air balloon over

our house.97 trip n trɪp Reise voyage viaggio Did you have good trip?

97 Formula 1 nˈfɔːmjələ, ˈfɔːmjʊlə

wʌnFormel 1 Formule 1 Formula 1

He always watched the Formula

1 races on TV.

97 salsa n ˈsælsə Salsa-Tanz salsa salsa He loves dancing the salsa.

97 sushi n suːʃi Sushi sushi sushiI love Japanese food, especially

sushi.

97 bird watching n bɜːd ˈwɒtʃɪŋ Vogelbeobachtungobservation des

oiseaux

osservazione degli

uccelli

My father often goes bird

watching at the weekends.

97 one-to-one adj ˈwʌn-tə-ˌwʌn Einzel- tête-à-tête privato I had one-to-one dance lessons.

97 beauty n ˈbjuːtɪ Schönheit beauté bellezzaShe buys a lot of beauty

products.

97 spa n spɑː Spaspa, station

thermalecentro di benessere

They went to a spa to relax for a

few days.98 sell v sel verkaufen vendre vendere He sold his car last week.

98 pay v peɪ bezahlen payer pagareHow much did you pay for the

new car?

98 drums n drʌm Schlagzeug batterie batteriaMy brother plays the drums in a

band.

98 exercise bike n ˈeksəsaɪz baɪk Heimtrainer vélo d'appartement cycletteWe bought an exercise bike to

help us get fit.98 size n saɪz Größe taille numero What size are your shoes?

98 too adv tuː zu trop troppo The dress was too small for me.

99 me pronoun mi; strong miː mir, mich me, moi mi He bought me a new computer.

99 them pronoun ðəm; strong ðem ihnen les, leur loro, li I told them about my holiday.

99 us pronoun əs, s; strong ʌs uns nous noi, ci Our daughter never phones us.

99 her pronoun ə, hə; strong hɜː ihr son, sa, lui lei, la, leThe teacher gave her a one-to-

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99 him pronoun ɪm; strong hɪm ihm le, lui lui, lo, gli I sold him my old bike.

99 homework n ˈhəʊmwɜːk Hausaufgaben devoirs compitiThe teacher always gives us

homework.

99 Lisbon ˈlɪzbən Lissabon Lisbonne Lisbona Lisbon is the capital of Portugal.

99 silver adj ˈsɪlvə silbern en argent argento

Her wedding ring was unusual

because it was silver and not

gold.

99 sign v saɪn

unterschreiben /

hier: Autogramm

geben

signer firmareJohnny Depp signed his name on

my theatre ticket.

100 store n stɔː Geschäft, Laden magasin negozioWe bought our presents in a big

store.

100 guide n gaɪd Wegweiser, Plan plan guidaThe store guide tells where you

can find things.

100 furniture n ˈfɜːnɪtʃə Möbel meubles mobiliNow we need to buy some

furniture for our new house.

100 lighting n ˈlaɪtɪŋ Leuchten lampe, luminaire luceYou can find a lamp in the

lighting department.

100 sky n skaɪ Himmel ciel cielo Look at the birds in the sky.

100 toy n tɔɪ Spielzeug jouet giocattoloI want to buy some toys for my

baby brother.

100 entertainment n ˌentəˈteɪnmənt Unterhaltung divertissement intrattenimento

What kind of entertainment do

you like? Films, computer

games?

100 star n staː Stern étoile stellaAt night you can see the stars in

the sky.

100 menswear n ˈmenzweə Herrenbekleidungvêtements pour

hommesabiti da uomo

You can get a jacket for your

father in the menswear

department.

100 necklace n ˈnek-ləs, ˈnek-lɪs Kette collier collanaHe gave his wife a silver necklace

for her birthday.

100 polite adj pəˈlaɪt höflich poli cortese

She is very polite and says

'please' and 'thank you' all the

time.

102 pocket n ˈpɒkət, ˈpɒkɪt Tasche poche tasca The keys are in my coat pocket.

102 CD n ˌsiː ˈdiː CD CD CDI recorded the information on a

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102 video cassette n ˈvɪdiəʊ kəˈset Videokassette cassette vidéo videocassettaI remember video cassettes.

They were big and black.

102 jukebox n ˈdzuːkbɒksMusikautomat,

Jukeboxjuke-box jukebox

There was an old jukebox in the

café.

102 iPod n ˈaɪpɒd iPod iPod iPodHe's got all his music and videos

on his iPod.

102 audio cassette n ˈɔːdiəʊ kəˈset Hörkassette cassette audio audiocassettaWhen I was young, all the music

was on audio cassettes.

102 Walkman n ˈwɔːkmən Walkman baladeur, Walkman walkmanMy father bought one of the first

Walkmans.

102 shook / shake v ʃʊk / ʃeɪk schüttelte/schütteln agiter agitareShake the bottle before you open

it.

102 the fifties n ðə ˈfɪftiːz Fünfziger(jahre)les années

cinquanteanni cinquanta

Rock and roll music was popular

in the fifties.

102 the sixties n ðə ˈsɪkstiːz Sechziger(jahre) les années soixante anni sessantaThe Beatles became famous in

the sixites.

102 the seventies n ðə ˈsevəntiːz Siebziger(jahre)les années soixante-

dixanni settanta

We had audio cassettes in the

seventies.

102 Apple trademark ˈæpəl Apple Apple AppleApple makes the iPod and

iPhone.

102 introduce v ˌɪntrəˈdjʊːs vorstellen présenterpresentare,

introdurreHe introduced his friend to me.

102 forever adv fərˈevəfür immer,

dauerhaftà jamais per sempre The world changed forever.

102 touch v tʌtʃ berühren toucher toccareSomeone touched her on the

arm.

102 control n kənˈtrəʊl Fernbedienung télécommande comando Where is the control for the TV.

102 headphones n ˈhedfəʊnz Kopfhörer casque, écouteurs cuffieHe listens to the music through

the headphones.

102 technology n tekˈnɒlədʒi Technologie technologie tecnologiaNew technologies are changing

the world everyday.

102 rubbish n ˈrʌbɪʃ Müll, Abfall ordures, déchets spazzaturaWe need to put the rubbish

outside.

103 possession n pəˈzeʃən Eigentum, Besitz possession, bien possessoHer favourite possession is her

guitar.

103 item n ˈaɪtəmGegenstand, Posten,

Elementpièce, article articolo

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103 Christmas n ˈkrɪsməs Weihnachten Noël nataleChristmas Day is on December

25th.

103 useful adj ˈjuːsfəl nützlich utile utileI like the smartphone because it

is useful.103 workplace n ˈwɜːkpleɪs Arbeitsplatz lieu de travail posto di lavoro I live near my workplace.

104 wrapping paper n ˈræpɪŋ ˈpeɪpə Geschenkpapier papier cadeau carta da regaloShe used the silver and purple

wrapping paper for the gift.

106 ride v raɪdfahren (Rad,

Motorrad)

aller à la / faire de

la (moto)andare Can you ride a motorbike?

106 speak v spiːk sprechen parler parlare He speaks three languages.

106 horse n hɔːs Pferd cheval cavallo I ride my horse every day.

106 Arabic adj ˈærəbɪk Arabisch arabe arabico He can’t speak Arabic.

106 advert n ˈædvɜːt Anzeige publicité inserzioneThere are job adverts in the local

newspaper.

106 kitchen n ˈkɪtʃən Küche cuisine cucinaShe is in the kitchen cooking

dinner.

106 service n ˈsɜːvəs, ˈsɜːvɪsService,

Dienstleistungservice servizio

Their business is a cleaning

service for offices.

106 memory n ˈmeməri Gedächtnis mémoire memoriaShe has a good memory for

names.

106 licence n ˈlaɪsənsLizenz,

Genehmigungpermis patente Have you got a driving licence?

106 contact v ˈkɒntækt kontaktieren contacter contattare She contacted us by email.

106 delivery n dɪˈlɪvəri Lieferung, Liefer- livraison consegna He works for a delivery company.

106 help n help Hilfe aide aiutoI need your help with the

homework.

106 guitarist n gɪˈtɑːrəst, gɪˈtɑːrɪst Gitarrist guitariste chitarristaHe's a rock guitarist in a famous

band.106 lose v luːz verlieren perdre perdere I often lose my keys.

106 bass guitar n beɪs gɪˈtɑː Bass (gitarre) basse chitarra bassaShe plays bass guitar in the

college band.

107 can't (v) kɑːnt kann nicht ne peut pas

non sapere, non

potere, non essere

capace di

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107 quitepredetermin

er, advkwaɪt ziemlich assez abbastanza She sings quite well.

107 act v ækt Theater spielen jouer recitare, agire, My friend can act very well.

107 chess n tʃes Schach échecs scacchi Can you play chess?

108 goal n gəʊl Ziel but obiettivo What your goals in life?

108 self-help n ˌself-ˈhelp Selbsthilfedéveloppement

personnelautoaiuto

He bought a self-help book to

help him change his life.108 later adv ˈleɪtə später plus tard più tardi See you later!

108 fit adj fɪt fit en forme in forma I went to the gym to get fit.

108 less adv les weniger moins meno I want to work less next year.

108 relax v rɪˈlæks entspannen se détendre rilassare He relaxed on holiday.

108 more adv mɔː mehr plus più I want to relax more.

108 organised adj ˈɔːgənaɪzdorganisiert,

strukturiertorganisé organizzato She's a very organised person.

108 weight n weɪt Gewicht poids peso Did she lose weight last year?

108 save v seɪv sparen économiser risparmiare I'm saving money for a holiday.

108 spend v spendverbringen,

ausgebenpasser passare del tempo

He wants to spend more time

with his friends.

109 future n ˈfjuːtʃə Zukunft futur futuroWhat are you going to do in the

future?

109 positive adj ˈpɒsətɪv, ˈpɒsɪtɪv positiv positif positivoHe needs to be more positive

about his work.

109 negative adj ˈnegətɪv negativ négatif negativo She said a lot of negative things.

109 text v tekstschreiben, schriftlich

formulierenenvoyer des textos messaggiare He texted me this morning.

110 goodbye gʊdˈbaɪ auf Wiedersehen au revoir arrivederci, addioThey said goodbye to their

friends.

111 plan n plæn Plan projet piano, progettoWhat are you plans for the

weekend?

111 chat v tʃæt plaudern chatter, tchatter chiacchierareI chatted to him for about ten

minutes.112 stupid adj ˈstuːpəd, ˈstuːpid dumm stupide, idiot stupido I did something stupid.

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112 stuck adj stʌkfeststeckend,

festgefahrencoincé incastrato I can’t move. I'm stuck.

112 amazing adj əˈmeɪzɪŋ erstaunlich stupéfiantfantastico,

formidabileIt was an amazing show.

112 natural n ˈnætʃərəl Naturtalent talent naturel talento naturaleThat's very good. I think you're a

natural at this.113 Twitter trademark ˈtwɪtə Twitter Twitter cinguettio, Twitter Do you use Twitter?

113 happen v ˈhæpənpassieren, sich

ereignense produire succedere When did this happen?

114 aspirin n ˈæsprən, ˈæsprɪn Aspirin aspirine aspirinaI need some aspirin from the

pharmacy

115 count v kaʊnt zählen compter contareHe can count from one to ten in

Chinese.115 order v ˈɔːdə bestellen commander ordinare I ordered the present online.

115 pronounce v preəˈnaʊns aussprechen prononcer pronunciareCan you pronounce this word

correctly?

115 daily adj ˈdeɪli täglich quotidien quotidianoHe goes for a daily run early in

the morning.

115 routine n ruːˈtiːn Routine, Programm routine routine What is your daily routine?

115 describe n dɪˈskraɪb beschreiben décrire descrivereCan you describe your new

house?115 correct adj kəˈrekt richtig correct corretto Is this the correct word?

115 punctuation n ˌpʌnktʃuˈeɪʃən Zeichensetzung ponctuation interpunzionePunctuation is important when

you write.

115 intonation n ˌɪntəˈneɪʃən Betonung intonation intonazioneUse intonation to sound

interested.

115 sound v saʊnd klingenrésonner / donner

l'impression quesembrare He sounds interested.

115 simple adj ˈsɪmpəl einfach simple semplice This exercise is simple.

115 direction n

dəˈrekʃən,

dɪˈrekʃən,

daɪˈrekʃən

Wegbeschreibung direciton, itinéraire direzioneCan you give me directions to

the cinema, pelase?

115 grammar n ˈgræmə Grammatik grammaire grammatica I find English grammar difficult.

115 vocabulary nvəˈkæbjələri,

vəˈkæbjʊləri, vəʊ-Vokabular, Vokabeln vocabulaire vocabolario

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115 improve v ɪmˈpruːv verbessern améliorer migliorareHe wants to improve his

speaking.

138 bank n bæŋk Bank banque banca I go to the bank to get money.

138 camera n ˈkæmərəKamera,

Fotoapparatappareil photo macchina fotografica I've got a new camera.

138 cinema n ˈsɪnəmə. ˈsɪnɪmə Kino cinéma cinema I watch films in the cinema.

138 computer n kəmˈpkuːtə Computer ordinateur computer Do you like computer games?

138 email n ˈɪːmeɪl Email courriel, email emailI got an email from my friend

this morning.

138 information n ˌɪnfəˈeɪʃən Information informations informazioniI need more information about

the college.

138 internet n ˈɪntənet Internet internet internetYou can find the information on

the internet.

138 pizza n ˈpiːtsə Pizza pizza pizzaWe have pizza in the Italian

restaurant.

138 restaurant n ˈrestərɒnt Restaurant restaurant ristoranteThe Chinese restaurant is very

good.

138 supermarket n ˈsuːpəˌmɑːkət Supermarkt supermarché supermercatoWe bought the food in a

supermarket.

138 taxi n ˈtæksi Taxi taxi taxiWe got a taxi to the train

station.

138 television/TV nˈteləˌvɪʒən,

ˈtelɪˌvɪʒən / tiː ˈviːFernsehen télévision televisione

Many children watch too much

television.138 tennis n ˈtenəs, ˈtenɪs Tennis tennis tennis We played tennis yesterday.

138 answer v ˈɑːnsə beantworten répondre rispondere Can you answer my question?

138 ask v ɑːsk fragen poser une question chiedere Can I ask you a question?

138 listen v ˈlɪsən hören écouter ascoltare I always listen to music.

138 read v riːd lesen lire leggereMy little brother is learning to

read.

138 look v lʊkhineinsehen,

hineinblickenregarder guardare Look at your books, please.

138 circle v ˈsɜːkəl einkreisen entourer girare intorno a Please circle number six.

138 tick v tɪk markieren cocher spuntare Please tick the correct answer.

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138 underline v ˌʌndəˈlaɪn unterstreichen souligner sottolineare Underline the name of the book.

138 alone adj əˈləʊn alleine seul solo I am alone at the moment.

138 pair n peəPaar / paarweise /

zu zweitpar deux a due a due We all had to work in pairs.

138 check v tʃek prüfen vérifier controllareThe teacher checked the

answers.138 where adv weə wo où dove Where is your house?

139 Canada country ˈkænədə Kanada Canada Canada She is from Toronto in Canada.

139 Egypt country ˈIːdʒɪpt Ägypten Égypte Egitto Ahmed is from Egypt.

139 France country frɑːns Frankreich France Francia Francois is from France.

139 Germany country ˈdzɜːməni Deutschland Allemagne Germania We are from Germany.

139 Greece country griːs Griechenland Grèce Grecia Are you from Greece?

139 India country ˈɪndiə Indien Inde India He is a student in India.

139 Mexico country ˈmeksəkəʊ Mexiko Mexique Messico He's not from Mexico.

139 New Zealand country njʊː ˈziːlənd Neuseeland Nouvelle-Zélande Nuova Zelanda They are from New Zealand.

139 Portugal country ˈpɔːtʃəgəl Portugal Portugal Portogallo He is from Portugal.

139 Scotland country ˈskɒtlənd Schottland Écosse la ScoziaShe isn’t from England. She's

from Scotland.139 South Korea country saʊθ kəˈriːə Südkorea Corée du Sud Corea del Sud We are from South Korea.

139 Venezuela country ˌvenəˈzweɪlə Venezuela Vénézuela Venezuela I'm from Venezuela.

139 nationality nˌnæsəˈnæləti,

ˌnæsəˈnælɪtiNationalität nationalité nazionalità

Students of many different

nationalities study here.

139 country n ˈkʌntri Land pays paeseHow many countries are there in

Europe?

139 American adjəˈmerəkən,

əˈmerɪkənamerikanisch américain americano That's an American car.

139 Argentinian adj ˌɑːdʒənˈtɪniənArgentinier/in,

argentinisch

Argentin/e,

argentin/eargentino He's Argentinian.

139 Australian adj ɒˈstreɪliənAustralier/in,

australisch

Australien/ne,

australien/neaustraliano I like Australian people.

139 Brazilian adj brəˈzɪliənBrasilianer/in,

brasilianisch

Brésilien/ne,

brésilien/nebrasiliano Brazilian people love dancing.

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139 Chinese adj ˌtʃaɪˈniːz chinesisch Chinois/e, chinois,e cineseThe Chinese language isn't easy

to learn.

139 Egyptian adj ɪˈdʒɪpʃənÄgypter/in,

ägyptisch

Égyptien/ne,

égyptien/neegiziano

The Egyptian people built the

Pyramids.

139 English adj ˈɪŋglɪʃEngländer/in,

englischAnglais/e, anglais/e inglese His teacher is English.

139 French adj frentʃ französischFrançais/e,

français/efrancese She likes French food.

139 German adj ˌdʒɜːmən Deutsche/r, deutschAllemand/e,

allemand/etedesco The maths teacher is German.

139 Greek adj griːk griechisch Grec/que, grec/que greco I like Greek history.

139 Hungarian adj hʌnˈgeəriən Ungar/in, ungarischHongrois/e,

hongrois/eungherese She is Hungarian.

139 Indian adj ˈɪndiən indisch Indien/ne, indien/ne indiano We often have Indian food.

139 Irish adj ˈaɪrɪʃ irisch irlandais/e irlandese He speaks with an Irish accent.

139 Italian adj ɪˈtæliən italienisch Italien/ne, italien/ne italianoHe usually eats in the Italian

restaurant.

139 Japanese adj ˌdʒæpəˈniːzJapaner/in,

japanisch

Japonais/e,

japonais/egiapponese

Many Japanese students visit

Britain.

139 Korean adj kəˈriːənKoraner/in,

koreanisch

Coréen/ne,

coréen/necoreano He's a Korean football player.

139 Mexican adjˈmeksəkən,

ˈmeksɪkənmexikanisch

Mexicain/e,

mexicain/emessicano Mexican food is often very hot.

139 New Zealander n njuː ˈziːləndə Neuseeländer/in Néo-Zélandais neozelandese They are New Zealanders.

139 Polish adj ˈpɒlɪʃ Pole/PolinPolonais/e,

polonais/epolacco

Many Polish people live in

Britain.

139 Portuguese adj ˌpɔːtʃəˈgiːzPortugiese/Portugies

in

Portugais/e,

portugais/eportoghese His wife is Portuguese.

139 Russian adj ˈrʌʃən Russe/Russin Russe, russe russo Her husband is Russian.

139 Saudi Arabian adj ˈsaʊdi əˈreɪbiənSaudi, Saudi-

Araber/in

Saoudien/ne,

saoudien/nesaudita We're Saudi Arabian.

139 Scottish adj ˈskɒtɪʃSchotte/Schottin,

schottisch

Écossais/e,

écossais/escozzese Donald is Scottish.

139 South African adj saɪθ ˈæfrɪkənSüdafrikaner/in,

südafrikanisch

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139 Spanish adj ˈspænɪʃ Spanier/in, spanischEspagnol/e,

espagnol/espagnolo He has a Spanish friend.

139 Venezuelan adjˌvenəˈzweɪlən,

ˌvenɪˈzweɪlən

Venezolaner/in,

venezolanisch

Vénézuélien/ne,

vénézuélien/nevenezuelano He's Venezuelan, not Spanish.

139 cleaner n ˈkliːnə Reinigungskrafthomme/femme de

ménageaddetto alle pulizie He is a cleaner in a hotel.

139 cook n kʊk Koch, Köchin cuisinier cuoco Frank is a cook in a restaurant.

139 chef n ʃefKüchenchef/in,

Chefkoch/-köchinchef de cuisine chef, capo Jane is a chef in a restaurant.

139 hairdresser n ˈheəˌdresə Friseur/in coiffeur/coiffeuse parrucchiere I am a hairdresser.

139 manager n ˈmænɪdʒə Managerdirecteur, patron,

administrateurdirettore Mr Jones is a hotel manager.

139 IT worker n ˌaɪˈtiː ˈwɜːkəInformationstechnik

er/in

technicien/ne de

maintenance en

informatique

lavoratore

informaticoGeorge is an IT worker.

139personal

assistantn ˈpɜːsənəl əˈsɪstənt

persönliche/r

Assistent/in,

Chefsekrektär/in

assistant/e de

directionassistente personale

Mr Jones has a personal

assistant.

139 pilot n ˈpaɪlət Pilot/in pilote pilotaMary Taylor is a pilot for British

Airways.

139 police officer n pəˈliːs ˈɒfəsə, ˈɒfɪsə Polizist/inpolicier, officier de

policepoliziotto My brother is a police officer.

139 receptionist n rɪˈsepʃənɪst Rezeptionist/in réceptionniste receptionist The hotel receptionist is Polish.

139 retired adj. rɪˈtaɪrd pensioniert retraité stancoMrs Green is retired. She's

seventy years old.

139 shop assistant n ʃɒp əˈsɪstənt Verkäufer/in vendeur/vendeuse in pensioneI am a shop assistant in Marks

and Spencers.

139

tourist

information

assistant

nˈtʊərəst, ˈtʊərɪst

əˈsɪstənt

Angestellte/r in

einem

Fremdenverkehrsam

t

assistant/e en

tourisme

assistente

informazioni

turistiche

He is a tourist information

assistant in Paris.

140 angry adj ˈæŋgri verärgert en colère arrabbiato My parents are angry.

140 ill adj ɪl krank malade malatoSusan isn’t at school today.

She's ill.

140 interested adjˈɪntrəstəd,

ˈɪntrɪstədinteressiert intéressé interessato I'm interested in business.



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140 scared adj skeəd große Angst haben effrayéavere paura di,

temereThey are scared of the dog.

140 afraid adj əˈfreɪd Angst haben avoir peur de avere paura di I'm afraid of the sea.

140 surprised adj səˈpraɪzd überrascht étonné sorpreso He's surprised to see you.

140 unhappy adj ʌnˈhæpi unglücklich malheureux scontento, infeliceWe are unhappy because the

hotel isn’t good.140 well adj wel gut bien bene Are you well?

140 fine adj faɪn gut bien, bon bene I'm fine today.

140 bag n bæg Tasche sac, sachet borsa What's in your bag?

140 credit card n ˈkredət,ˈkredɪt kɑːd Kreditkarte carte de crédit carta di credito You can pay by credit card.

140 cup n kʌp Tasse tasse tazza Can I have a cup of coffee

140 diary n ˈdaɪəri Kalender, Tagebuch agenda diario Check in the diary.

140 dictionary n ˈdɪkʃənəri Wörterbuch dictionnaire dizionarioYou can find the word in your

dictionary.

140 glass n glɑːs Glas verre bicchiere Can she have a glass of water?

140 mouse n maʊs Maus souris mouseMy mouse isn't with the

computer.

140 newspaper n ˈnjuːsˌpeɪpə Zeitung journal giornaleCan I see your newspaper,

please?

140 notebook n ˈnəʊtbʊk Notizbuch cahier, carnet taccuinoWrite the words in your

notebook.140 pencil n pensəl Bleistift crayon matita Use a pencil to write.

140 table n ˈteɪbəl Tisch table tavolo My cup is on the table.

140 watch n wɒtʃ Armbanduhr montre orologio It's ten o'clock by my watch.

141 boot n buːt Stiefel botte stivale Her boots are black.

141 coat n kəʊt Mantel, Jacke manteau cappottoIt's cold. You need your coat

today.

141 handbag n ˈhændbæg Handtasche sac à main borsaShe has many things in her

handbag.

141 jeans n plural dʒiːnz Jeans jean, jeans jeans These jeans are from America.

141 skirt n skɜːt Rock jupe gonnaShe has a white jacket and a

black skirt.

141 sock n sɒk Socken chaussette calzaPut your socks on before your

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141 suit n suːt, sjʊːt Anzug costume completo His business suit is black.

141 tie n taɪ Krawatte cravate cravatta My father always has a tie.

141 trainers n plural ˈtreɪnəzTurnschuhe,

Sportschuhebaskets scarpe da ginnastica Where are my sports trainers?

141 green adj griːn grün vert verde Is the apple green?

141 orange adj ˈɒrəndʒ orange orange arancioOrange is the colour between red

and yellow.141 pink adj pɪŋk pink rose rosa The skirt is pink.

141 purple adj ˈpɜːpəl lila violet violetto, paonazzo They both have purple dresses.

142 be v bi, strong biː sein être essere He wants to be a pilot.

142 cost v kɒst kosten coûter costare How much does it cost?

142 play v pleɪ spielen jouer giocare Do you play football?

142 watch v wɒtʃ sehen, zusehen regarder guardare We watch TV in the evenings.

142 want v wɒnt wollen vouloir volere He wants a new job.

142 news n njuːz Nachrichten les nouvelles notizie I watch the news on TV.

142 cinema n ˈsɪnəmə, ˈsɪnɪmə Kino cinéma cinema We can go to the cinema.

142 golf n gɒlf Golfspiel golf golf Do you play golf?

142 come v kʌm kommen venir venireHe comes home at six in the

evening.

142 leave v liːvverlassen,

weggehenquitter, partir uscire, partire She leaves home after breakfast.

142 make v meɪk machen, zubereiten préparer fare She makes a sandwich for lunch

142 start v stɑːt anfangen, beginnen commencer cominciare He starts work at eight-thirty.

142 finsh v ˈfɪnɪʃ aufhören terminer finire They finish work at half past five.

143 apple n ˈæpəl Apfel pomme mela I eat an apple everyday.

143 banana n bəˈnɑːnə Banane banane banana Bananas are usually yellow.

143 bean n biːn Bohne haricot fagiolo He likes to eat beans.

143 beef n biːf Rindfleisch boeuf carne di manzo English people like roast beef.

143 biscuit n ˈbɪskət, ˈbɪskɪt Keks cracker, biscuit biscotto Can I have a biscuit?

143 carrot n ˈkærət Karotte carotte carota Carrots are orange.

143 crisps n plural krɪsp Chips, Kartoffelchips chips patatine Have you got a bag of crisps?



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143 custard n kʌstəd Senf moutarde salsa alla vaniglia I like custard with my apple pie.

143 grape n greɪp Weintrauben raisin uva We use grapes to make wine.

143 lamb n læm Lamm agneau agnelloLamb is the meat from a young

sheep.

143 noodle n ˈnuːdl Nudel nouille pasta The Chinese eat a lot of noodles.

143 nut n nʌt Nuss noisette, noix noceI don’t eat nuts. They're too

hard.

143 pea n piː Erbse petit pois pisello Peas are his favourite vegetable.

143 potato n pəˈteɪtəʊ Kartoffel pomme de terre patataYou make chips and crisps from

potatoes.

143 rice n raɪs Reis riz risoDo you want white rice or brown

rice?

143 sausage n ˈsɒsɪdʒ Würstchen saucisse salsicciaHe eats suasages and chips once

a week.

143 tomato n təˈmɑːtəʊ Tomate tomate pomodoroCan I have a cheese and tomato

sandwich?

143 yoghurt n ˈjɒgət Joghurt yaourt yogurt She likes fruit yoghurt.

144 factory n ˈfæktəri Fabrik usine fabbrica They make cars in this factory.

144 farm n fɑːm Bauernhof ferme fattoria My family has a farm.

144 hospital n ˈhɒspɪtl Krankenhaus, Klinik hôpital ospedale He is in hospital because he is ill.

144 library n ˈlaɪbrəri, ˈlaɪbri Bücherei bibliothèque biblioteca I get books from the library.

144 park n pɑːk Park parc parcoThe children are playing in the

park.

144 post office n pəʊst ˈɒfəs, ˈɒfɪs Post(amt) bureau de poste ufficio postaleWe can take our letters to the

post office.

144 shopping centre n ˈʃɒpɪŋ ˈsentə Einkaufszentrum centre commercial centro commercialeWe often go to the shopping

centre at weekends.

144 zoo n zuː Zoo zoo zooMany interesting animals live in

the zoo.144 sign n saɪn Zeichen symbole, signe segno What does this sign mean?

144 danger n ˈdeɪndʒə Gefahr danger pericoloHe's in danger. We must help

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144 keep out v kiːp aʊtEintritt verboten!

Betreten verboten!

rester dehors /

entrée interditenon entrare

Keep out! You can't go in the

room.

144 entrance n ˈentrəns Eingang entrée entrataThis is the entrance to the

school.

144 fire exit nfaɪə ˈegzət, ˈegzɪt,

eksətNotausgang sortie de secours uscita di sicurezza

There are two fire exits on this

floor.

144 entry n ˈentri Eintritt entrée entrataThere is free entry to museum

today.

144 smoking n ˈsməʊkɪŋ Rauchen fumer fumo, fumareThe sign says 'No Smoking'. You

can't smoke in here.144 pull v pʊl ziehen tirer tirare Pull the door closed, please.

144 push v pʊʃ drücken pousser spingere Push the door to open it.

144 toilet n ˈtɔɪlət, ˈtɔɪlɪt Toilette toilette bagno The toilets are upstairs.

144 exit nˈegzət, ˈegzɪt,

eksətAusgang sortie uscita This door is exit only.

145 last adj lɑːst letzter dernier scorso Where were you last month?

145 noon n nuːn Mittag midi mezzogiorno They arrived at noon.

145 a.m. ˌeɪ ˈem vor 12 Uhr mittags du matin del mattinoHe leaves at 10 a.m. tomorrow

morning.

145 p.m. piɜ em nach 12 Uhr mittags de l'après-midi nel pomeriggioThey arrive at 2 p.m. this

afternoon.

145 far adj fɑː weit loin lontano The museum isn't far from here.

145 soft adj sɒft weich mou molle The bed is very soft.

145 heavy adj ˈhevi schwer lourd pesante Is that bag too heavy for you?

145 dark adj dɑːk dunkel foncé scuro She's got short dark hair.

145 long adj lɒŋ lang long lungoHer friend's got very long blond

hair.

145 light adj laɪt hell clair chiaroMy mother has got light brown

hair.

145 cheap adj tʃiːp billig bon marché economicoThe train ticket was very cheap.

It was only four dollars.

145 hard adj hɑːd schwierig dur, difficile duro, difficile This exercise is very hard.

145 empty adj ˈempti leer vide vuotoThere's no milk. The bottle is

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146 under preposition ˈʌndə unter sous sotto The dog is under the table.

146 sunny adj ˈsʌni sonnig ensoleillé di soleThe weather was hot and sunny

yesterday.

146 cloudy adj ˈklaʊdi bewölkt nuageux nuvolosoIt was cloudy in the morning but

now it's sunny.146 windy adj ˈwɪndi windig venteux ventoso It was very windy by the sea.

146 snow v snəʊ schneien neiger nevicareIn winter is snows for four

months.

146 set n set Set set setI bought a beauty set for my

mother's birthday.

146 cookbook n ˈkʊkbʊk Kochbuch livre de recettes libro di cucinaI've got a wonderful Italian

cookbook.

146 certificate n səˈtɪfɪkətZeugnis, Nachweise,

Gutscheinbon, bon d'achat certificato

We got some gift certificates for

Christmas.

146 perfume v ˈpɜːfjuːm Parfüm parfum profumo My mother never wears perfume.

146 plant n plɑːnt Pflanze plante piantaHis grandmother has a lot of

plants in her garden.

146 luggage n ˈlʌgɪdʒ Gepäck bagages bagaglioYou can only take hand luggage

on the plane.

146 vase n vɑːz Vase vase vasoShe put the roses in a pretty

vase.

146 scarf n skɑːf Schal foulard sciarpa It's cold today. Put a scarf on.

146 frame n freɪm Rahmen cadre corniceMy favourite photos are in

frames.

146 change n tʃeɪndʒ Wechselgeld monnaie spiccioliI haven’t got any change for the

parking machine.

146 cheque n tʃek Scheck chèque chèque He wrote me a cheque for £200.

146 coin n kɔɪn Münze pièce (de monnaie) moneta He had a silver coin in his hand.

146 note n nəʊt Note, Schein (Geld) billet notaHave you got a twenty pound

note?

146 receipt n rɪˈsiːt Quittung reçu ricevutaWhen you buy something you

get a receipt from the shop.

147 draw v drɔː zeichnen dessiner disegnareMy brother draws wonderful

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147 lift v lɪft heben, hochheben soulever sollevareThe bag is too heavy. I can't lift

it.

147 climb v klaɪm klettern, erklimmen monter scalare He climbs mountains for fun.

147 throw v θrəʊ werfen lancer lanciareThe children threw the ball into

my garden.

147 type v taɪp tippen taper scrivere a macchina Some people can type very fast.

147 paint v peɪnt malen peindre dipingereHer father paints beautiful

pictures of the sea.

147 jump v jʌmp springen sauter saltare Can you jump over the table?

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160hotline n ˈhɒtlaɪn Hotline ligne directe hot line

Call our hotline for more

information.154-

160tent n tent Zelt tente tenda

They slept in tents on the

camping holiday.154-

160electricity n

ɪˌlekˈtrɪsəti,

ɪˌlekˈtrɪsɪtiStrom, Elektrizität électricité elettricità

There was no water or electricity

at the camp site.154-

160hear v hɪə hören entendre sentire, ascoltare Can you hear that music?

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160rep n rep

holiday rep:

Animateuranimateur animatore She is the holiday rep.

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160nauseous adj ˈnɔːziəs, ˈnɔːsiəs übel nauséeux nauseante

The food was bad and she felt

nauseous when she ate it..

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160possible adj ˈpɒsəbəl, ˈpɒsɪbəl möglich possible possibile

Is it possible to visit the museum

today?154-

160guest n gest Gast hôte ospite They are guests at the hotel.

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160garden n ˈgɑːdn Garten jardin giardino

She has flowers and vegetables

in her garden.154-

160imagine v

ɪˈmædʒən,

ɪˈmædʒɪn

sich etwas

vorstellen(s')imaginer immaginare

Close you eyes and imagine that

you are lying on a beach.

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160waste n weɪst Verschwendung gaspillage spreco

The exercise bike was a waste of

money. We never used it.

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160truth n truːθ Wahrheit vérité verità Please tell me the truth.

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speech Pronunciation German French Italian Example Sentence154-

160terrible adj ˈterəbəl, ˈterɪbəl schrecklich horrible terribile She made a terrible mistake.

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160section n ˈsekʃən Abteilung division, section reparto

The sports DVDs are in the DVD

section.154-

160revolution n ˌrevəˈluːʃən Revolution révolution rivoluzione

The iPod was a revolution and

changed everything.154-

160practical adj ˈpræktɪkəl praktisch pratique pratico He likes doing practical things.

154-

160record v rɪˈkɔːd aufnehmen enregistrer registrare

He recorded his voice on her

phone.154-

160smartphone n ˈsmɑːtfəʊn Smartphone smartphone smartphone

All the students in my class have

a smartphone.154-

160junk n dʒʌŋk Gerümpel camelote cianfrusaglie

There is a lot of junk in this

cupboard. 154-

160busy adj ˈbɪzi beschäftigt occupé occupato

I'm very busy today so I can't

play tennis with you.154-

160try v traɪ versuchen essayer cercare

Her children always try hard to

do well in school.154-

160luck n lʌk Glück fortune fortuna

He said 'good luck' to me before

I did my test.154-

160practise v ˈpræktəs, ˈpræktɪs üben, ausüben pratiquer exercer

practicare,

esercitarsi

Do you practise English every

day?154-

160script n skrɪpt Script script

copione,

sceneggiaturaThe actor read the script.

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160extra adj ˈekstrə zusätzlich

supplémentaire, en

plusin più

Here are some extra exercises

for you.154-

160practice n ˈpræktəs, ˈpræktɪs

Übung, praktische

Anwendungpratique esercizio

We do a lot of grammar practice

in class.154-

160congratulations n plural kənˌgrætʃəˈleɪʃənz

Glückwunsch,

Gratulationfélicitations congratulazioni

Congratulations! You are a

winner.154-

160game n geɪm Spiel jeu gioco

This is a new game on my

phone.154-

160video n ˈvɪdiəʊ Video vidéo video Here's a video of my daughter.

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160careful adj ˈkeəfəl vorsichtig prudent, soignant attento Be careful with that box.

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160sugar n ˈʃʊgə Zucker sucre zucchero

One black coffee with sugar,

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160Turkish delight n ˈtɜːkɪʃ dɪˈlaɪt Türkische Honig loukoum specialità turche This shop sells Turkish delight.

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160totally adv ˈtəʊtl-i vollkommen totalement totalmente It's a totally new idea.

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160pure adj pjʊə rein pure puro The jewellery is pure gold.

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160silk n sɪlk Seide soie seta The carpet is pure silk.

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160colour n ˈkʌlə Farbe couleur colore My favourite colour is blue.

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160sound n saʊnd Geräusch bruit, son rumore There are many sounds in a city.

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160form n fɔːm Form forme mezzo

What form of transport do you

like?154-

160rickshaw n ˈrɪkʃɔː Rikscha pousse-pousse risciò

Some people travel by rickshaw

in India.154-

160lorry n ˈlɒri Lastwagen camion camion

The food goes by lorry to the

supermarket.154-

160accident n

ˈæksədənt,

ˈæksɪdəntUnfall accident incidente

There are bad accidents on the

roads.154-

160face n feɪs Gesicht visage faccia India has many faces.

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160another determiner əˈnʌðə noch einen un autre un altro Do you want another one?

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160bank holiday n bænk gesetzlicher Feiertag jour férié

giorno ufficiale di

chiusuraIt's bank holiday this Monday.

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160well adj

ˈhɒlədi, ˈhɒlɪdi, -

deɪgut bien bene She's not well. She's in hospital.

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160firework n ˈfaɪwɜːk Feuerwerk feu d'artifice fuochi d'artificio The fireworks were beautiful.

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160sunrise n ˈsʌnraɪz Sonnenaufgang aube sorgere del sole We always get up at sunrise.

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160millennium n mɪˈleniəm Jahrtausend millénaire millennio

The year 2000 was the start of

the new millennium.154-

160peaceful adj ˈpiːsfəl friedlich, friedvoll paisible tranquillo It's very peaceful in this place.

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160tomorrow adv təˈmɒrəʊ morgen demain domani

The film is on at the cinema

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160late adj leɪt spät, verspätet en retard in ritardo He's late for the lesson.

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160again adv əˈgen, əˈgeɪn wieder à nouveau di nuovo You're late again.

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160press v pres anklicken appuyer premere Press this for the next picture.

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160ice cream n aɪs kriːm Eiskrem, Eis glace, crème glacée gelato My children love ice cream.

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160pirate n ˈpaɪərət Pirat pirate pirata Jack Sparrow is a pirate in a film.

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160remember v rɪˈmembə sich erinnern an se souvenir de ricordare, ricordarsi Do you remember Clara?

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160sleep v sliːp schlafen dormir dormire Do you sleep a lot?

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160text n tekst Text texte testo You can send her a text.

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160message n ˈmesɪdʒ Nachricht

message, courrier,

courrielmessaggio

He checks his text messages

after work.154-

160exactly adv ɪgˈzæktli genau précisément esattamente It's exactly half past five.

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160upstairs adv ˌʌpˈsteəʒ

im Obergeschoss,

im oberen

Stockwerk

en haut, à l'étage di sopra He's lives in the flat upstairs

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160snack bar n snæk bɑː

Imbissbude,

Snackbarsnack snack bar He sells coffee in a snack bar.

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160train n treɪn Zug train treno He goes to work by train.

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160station n ˈsteɪʃən Haltestelle station stazione

They meet every morning at the

train station.154-

160impossible adj

ɪnˈpɒsəbəl,

ɪnˈpɒsɪbəlunmöglich impossible impossibile

It's impossible to sleep when he

plays his music.154-

160midnight n ˈmɪdnaɪt Mitternacht minuit mezzanotte

I usually go to sleep before

midnight.154-

160reservation v ˌrezəˈveɪʃən Reservierung réservation prenotazione

I have a reservation for dinner

tonight.154-

160single adj ˈsɪŋgəl

Einzel-, einzeln/er, -

e, -esà une personne singola I want a single room please.

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160ready adj ˈredi fertig, bereit prêt pronto Are you ready for the tour?



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160yet adv yet bisher, noch encore ancora

He isn’t ready yet. He needs five

more minutes.154-

160early adj ˈɜːli früh tôt presto I always get to work early.

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160check-in n tʃek ɪn Einchecken enregistrement check-in What time is check-in?

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160seat n siːt Stuhl, Sitz siège sedia, sedersi Please have a seat.

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160wrong adj rɒŋ falsch/e, er, es faux sbagliato Sorry, that's the wrong answer.

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160enjoy v ɪnˈdʒɔɪ genießen, gerne tun apprécier godere di

I enjoy holidays in other

countries.

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160actually adv ˈæktʃuəlli, ˈæktʃəlli

genau genommen,

tatsächlichen fait effettivamente Actually, I'm wrong. Sorry.

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160hurry n ˈhʌri Eile pressé, hâte fredda I'm in a hurry.

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160maybe adv ˈmeɪbi vielleicht peut-être forse

I can’t go today. Maybe

tomorrow.154-

160pound n paʊnd Pfund live pound, sterlina The ticket is five pounds.


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