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Word Page Part of speech Pronunciation German Italian French Dutch Example zero 6 number ˈzɪərəʊ null zero zéro nul The temperature is zero degrees. one 6 number wʌn eins uno un een I have one brother. two 6 number tuː zwei due deux twee I have two sisters. three 6 number θriː drei tre trois drie Look at page three. four 6 number fɔː vier quattro quatre vier There are four books on the table. five 6 number faɪv fünf cinque cinq vijf It’s five o’clock. six 6 number sɪks sechs sei six zes We have six classrooms. seven 6 number ˈsevən sieben sette sept zeven There are seven men in the class. eight 6 number eɪt acht otto huit acht The number is zero eight one. nine 6 number naɪn neun nove neuf negen There are nine women in the class. ten 6 number ten zehn dieci dix tien He’s ten years old. DVD 6 n ˌdiː viː ˈdiː DVD DVD DVD dvd I have the DVD. phone 6 n fəʊn Telefon telefono téléphone telefoon The phone is ringing. Please answer it. hotel 6 n həʊˈtel Hotel albergo, hotel hôtel hotel We are in a small hotel in Paris. football 6 n ˈfʊtbɔːl Fußball calcio football football, voetbal The children are playing football. bus 6 n bʌs Bus autobus bus bus I usually catch the bus to college. chocolate 6 n ˈtʃɒklət Schokolade cioccolato chocolat chocolade Can I have some chocolate, please? bank 138 n bæŋk Bank banca, banco banque bank I go to the bank to get money. camera 138 n ˈkæmərə Kamera (tele)camera appareil photo camera, fototoestel I’ve got a new camera. cinema 138 n ˈsɪnəmə Kino cinema cinéma bioscoop I watch films in the cinema. computer 138 n kəmˈpjuːtə Computer computer ordinateur computer Do you like computer games? email 138 n ˈiːmeɪl E-Mail E-mail courrier électronique e-mail I got an email from my friend this morning. information 138 n ˌɪnfəˈmeɪʃən Information informazione information informatie I need more information about the college. internet 138 n ˈɪntənet Internet internet, rete internet internet You can find the information on the internet. pizza 138 n ˈpiːtsə Pizza pizza pizza pizza We have pizza in the Italian restaurant. restaurant 138 n ˈrestərɒnt Restaurant ristorante restaurant restaurant We went to a restaurant to celebrate my birthday. supermarket 138 n ˈsuːpəˌmɑːkət Supermarkt supermercato supermarché supermarkt We bought the food in a supermarket. taxi 138 n ˈtæksi Taxi taxi taxi taxi We got a taxi to the train station. Wordlist Speakout Starter 2nd Edition (chronological) Lead in © Pearson 2016 1

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

one 6 number wʌn eins uno un een I have one brother.

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

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

four 6 number fɔː vier quattro quatre vier There are four books on the table.

five 6 number faɪv fünf cinque cinq vijf It’s five o’clock.

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

seven 6 number ˈsevən sieben sette sept zeven There are seven men in the class.

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

nine 6 number naɪn neun nove neuf negen There are nine women in the class.

ten 6 number ten zehn dieci dix tien He’s ten years old.

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

phone 6 n fəʊn Telefon telefono téléphone telefoon The phone is ringing. Please answer it.

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

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

bus 6 n bʌs Bus autobus bus bus I usually catch the bus to college.

chocolate 6 n ˈtʃɒklət Schokolade cioccolato chocolat chocolade Can I have some chocolate, please?

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

camera 138 n ˈkæmərə Kamera (tele)camera appareil photo camera, fototoestel I’ve got a new camera.

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

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

email 138 n ˈiːmeɪl E-Mail E-mail courrier électronique e-mail I got an email from my friend this morning.

information 138 n ˌɪnfəˈmeɪʃən Information informazione information informatie I need more information about the college.

internet 138 n ˈɪntənet Internet internet, rete internet internet You can find the information on the internet.

pizza 138 n ˈpiːtsə Pizza pizza pizza pizza We have pizza in the Italian restaurant.

restaurant 138 n ˈrestərɒnt Restaurant ristorante restaurant restaurant We went to a restaurant to celebrate my birthday.

supermarket 138 n ˈsuːpəˌmɑːkət Supermarkt supermercato supermarché supermarkt We bought the food in a supermarket.

taxi 138 n ˈtæksi Taxi taxi taxi taxi We got a taxi to the train station.

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television/TV 138 n

ˈteləˌvɪʒən,

ˌteləˈvɪʒən, ˌtiː ˈviː Fernsehen televisione, TV télévision televisie/tv Many children watch too much television.

tennis 138 n ˈtenəs Tennis tennis tennis tennis We played tennis yesterday.

university 139 n ˌjuːnəˈvɜːsəti Universität università université universiteit She’s at Cambridge University.

answer 138 v ˈɑːnsə beantworten rispondere répondre (be)antwoorden Can you answer my question?

ask 138 v ɑːsk fragen chiedere demander vragen Can I ask you a question?

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

read 138 v riːd lesen leggere lire lezen My little brother is learning to read.

write 139 v raɪt schreiben scrivere écrire schrijven He wrote some very famous books.

look 138 v lʊk schauen guardare regarder kijken Look at your books, please.

circle 138 v ˈsɜːkəl einkreisen fare un giro intorno a entourer omcirkelen Please circle number six.

tick 138 v tɪk

ein Häkchen setzen,

ankreuzen spuntare cocher aanvinken Please tick the correct answer.

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

alone 138 adj əˈləʊn allein (da) solo seul alleen I am alone at the moment.

pair 138 n peə Paar paio paire, groupe de deux paar We all had to work in pairs.

check 138 v tʃek prüfen controllare vérifier controleren The teacher checked the answers.

the USA 8 country ðə ˌjuː es ˈeɪ die USA U.S.A., Stati Uniti les États-Unis de VS Washington D.C. is the capital of the USA.

Brazil 9 country brəˈzɪl Brasilien Brasile Brésil Brazilië They are from Brazil.

Russia 9 country ˈrʌʃə Russland Russia Russie Rusland Moscow is the capital of Russia.

China 9 country ˈtʃaɪnə China Cina Chine China Beijing is the capital of China.

Turkey 9 country ˈtɜːki Türkei Turchia Turquie Turkije Ankara is the capital of Turkey.

the UK 9 country ðə ˌjuː ˈkeɪ Großbritannien

Gran Bretagna,

il Regno Unito Grande-Bretagne het VK London is the capital of the UK.

Germany 9 country ˈdʒɜːməni Deutschland Germania Allemagne Duitsland Berlin is the capital of Germany.

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

Argentina 139 country ˌɑːdʒənˈtiːnə Argentinien Argentina Argentine Argentinië Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina.

Australia 139 country ɒˈstreɪliə Australien Australia Australie Australië Canberra is the capital of Australia.

Chile 139 country ˈtʃɪli Chile Cile Chili Chili Santiago is the capital of Chile.

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

Japan 139 country dʒəˈpæn Japan Giappone Japon Japan Tokyo is the capital of Japan.

Mexico 139 country ˈmeksəkəʊ Mexiko Argentina Mexique Mexico He’s not from Mexico.

Poland 139 country ˈpəʊlənd Polen Polonia Pologne Polen Warsaw is the capital of Poland.

American 139 adj əˈmerəkən

amerikanisch,

Amerikaner/in americano américain Amerika That’s an American car.

Argentinian 139 adj ˌɑːdʒənˈtɪniən

argentinisch,

Argentinier/in argentino argentinien Argentijns He’s Argentinian.

British 139 adj ˈbrɪtɪʃ britisch, Brite / Britin britannico britannique Brits It’s a British custom.

Chilean 139 adj ˈtʃɪliən

chilenisch, Chilene /

Chilenin cileno Chilien Chileens Have you ever had Chilean food?

Chinese 139 adj ˌtʃaɪˈniːz

chinesisch, Chinese /

Chinesin cinese chinois Chinees The Chinese language isn’t easy to learn.

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Colombian 139 adj kəˈlʌmbiən

kolumbianisch,

Kolumbianer/in colombiano colombien Colombiaans Colombian coffee is too strong for me.

German 139 adj ˌdʒɜːmən

deutsch, Deutscher /

Deutsche tedesco allemand Duits The maths teacher is German.

Italian 139 adj ɪˈtæliən italienisch, Italiener/in italiano italien Italiaans He usually eats in the Italian restaurant.

Japanese 139 adj ˌdʒæpəˈniːz japanisch, Japaner/in giapponese japonais Japans Many Japanese students visit Britain.

Mexican 139 adj ˈmeksəkən

mexikanisch,

Mexikaner/in messicano mexicain Mexicaans Mexican food is often very hot.

Polish 139 adj ˈpɒlɪʃ polnisch, Pole / Polin polacco polonais Pools Many Polish people live in Britain.

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

Spanish 139 adj ˈspænɪʃ spanisch, Spanier/in spagnolo espagnol Spaans He has a Spanish friend.

Turkish 139 adj ˈtɜːkɪʃ türkisch, Türke / Türkin turco turc Turks We have a Turkish carpet in the living room.

teacher 10 n ˈtiːtʃə Lehrer/in insegnante professeur, enseignant/e leraar/lerares Miss Lind is my English teacher.

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

engineer 10 n ˌendʒəˈnɪə Ingenieur/in ingegnere ingénieur ingenieur My father is an engineer.

doctor 10 n ˈdɒktə Arzt / Ärztin dottore médecin dokter Nina is a doctor.

taxi driver 10 n ˈtæksi ˌdraɪvə Taxifahrer/in taxista, tassista chauffeur de taxi

taxichauffeur/taxichauffe

use The taxi driver took us to the hotel.

businessman 10 n ˈbɪznəsmən Geschäftsmann uomo d'affari homme d'affaires zakenman John’s father is a businessman.

businesswoman 10 n ˈbɪznəsˌwʊmən Geschäftsfrau donna d'affari femme d'affaires zakenvrouw She has a career as a businesswoman.

singer 10 n ˈsɪŋə Sänger/in cantante chanteur / chanteuse zanger/zangeres Jodie is a singer with a pop band.

waiter 10 n ˈweɪtə Kellner cameriere serveur ober/serveerster She asked the waiter for the menu.

cleaner 139 n ˈkliːnə Reinigungskraft addetto(-a) alle pulizie

femme de ménage,

agent de service

schoonmaker/schoonma

akster He is a cleaner in a hotel.

cook 139 n kʊk Koch / Köchin cuoco cuisinier/cuisinière kok/kokkin Frank is a cook in a restaurant.

chef 139 n ʃef Chefkoch / Chefköchin chef, capo, padrone chef chef-kok/chef-kokkin Jane is a chef in a restaurant.

manager 139 n ˈmænɪdʒə Manager/in

gestore(-trice), direttore(-

trice) manager, gérant/e manager Mr Jones is a hotel manager.

nurse 139 n nɜːs Krankenschwester infermiere(-a) infirmier/infirmière verpleger/verpleegster Chris works as a nurse at the hospital.

office worker 139 n ˈɒfəs ˌwɜːkə Büroangestellte/r impiegato(-a) employé/e de bureau

kantoormedewerker/-

ster I used to be an office worker, but now I work at home.

police officer 139 n pəˈliːs ˌɒfəsə Polizist poliziotto(-a) policier politieagent/-e My brother is a police officer.

receptionist 139 n rɪˈsepʃənəst Rezeptionist/in receptionist réceptionniste receptionist/-e The hotel receptionist is Polish.

retired 139 n rɪˈtaɪəd in Rente, pensioniert in pensione retraité

iemand die met

pensioen ist Mrs Green is retired. She’s seventy years old.

shop assistant 139 n ˈʃɒp əˌsɪstənt Verkäufer/in assistente di negozio vendeur, vendeuse winkelbediende I am a shop assistant in Marks and Spencers.

tourist information

assistant 139 n

ˌtʊərəst ɪnfəˈmeɪʃən

əˌsɪstənt

Angestellte/r der

Touristeninformation

assistente d'informazioni

turistiche

adjoint de l'information

touristique

medewerker/-ster

toeristeninformatie He is a tourist information assistant in Paris.

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sportsman 139 n ˈspɔːtsmən Sportler sportivo athlète, sportif sportman Ronaldo is a famous sportsman.

actor 139 n ˈæktə Schauspieler attore acteur acteur He wants to be an actor.

businesswoman 139 n ˈbɪznəsˌwʊmən Geschäftsfrau donna d'affari femme d'affaires zakenvrouw She has a career as a businesswoman.

waitress 139 n ˈweɪtrəs Kellnerin cameriera serveuse serveerster The waitress explained everything on the menu.

actress 139 n ˈæktrəs Schauspielerin attrice actrice actrice Sarah was a famous actress in the 1920s.

waiter 139 n ˈweɪtə Kellner cameriere serveur ober She asked the waiter for the menu.

sportswoman 139 n ˈspɔːtsˌwʊmən Sportlerin sportiva athlète, sportive sportvrouw Who’s the most famous sportswoman you know?

businessman 139 n ˈbɪznəsmən Geschäftsmann uomo d'affari homme d'affaires zakenman John’s father is a businessman.

city 14 n ˈsɪti Stadt città ville stad We live two miles form the centre of the city.

countryside 14 n ˈkʌntrisaɪd Land campagna campagne platteland I like walking in the countryside.

sea 14 n siː Meer, See mare mer zee The Red Sea lies between Arabia and North Africa.

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

mountain 14 n ˈmaʊntən Berg montagna montagne berg We like climbing in the mountains.

river 14 n ˈrɪvə Fluss fiume fleuve rivier The Nile is the longest river in the world.

village 14 n ˈvɪlɪdʒ Dorf villaggio village dorp I come from a small village in France.

building 14 n ˈbɪldɪŋ Gebäude edificio bâtiment gebouw The hotel is a big building.

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

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

big 14 adj bɪɡ groß grande grand groot He drives a big car.

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

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

cold 14 adj kəʊld kalt fresco, freddo froid koud It’s cold today.

hot 14 adj hɒt heiß (molto) caldo chaud warm, heet It was very hot today.

husband 18 n ˈhʌzbənd Ehemann marito mari man John is Mary’s husband.

wife 18 n waɪf Ehefrau moglie femme vrouw Mary is John’s wife.

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

sister 18 n ˈsɪstə Schwester sorella soeur zus Sarah is James’s sister.

father 18 n ˈfɑːðə Vater padre père vader John is the father of Sarah and James.

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

mother 18 n ˈmʌðə Mutter madre mère moeder Mary is the mother of Sarah and James.

daughter 18 n ˈdɔːtə Tochter figlia fille dochter Sarah is John and Mary’s daughter.

parents 18 n ˈpeərənts Eltern genitori parents ouders Sarah’s parents are John and Mary.

children 18 n ˈtʃɪldrən Kinder bambini enfants kinderen Sarah and James are Mary’s children.

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

twelve 20 number twelv zwölf dodici douze twaalf She’s twelve tomorrow.

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

fourteen 20 number ˌfɔːˈtiːn vierzehn quattordici quatorze veertien There are fourteen students in the class.

fifteen 20 number ˌfɪfˈtiːn fünfzehn quindici quinze vijftien The hotel is fifteen minutes from the city centre.

sixteen 20 number ˌsɪkˈstiːn sechzehn sedici seize zestien I’m sixteen today.

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

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

nineteen 20 number ˌnaɪnˈtiːn neunzehn diciannove dix-heuf negentien Nineteen people are in the room.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

hundred 20 number ˈhʌndrəd einhundert cento cent honderd There are a hundred people at the conference.

his 21 adj ɪz, hɪz sein suo(-a) son/sa zijn His wife is French.

my 21 adj maɪ mein mio mon/ma mijn My dad lived in India for a few years.

its 21 adj ɪts sein suo(-a) son/sa zijn/haar The hotel has kept its charm.

our 21 adj aʊə unser nostro(-a) notre ons Here is our hotel.

her 21 adj ə, hə, hɜː ihr (sing.) suo(-a) sa haar Her sister is very happy.

their 21 adj ðə, ðeə ihre (pl.) loro leur hun They are brother and sister. Their parents are French.

hungry 22 adj ˈhʌŋɡri hungrig affamato, avere fame avoir faim, affamé

hongerig, honger

hebben We’re hungry. Let’s have a pizza.

thirsty 22 adj ˈθɜːsti durstig assetato, avere sete avoir soif, assoifé dorstig, dorst hebben We’re thirsty. Let’s have some water.

tired 22 adj taɪəd müde stanco fatigué moe I’m tired. I need to sleep.

bored 22 adj bɔːd gelangweilt annoiato qui s'ennuie zich vervelen I’m bored. Let’s go to the cinema.

cold 22 adj kəʊld kalt fresco, freddo froid koud It’s cold today.

hot 22 adj hɒt heiß (molto) caldo chaud warm, heet It was very hot today.

angry 140 adj ˈæŋɡri verärgert arrabbiato en colère boos, kwaad My parents are angry.

happy 140 adj ˈhæpi glücklich felice heureux gelukkig, blij He was happy when he won the race.

ill 140 adj ɪl krank malato malade ziek Susan isn’t at school today. She’s ill.

interested 140 adj ˈɪntrəstəd interessiert interessato intéressé geïnteresseerd I’m interested in business.

scared 140 adj skeəd ängstlich, voller Angst spaventarsi effrayé bang They are scared of the dog.

afraid 140 adj əˈfreɪd ängstlich, verängstigt aver paura avoir peur bang I’m afraid of the sea.

surprised 140 adj səˈpraɪzd überrascht sorpreso surpris verrast He’s surprised to see you.

unhappy 140 adj ʌnˈhæpi unglücklich infelice malheureux ongelukkig We are unhappy because the hotel isn’t good.

well 140 adj wel gut bene bien goed Are you well?

fine 140 adj faɪn gut bene bien goed I’m fine today.

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

have a coffee 22 phr hæv ə ˈkɒfi Kaffee trinken prendere un caffè boire un café koffie drinken Would you like to have a coffee?

have a drink 22 phr hæv ə ˈdrɪŋk etwas trinken bere qualcosa boire qc. iets drinken Come and have a drink with us.

have a break 22 phr hæv ə ˈbreɪk Pause machen fare una pausa prendre une pause pauze nemen I’m tired – I need to have a break from work.

sit down 22 phr v ˌsɪt ˈdaʊn sich hinsetzen sedersi s'asseoir gaan zitten Let’s sit down and talk.

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

stop 22 v stɒp anhalten, aufhören fermare arrêter stoppen Let’s stop now.

’m 23 abbrev m bin (io) sono suis ben I’m going to go to bed now.

problem 23 n ˈprɒbləm Problem problema problème probleem The problem was that I couldn’t remember.

me 23 pronoun mi, miː mich mi moi mij Watch me and do what I do.

too 23 adv tuː auch anche aussi ook You can learn English too.

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break 23 n breɪk Pause pausa pause pauze It’s time we took a break.

’s 23 abbrev s ist è est is Where’s my book?

a 23 article ə, eɪ ein/e/n un(o), una un, une een Would you like a drink?

let 23 v let lassen lasciare laisser laten Let me see your hands.

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

book 30 n bʊk Buch libro livre boek Have you read this book?

tablet computer 30 n ˌtæblət kəmˈpjuːtə Tablet tablet computer tablette tablet We have a new tablet computer.

notebook 30 n ˈnəʊtbʊk Notizbuch notebook cahier, carnet laptop Write this in your notebook.

cup 30 n kʌp Tasse tazza tasse kop, kopje They sat down and had a cup of tea.

table 30 n ˈteɪbəl Tisch tavolo table tafel Bring your chair up to the table.

pen 30 n pen Stift, Kugelschreiber penna stylo pen Can you lend me a pen?

glass 30 n ɡlɑːs Glas bicchiere verre glas I’d like a glass of water, please.

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

chair 30 n tʃeə Stuhl sedia chaise stoel There are twenty chairs in the room.

bag 140 n bæɡ Tasche borsa sac tas What’s in your bag?

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

picture 140 n ˈpɪktʃə Bild immagine image foto This is a picture of my sister.

dictionary 140 n ˈdɪkʃənəri Wörterbuch dizionario dictionnaire woordenboek You can find the word in your dictionary.

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

business card 140 n ˈbɪznəs kɑːd Visitenkarte biglietto da visita carte de visite visitekaartje Do you have a business card I can take?

newspaper 140 n ˈnjuːsˌpeɪpə Zeitung giornale journal krant Can I see your newspaper, please?

clock 140 n klɒk Uhr (Wanduhr) orologio horloge klok There is a big clock on the wall.

pencil 140 n ˈpensəl Bleistift matita crayon potlood Use a pencil to write this down.

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

boy 140 n bɔɪ Junge ragazzo garçon jongen Who is that little boy?

man 140 n mæn Mann uomo homme man I bought this from a man in a pub.

child 140 n tʃaɪld Kind bambino enfant kind He was very good-looking when he was a child.

girl 140 n ɡɜːl Mädchen ragazza fille meisje A little girl offered my son a sweet.

woman 140 n ˈwʊmən Frau donna femme vrouw Can you see that woman in the black dress?

black 32 adj blæk schwarz nero noir zwart Can I have a black coffee, please?

blue 32 adj bluː blau blu, azzuro bleu blauw The sea is very blue today.

brown 32 adj braʊn braun marone brun bruin He has brown hair.

red 32 adj red rot rosso rouge rood Her new bag is red.

white 32 adj waɪt weiß bianco blanc wit Milk is white.

green 32 adj ɡriːn grün verde vert groen Is the apple green?

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

sweater 32 n ˈswetə Pullover maglione, pullover pull-over trui Her red sweater is beautiful.

hat 32 n hæt Hut cappello chapeau hoed My head is cold. I need a hat.

shirt 32 n ʃɜːt Hemd camicia chemise hemd Is this your shirt?

jacket 32 n ˈdʒækət Jacke giacca veste blazer, jas Her black jacket is old.

jeans 32 n pl dʒiːnz Jeans jeans denim, jean spijkerbroek My new jeans are black.

ring 32 n rɪŋ Ring anello bague ring Jack bought her a silver ring.

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great 32 adj ɡreɪt toll, super fantastico, grande super geweldig You won? That’s great!

Spain 32 n speɪn Spanien Spagna Espagne Spanje My photographs are all from Spain.

good on you 32 phr ˈɡʊd ɒn ˌjuː gut an dir bene su di te/voi te va bien staat je goed That jacket looks really good on you!

girlfriend 32 n ˈɡɜːlfrend Freundin ragazza copine vriendin Does you girlfriend like shopping?

coat 141 n kəʊt Mantel, Jacke cappotto manteau jas It’s cold. You need your coat today.

dress 141 n dres Kleid abito robe jurk Her new dress is very beautiful.

trousers 141 n ˈtraʊzəz Hose pantaloni pantalon broek I love your blue trousers.

skirt 141 n skɜːt Rock gonna jupe rok She has a white jacket and a black skirt.

T-shirt 141 n ˈtiː ʃɜːt T-Shirt T-shirt T-shirt t-shirt This is my white T-shirt.

sock 141 n sɒk Socke calza chaussette sok Put your socks on before your shoes.

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

trainers 141 n plural ˈtreɪnəz Sportschuhe scarpe sportive chaussures de sport sportschoenen Where are my new trainers?

glasses 141 n plural ˈɡlɑːsəz Brille occhiali lunettes bril I’ve got glasses because my eyes aren’t good.

glove 141 n ɡlʌv Handschuh guanto gant handschoen My hands are cold. I need some gloves.

black 141 adj blæk schwarz nero noir zwart Can I have a black coffee, please?

blue 141 adj bluː blau blu, azzuro bleu blauw The sea is very blue today.

brown 141 adj braʊn braun marone brun bruin He has brown hair.

green 141 adj ɡriːn grün verde vert groen Is the apple green?

orange 141 adj ˈɒrəndʒ orangefarben arancione orange oranje Orange is the colour between red and yellow.

pink 141 adj pɪŋk pink rosa rose roze Her skirt is pink.

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

red 141 adj red rot rosso rouge rood Her new bag is red.

white 141 adj waɪt weiß bianco blanc wit Milk is white.

yellow 141 adj ˈjeləʊ gelb giallo jaune geel Bananas are yellow.

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

clothes 36 n kləʊðz, kləʊz Kleider abiti, vestiti vêtements kleren, kleding He is an assistant in a clothes shop.

carpet 36 n ˈkɑːpət Teppich tappeto tapis tapijt There is a big red carpet in the room.

jewellery 36 n ˈdʒuːəlri Schmuck gioielleria bijoux sieraden Their jewellery is very beautiful.

pottery 36 n ˈpɒtəri Keramik, Töpferware ceramica poteries aardewerk This old pottery is from China.

leather 36 n ˈleðə Leder cuoio cuir leer He has a black leather bag.

wallet 36 n ˈwɒlət

Brieftasche,

Portemonnaie portafoglio

portefeuille, porte-

monnaie beurs, portemonnee The money is in his wallet.

bag 36 n bæɡ Tasche borsa sac tas What’s in your bag?

baseball 40 n ˈbeɪsbɔːl Baseball baseball base-ball honkbal Do you like baseball?

hamburger 40 n ˈhæmbɜːɡə Hamburger hamburger, carne tritata hamburger hamburger I really liked that hamburger.

coffee 40 n ˈkɒfi Kaffee caffè café koffie I’d like a coffee now.

brother 40 n ˈbrʌðə Bruder fratello frère broer How many brothers do you have?

credit card 40 n ˈkredət kɑːd Kreditkarte carta di credito carte de crédit creditcard I don’t have a credit card.

phone 40 n fəʊn Telefon telefono, telefonino téléphone telefoon Do you have a mobile phone?

BBC 40 abbrev ˌbiː biː ˈsiː BBC BBC BBC

BBC (Britse publieke

omroep) She works at the BBC as a news reporter.

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evening 40 n ˈiːvnɪŋ Abend sera soir avond He often works in the evenings.

office 40 n ˌɒfəs Büro ufficio bureau kantoor Do you work in an office each day?

taxi 40 n ˈtæksi Taxi taxi taxi taxi Fred used to drive a taxi.

shop 40 n ʃɒp Geschäft negozio magasin winkel We had a crash when we were driving to the shops.

car 40 n kɑː Auto macchina voiture auto I drive a small car.

university 40 n ˌjuːnəˈvɜːsəti Universität università université universiteit I studied at York University.

hour 40 n aʊə Stunde ora heure uur She studies for ten hours a week.

English 40 n ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ Englisch inglese Anglais Engels Where did you study English?

house 40 n haʊs Haus casa maison huis Do you live in a house in the country?

parents 40 n ˈpeərənt Eltern genitore parents ouder I lived with my parents till I was 25.

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

Spain 40 n speɪn Spanien Spagna Espange Spanje When are you going to Spain?

room 40 n ruːm, rʊm Zimmer stanza pièce kamer Go to room ten and ask for Marie.

restaurant 40 n ˈrestərɒnt Restaurant ristorante restaurant restaurant We went to a restaurant to celebrate my birthday.

sport 40 n spɔːt Sport sport sport sport Do you do much sport?

homework 40 n ˈhəʊmwɜːk Hausaufgabe compiti devoirs huiswerk I do my homework when I get home.

exercise 40 n ˈeksəsaɪz Sport esercizio exercice lichaamsbeweging, sport She doesn’t do enough exercise.

be 142 v bi, biː sein essere être zijn He wants to be a teacher.

cost 142 v kɒst kosten costare coûter kosten My T-shirt cost 18 euros.

listen 142 v ˈlɪsən hören, zuhören ascoltare écouter luisteren Let’s listen to some music.

play 142 v pleɪ spielen giocare, suonare jouer spelen Do you play the guitar?

read 142 v riːd lesen leggere lire lezen My dad was reading the newspaper.

write 142 v raɪt schreiben scrivere écrire schrijven Write me an email every day.

watch 142 v wɒtʃ schauen guardare regarder kijken We watch TV in the evenings.

want 142 v wɒnt wollen volere vouloir willen He wants a new car.

teacher 142 n ˈtiːtʃə Lehrer/in insegnante enseignant/e leraar/lerares He wants to be a teacher.

newspaper 142 n ˈnjuːsˌpeɪpə Zeitung giornale journal krant My dad was reading the newspaper.

music 142 n ˈmjuːzɪk Musik musica musique muziek Let’s listen to some music.

guitar 142 n ɡɪˈtɑː Gitarre chitarra guitare gitaar Do you play the guitar?

euro 142 n ˈjʊərəʊ Euro euro euro euro My T-shirt cost 18 euros.

TV 142 n ˌtiː ˈviː Fernsehen TV télé tv We watch TV in the evenings.

email 142 n ˈiːmeɪl E-Mail E-mail courrier électronique e-mail Write me an email every day.

car 142 n kɑː Auto macchina voiture auto He wants a new car.

job 142 n dʒɒb Arbeit, Job lavoro travail baan I really want a new job.

twenty-eight 142 number ˌtwenti ˈeɪt achtundzwanzig ventotto vingt-huit achtentwintig Concert tickets are twenty-eight dollars.

hungry 142 adj ˈhʌŋɡri hungrig affamato, avere fame avoir faim, affamé

hongerig, honger

hebben Are you hungry yet?

radio 142 n ˈreɪdiəʊ Radio radio radio radio I was listening to the radio.

book 142 n bʊk Buch libro livre boek Have you read this book?

online 142 adv ɒnˈlaɪn auf dem Internet online en ligne, sur Internet online I read about her online.

DVD 142 n ˌdiː viː ˈdiː DVD DVD DVD dvd Have you watched any good DVDs lately?

film 142 n fɪlm Film film film film They watched a film on TV last night.

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tennis 142 n ˈtenəs Tennis tennis tennis tennis Murray played some good tennis.

a lot 142 adv ə ˈlɒt viel un sacco di beaucoup veel Tickets to the match cost a lot.

dollar 142 n ˈdɒlə Dollar dollaro dollar dollar A sandwich will only cost a few dollars.

blog 142 n blɒɡ Blog blog blog blog She writes her blog every day.

text 142 n tekst Textnachricht testo SMS, texto tekst John wrote me a text today.

news 142 n njuːz Nachrichten telegiornale,notizie nouvelles nieuws I watch the news on TV.

golf 142 n ɡɒlf Golf golf golf golf Do you play golf?

friend 40 n frend Freund/in amico / amica ami/amie vriend/-in My best friend works in Italy.

student 40 n ˈstjuːdənt Student/in studente(-essa) étudiant/e student/-e I visited the USA when I was a student.

American football 40 n əˌmerəkən ˈfʊtbɔːl amerikanisches Football calcio americano football américain American football Do you like American football?

Sunday 43 n ˈsʌndi, -deɪ Sonntag domenica dimanche zondag I play basketball on Sundays.

Monday 43 n ˈmʌndi, -deɪ Montag lunedì lundi maandag He works on Mondays.

Tuesday 43 n ˈtjuːzdi, -deɪ Dienstag martedì mardi dinsdag She has Spanish lessons on Tuesday.

Wednesday 43 n ˈwenzdi, -deɪ Mittwoch mercoledì mercredi woensdag We go the cinema on Wednesdays.

Thursday 43 n ˈθɜːzdi, -deɪ Donnerstag giovedì jeudi donderdag I meet my friends on Thursday evenings.

Friday 43 n ˈfraɪdi, -deɪ Freitag venerdì vendredi vrijdag We see our parents on Fridays.

Saturday 43 n ˈsætədi, -deɪ Samstag sabato dimanche zaterdag The football match is on Saturday

in 43 prep ɪn in, an in, a dans / le in I have breakfast in the morning.

on 43 prep ɒn an su, il/la sur / le op She goes to the gym on Fridays.

at 43 prep ət, æt an a à/ le hier: in, tijdens We’ll see them at the weekend.

every 43

determine

r ˈevri jede, jeder, jedes ogni chaque elk, ieder They visit France every year.

hour 43 n aʊə Stunde ora heure uur The buses leave every hour.

day 43 n deɪ Tag giorno jour, journée dag The sun rises every day.

week 43 n wiːk Woche settimana semaine week I see my mum every week.

month 43 n mʌnθ Monat mese mois maand I visit my grandparents every month.

weekend 43 n ̩wiːkˈend, ˈwiːkend Wochenende fine settimana week-end weekend They have a rest every weekend.

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

night 43 n naɪt Nacht notte nuit nacht It get very dark at night.

afternoon 43 n ˌɑːftəˈnuːn Nachmittag pomeriggio après-midi middag We can meet in the afternoon.

evening 43 n ˈiːvnɪŋ Abend sera soir avond The cinema is open in the evenings.

minute 43 n ˈmɪnət Minute minuto minute minuut I’ll be ready in a minute.

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

party 44 n ˈpɑːti Party festa, party fête feest Are you coming to my party?

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

concert 44 n ˈkɒnsət Konzert concerto concert concert The concert was great!

festival 44 n ˈfestəvəl Festival festival, festa festival festival How much are tickets to the festival?

match 44 n mætʃ Spiel partita match, rencontre wedstrijd We can watch the football match.

quarter to 142 phr ˈkwɔːtə tə Viertel vor meno un quarto moins le quart kwart voor It’s a quarter to ten.

quarter past 142 phr ˈkwɔːtə pɑːst Viertel nach e un quarto et quart kwart over It’s quarter past nine.

half past 142 phr ˈhɑːf pɑːst halb e mezzo et demie half It’s half past ten.

car 46 n kɑː Auto macchina voiture auto What kind of car do you drive?

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clock 46 n klɒk Uhr (Wanduhr) orologio horloge klok The clock says ten past eight.

ATM 46 n ˌeɪ tiː ˈem Geldautomat Bancomat distributeur automatique geldautomaat We went to the ATM to get some money.

key 46 n kiː Schlüssel chiave clé sleutel Where are the car keys?

TV 46 n ˌtiː ˈviː Fernsehen TV télé tv There’s not much on TV.

pen 46 n pen Stift, Kugelschreiber penna stylo pen Can I borrow your pen?

phone 46 n fəʊn Telefon telefono téléphone telefoon Where is the nearest phone?

get up 52 phrasal v ɡet ˈʌp aufstehen alzarsi se lever opstaan I get up at six o’clock every morning.

go to bed 52 v phr ˌɡəʊ tə ˈbed Schlafen gehen andare a letto se coucher naar bed gaan They go to bed at 10 o'clock.

have dinner 52 v phr hæv ˈdɪnə zu Abend essen cenare dîner eten Shall we have dinner now?

go to work 52 v phr ˌɡəʊ tə ˈwɜːk zur Arbeit gehen andare al lavoro aller au travail naar het werk gaan You need to go to work early tomorrow.

have lunch 52 v phr hæv ˈlʌntʃ zu Mittag essen pranzare déjeuner lunchen Where do you usually have lunch?

get home 52 v phr ɡet ˈhəʊm nach Hause kommen arrivare a casa rentrer à la maison thuiskomen He gets home at about 8.

have breakfast 52 v phr hæv ˈbrekfəst frühstücken fare colazione prendre le petit déjeuner ontbijten I have breakfast at half past six.

come home 142 v phr kʌm ˈhəʊm nach Hause kommen

andare/venire/tornare a

casa rentrer (à la maison) thuiskomen He comes home at six in the evening.

leave home 142 v phr ˌliːv ˈhəʊm von Zuhause weggehen andarsene/uscire di casa partir de chez soi

thuis weggaan, thuis

vertrekken She leaves home after breakfast.

get home 142 v phr ɡet ˈhəʊm heimkommen arrivare a casa rentrer (à la maison) thuiskomen He gets home at about 8.

go to work 142 v phr ˌɡəʊ tə ˈwɜːk zur Arbeit gehen andare al lavoro aller au travail naar het werk gaan You need to go to work early tomorrow.

have 142 v həv, hæv haben / trinken avere avoir hebben, hier: drinken When do you have your tea?

go 142 v ɡəʊ gehen andare aller gaan I need to go to the shops today.

make 142 v meɪk machen fare faire maken She makes a sandwich for lunch.

get 142 v ɡet erreichen arrivare arriver bereiken When does the train get to London?

leave 142 v liːv verlassen lasciare, partire da quitter weggaan, vertrekken I left school at age fifteen.

start 142 v stɑːt beginnen cominciare commencer starten, beginnen He starts his homework at eight-thirty.

finish 142 v ˈfɪnɪʃ enden finire terminer eindigen The lesson finished at half past three.

like 53 v laɪk mögen piacere, volere aimer leuk vinden Do you like dancing?

study 53 v ˈstʌdi studieren studiare étudier studeren Did he study at Oxford University?

go 53 v ɡəʊ gehen andare aller gaan Sheila goes to concerts occasionally.

watch 53 v wɒtʃ schauen guardare regarder kijken I watched TV all night last night.

have 53 v həv, hæv haben avere avoir hebben He doesn’t have a job just now.

listen 53 v ˈlɪsən hören, zuhören ascoltare écouter luisteren I was listening to the radio.

do 53 v duː machen, tun fare faire doen Do your homework at the weekend.

read 53 v riːd lesen leggere lire lezen I hardly ever read a newspaper.

pasta 54 n ˈpæstə Pasta, Nudeln pasta pâtes pasta I always have pasta in the Italian restaurant.

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

chicken 54 n ˈtʃɪkən Huhn pollo poulet kip She likes chicken.

rice 54 n raɪs Reis riso riz rijst Do you want white rice or brown rice?

fish 54 n fɪʃ Fisch pesce poisson vis They don’t like fish much.

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

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vegetable 54 n ˈvedʒtəbəl Gemüse verdura légume groente Carrots and potatoes are vegetables.

egg 54 n eɡ Ei uovo oeuf ei How many eggs do we need?

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

apple 143 n ˈæpəl Apfel mela pomme appel I eat an apple every day.

banana 143 n bəˈnɑːnə Banane banana banane banaan Bananas are usually yellow.

bread 143 n bred Brot pane pain brood This bread isn’t very nice.

carrot 143 n ˈkærət Karotte carota carotte wortel Carrots are orange.

cereal 143 n ˈsɪəriəl Zerealien cereale céréales cornflakes, muesli Would you like a bowl of cereal?

lettuce 143 n ˈletəs Salat lattuga salade sla I can’t stand lettuce.

milk 143 n mɪlk Milch latte lait melk We’ve run out of milk.

oil 143 n ɔɪl Öl olio huile olie Use oil for frying the onions.

orange 143 n ˈɒrəndʒ Orange arancia orange sinaasappel How much are those oranges?

orange juice 143 n ˈɒrəndʒ ˌdʒuːs Orangensaft succo d'arancia jus d'orange

sinaasappelsap, jus

d'orange I’ll have a glass of orange juice.

pepper 143 n ˈpepə Pfeffer pepe poivre peper I don’t like peppers much.

potato 143 n pəˈteɪtəʊ Kartoffel patata pomme de terre aardappel Chips and crisps are made from potatoes.

tomato 143 n təˈmɑːtəʊ Tomate pomodoro tomate tomaat Can I have a cheese and tomato sandwich?

biscuit 54 n ˈbɪskɪt Keks biscotto biscuit koekje Who ate all the biscuits?

pizza 54 n ˈpiːtsə Pizza pizza pizza pizza Are we having pizza again tonight?

lettuce 54 n ˈletəs Salat lattuga salade sla I can’t stand lettuce.

then 55 adv ðen dann poi ensuite dan We get up at 6 and then we have breakfast.

first 55 adv fɜːst zuerst per primo d'abord eerst, als eerste First, I put the eggs in the bowl.

finally 55 adv ˈfaɪnəl-i schließlich finalmente finalement ten slotte I had a busy today and finally got home at 10 in the evening.

after that 55 prep ˌɑːftə ˈðæt danach dopo quello après cela daarna After that, I came home.

restaurant 56 n ˈrestərɒnt Restaurant ristorante restaurant restaurant We went to a restaurant to celebrate my birthday.

gym 56 n dʒɪm Fitnessstudio palestra salle de sport

sportschool,

fitnesscentrum I go to the gym three times a week.

café 56 n ˈkæfeɪ Café caffè café café Shall we have breakfast in the café?

gift shop 56 n ɡɪft Geschenkeladen

negozio con articoli da

regalo boutique de cadeaux cadeauwinkel I like the gift shop in the museum.

money exchange 56 n ˈmʌni ɪksˌtʃeɪndʒ Geldwechselstube scambio (di soldi) bureau de change wisselkantoor We need to get some dollars from the money exchange.

hairdresser's 56 n ˈheəˌdresəz Friseur parrucchiere(-a) coiffeur/coiffeuse kapper Marie goes to the hairdresser’s once a month.

swimming pool 56 n ˈswɪmɪŋ puːl Schwimmbad piscina piscine zwembad We take the children to the swimming pool on Saturdays.

guided tour 56 n ˌɡaɪdəd ˈtʊə Führung visita guidata tour guidée rondleiding The guided tour round the city starts at 10 o’clock.

have dinner 56 v phr hæv ˈdɪnə zu Abend essen cenare dîner eten We’ll have dinner at 7 o’clock.

change money 56 v phr ˌtʃeɪndʒ ˈmʌni Geld wechseln cambiare i soldi changer de l'argent geld wisselen Where can I change some money into dollars?

get a haircut 56 n ɡet ə ˈheəkʌt

sich die Haare schneiden

lassen tagliarsi i capelli

se faire couper les

cheveux naar de kapper gaan You can get a haircut in the hotel.

do exercise 56 v ˌduː ˈeksəsaɪz trainieren, Sport machen esercitare faire de l'exercice zich bewegen, sporten Do you do exercise every day?

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have a coffee 56 v phr hæv ə ˈkɒfi einen Kaffee trinken prendere un caffè boire un café koffiedrinken I’d like to have a coffee soon.

go swimming 56 v phr ˌɡəʊ ˈswɪmɪŋ Schwimmen gehen

andare a nuotare/in

piscina aller à la piscine gaan zwemmen They go swimming on Saturdays.

buy gifts 56 v ˌbaɪ ˈɡɪfts Geschenke kaufen comprare regali acheter des cadeaux cadeaus kopen I like to buy interesting gifts for my friends.

see the town 56 v phr ˌsiː ðə ˈtaʊn die Stadt sehen vedere la città voir la ville de stad bezichtigen

We thought we’d see more of the town if we took a guided

tour.

nut 58 n nʌt Nuss noce noix noot This chocolate has nuts in it.

raisin 58 n ˈreɪzən Rosine uva passa raisin rozijn I bought a pack of chocolate-covered raisins.

sweets 58 n pl swiːts Süßigkeiten dolci sucreries snoep Which kind of sweets do you like best?

mango 58 n ˈmæŋɡəʊ Mango mango mangue mango Mango goes really well with ice cream.

biscuit 58 n ˈbɪskɪt Keks, Plätzchen biscotto biscuit koekje Would you like a biscuit?

crisps 58 n pl krɪsps Kartoffelchips patatine (fritte) chips chips What flavours of crisps do you have?

internet café 62 n ˌɪntənet ˈkæfeɪ Internet-Café internet café cybercafé internetcafé I sent an email home from the internet café.

newsagent's 62 n ˈnjuːzˌeɪdʒənt Zeitungshändler, Kiosk

agente/venditore(-trice)

di stampa marchand de journaux

(kranten)kiosk,

kioskhouder We buy our newspapers from the newsagent.

hotel 62 n həʊˈtel Hotel albergo, hotel hôtel hotel Which hotel are you staying in?

café 62 n ˈkæfeɪ Café caffè café café Shall we have breakfast in the café?

restaurant 62 n ˈrestərɒnt Restaurant ristorante restaurant restaurant We went to a restaurant to celebrate my birthday.

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

payphone 62 n ˈpeɪ fəʊn Münzfernsprecher telefono pubblico téléphone à pièces telefooncel I can’t find my mobile phone. I need to use a payphone.

cash machine 62 n ˈkæʃ məˌʃiːn Geldautomat Bancomat distributeur automatique geldautomaat I got cash from the cash machine to buy dinner.

airport 144 n ˈeəpɔːt Flughafen aeroporto aéroport luchthaven The airport is a long way from the city.

bank 144 n bæŋk Bank banca banque bank Where’s the nearest bank?

cinema 144 n ˈsɪnəmə Kino cinema cinéma bioscoop Jack is going to the cinema tonight.

factory 144 n ˈfæktəri Fabrik fabbrica usine fabriek They make cars in this factory.

farm 144 n fɑːm Bauernhof fattoria ferme boerderij My family has a farm.

gym 144 n dʒɪm Fitnessstudio palestra salle de sport

sportschool,

fitnesscentrum I go to the gym three times a week.

hospital 144 n ˈhɒspɪtl Krankenhaus ospedale hôpital ziekenhuis He is in hospital because he is ill.

library 144 n ˈlaɪbrəri, ˈlaɪbri Bücherei biblioteca librairie bibliotheek I get books from the library.

museum 144 n mjuːˈziːəm Museum museo musée museum It’s free to get into the museum.

park 144 n pɑːk Park parco parc park The children are playing in the park.

post office 144 n ˈpəʊst ˌɒfəs Post ufficio postale bureau de poste postkantoor We can take our letters to the post office.

school 144 n skuːl Schule scuola école school The school closes at around 6.

shopping centre 144 n ˈʃɒpɪŋ ˌsentə Einkaufszentrum centro commerciale centre commercial winkelcentrum We often go to the shopping centre at weekends.

supermarket 144 n ˈsuːpəˌmɑːkət Supermarkt supermercato supermarché supermarkt I prefer this supermarket to the other one.

theatre 144 n ˈθɪətə Theater teatro théâtre theater We saw the actors going into the theatre.

zoo 144 n zuː Zoo zoo zoo dierentuin Many interesting animals live in the zoo.

danger 144 n ˈdeɪndʒə Gefahr pericolo danger gevaar He’s in danger. We must help him.

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keep out 144 phr v ˌkiːp ˈaʊt

Bleib draußen, nicht

betreten vietato l'ingresso! rester (en) dehors buiten blijven Keep out! You can’t go in the room.

entrance 144 n ˈentrəns Eingang entrata entrée ingang This is the entrance to the school.

fire exit 144 n ˈfaɪər ˌeɡzət, ˌeksət Notausgang uscita di sicurezza sortie de secours nooduitgang There are two fire exits on this floor.

no entry 144 n ˌnəʊ ˈentri kein Zutritt nessun accesso entrée interdite geen toegang There is no entry to museum today.

look both ways 144 v phr ˌlʊk bəʊθ ˈweɪz

in beide Richtungen

schauen

vedere entrambi i

modi/lati regarder des deux côtés

naar links en rechts

kijken Look both ways before you cross the road.

no smoking 144 n ˈsməʊkɪŋ Rauchen verboten vietato fumare fumer interdit verboden te roken The sign says ‘No Smoking’. You can’t smoke in here.

pull 144 v pʊl ziehen tirare tirer trekken Pull the door closed, please.

push 144 v pʊʃ drücken spingere pousser duwen Push the door to open it.

toilet 144 n ˈtɔɪlət Toilette bagno toilette toilet, wc The toilets are upstairs.

Ladies 144 n sing ˈleɪdiz Damentoilette signore toilettes pour dames damestoilet Where’s the Ladies?

Gentlemen 144 n sing ˈdʒentlmən Herrentoilette signori toilettes pour hommes herentoilet The men’s toilet says ‘Gentlemen’ on the door.

way out 144 n ˌweɪ ˈaʊt Ausgang uscita sortie uitgang I can’t find the way out.

underground 64 n ˈʌndəɡraʊnd U-Bahn metropolitana métro metro The underground is the best way to travel round London.

motorbike 64 n ˈməʊtəbaɪk Motorrad moto moto motor He travels to work on his motorbike.

plane 64 n pleɪn Flugzeug aereo avion vliegtuig What time does your plane leave?

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

bus 64 n bʌs Bus autobus bus bus I usually catch the bus to college.

taxi 64 n ˈtæksi Taxi taxi taxi taxi We got a taxi to the train station.

train 64 n treɪn Zug treno train trein The train leaves from platform six.

car 64 n kɑː Auto macchina voiture auto What kind of car do you drive?

passenger 66 n ˈpæsɪndʒə Reisende/r, Passagier passeggero passager passagier There are ten passengers on the bus.

ticket machine 66 n ˈtɪkɪt məˌʃiːn Fahrkartenautomat biglietteria automatica

distributeur automatique

de billets kaartjesautomaat

You put some money in the ticket machine and it gives you a

ticket.

gate 66 n ɡeɪt Gate uscita d'imbarco porte gate, uitgang The plane leaves from gate five.

single (ticket) 66 n ˈsɪŋɡəl ˌtɪkət

einfach

(Flugticket/Fahrkarte) biglietto di andata simple (aller) enkele reis, enkeltje He’s got a single ticket to France.

return (ticket) 66 n rɪˈtɜːn ˌtɪkət

Hin- und Rückflug, Hin-

und Rückfahrkarte biglietto di ritorno aller-retour retour, retourtje Do you want a single or a return?

bus station 66 n ˈbʌs ˌsteɪʃən Bushaltestelle stazione delle corriere arrêt de bus busstation Go to Stand 5 at the bus station.

monthly pass 66 n ˌmʌnθli ˈpɑːs Monatskarte tessera mensile carte mensuelle maandkaart I have a monthly pass for the buses.

platform 66 n ˈplætfɔːm Bahnsteig marciapiede quai perron The train leaves from platform six.

popular 68 adj ˈpɒpjələ beliebt benvoluto, popolare populaire populair Indian food is very popular in Britain.

crowded 68 adj ˈkraʊdəd voll besetzt pieno, affollato plein vol The bus is crowded. There are no seats.

slow 68 adj sləʊ langsam lento lent langzaam In rush hour, the buses are very slow.

dangerous 68 adj ˈdeɪndʒərəs gefährlich pericoloso dangereux gevaarlijk It’s dangerous to cross the road without looking.

noisy 68 adj ˈnɔɪzi laut rumoroso bruyant lawaaierig, druk The café is very noisy.

expensive 68 adj ɪkˈspensɪv teuer caro cher duur This coffee is very expensive!

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

June 75 n dʒuːn Juni giugno juin juni Her birthday is on 6th June.

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

March 75 n mɑːtʃ März marzo mars maart It sometimes snows in March.

December 75 n dɪˈsembə Dezember dicembre décembre december They usually have a holiday in December.

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

January 75 n ˈdʒænjuəri, -njʊri Januar gennaio janvier januari They don’t enjoy January.

July 75 n dʒʊˈlaɪ Juli luglio juillet juli My favourite month is July.

August 75 n ˈɔːɡəst August agosto août augustus My mum’s birthday is in August.

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

November 75 n

nəʊˈvembə,

nəˈvembə November novembre novembre november My parents usually go to Spain in November.

April 75 n ˈeɪprəl April aprile avril april We went to Egypt in April.

third 75 adj θɜːd dritter terzo troisième derde We were in London on May the third.

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

fifth 75 adj fɪfθ fünfter quinto cinquième vijfde Her birthday is December the fifth.

fifteenth 75 adj ˌfɪfˈtiːnθ fünfzehnter quindicesimo quinzième vijftiende The concert is November the fifteenth.

twentieth 75 adj ˈtwentiəθ zwanzigster ventesimo vingtième twintigste Come to London on October the twentieth.

second 75 adj ˈsekənd zweiter secondo deuxième tweede February is the second month of the year.

ninth 75 adj naɪnθ neunter nono neuvième negende I’m visiting Paris for the ninth time.

thirty-first 75 adj ˌθɜːti ˈfɜːst einunddreißigster trentunesimo trente et unième eenendertigste Tomorrow is the thirty-first.

first 75 adj fɜːst erster primo premier eerste Ken came first in the marathon.

twenty-second 75 adj ˌtwenti ˈsekənd zweiundzwanzigster ventiduesimo vingt-deuxième tweeëntwintigste He was born on the twenty-second.

twelfth 75 adj twelfθ zwölfter undicesimo douzième twaalfde What day is the twelfth of July?

eighth 75 adj eɪtθ achter ottavo huitième achtste She goes into hospital on March the eighth.

last 145 adj lɑːst letzter ultimo dernier laatste, vorige Where were you last month?

noon 145 n nuːn Mittag mezzogiorno midi

middag, twaalf uur 's

middags They arrived at noon.

a.m. 145 abbrev ˌeɪ ˈem vor 12 Uhr mittags di mattina avant midi voor de middag He leaves at 10 a.m. tomorrow morning.

p.m. 145 abbrev ˌpiː ˈem nach 12 Uhr mittags di pomeriggio, di sera après midi na de middag They arrive at 2 p.m. this afternoon.

yesterday 145 adv ˈjestədi, -deɪ gestern ieri hier gisteren What did you do yesterday?

month 145 n mʌnθ Monat mese mois maand It’s a month since I saw him last.

night 145 n naɪt Abend, Nacht notte nuit nacht, avond When do you go to bed at night?

week 145 n wiːk Woche settimana semaine week It will take me a week to do this work.

weekend 145 n ̩wiːkˈend, ˈwiːkend Wochenende fine settimana week-end weekend We go on holiday next weekend.

year 145 n jɪə Jahr anno an jaar Last year we went to Canada.

morning 145 n ˈmɔːnɪŋ Morgen mattina matin morgen, ochtend What time do we need to get up in the morning?

evening 145 n ˈiːvnɪŋ Abend sera soir avond They watched TV all evening.

afternoon 145 n ˌɑːftəˈnuːn Nachmittag pomeriggio après-midi middag Who’s playing for United this afternoon?

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

full stop 75 n ˌfʊl ˈstɒp Punkt punto point punt Put a full stop at the end of the sentence.

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exclamation mark 75 n ˌekskləˈmeɪʃən mɑːk Ausrufezeichen punto esclamativo point d'exclamation uitroepteken Did you put an exclamation mark after “Wow”?

question mark 75 n ˈkwestʃən mɑːk Fragezeichen punto interrogativo point d'interrogation vraagteken When you write a question, don’t forget the question mark.

capital letter 75 n ˌkæpətl ˈletə Großbuchstabe maiuscola majuscule hoofdletter You need a capital letter at the start of a sentence.

stop 76 v stɒp aufhören smettere, fermare arrêter stoppen When will he stop talking?

start 76 v stɑːt anfangen cominciare commencer starten, beginnen I’m going to start eating healthy food.

walk 76 v wɔːk zu Fuß gehen camminare per aller à pied lopen Let’s walk through the park to the café.

play tennis 76 v ˌpleɪ ˈtenəs Tennis spielen giocare tennis jouer au tennis tennis spelen, tennissen Do you play tennis well?

move home 76 v ˌmuːv ˈhəʊm umziehen traslocare a casa déménager verhuizen We moved home last year, from London to Manchester.

arrive 76 v əˈraɪv ankommen arrivare arriver aankomen, arriveren When does the next train arrive?

travel 76 v ˈtrævəl reisen viaggiare voyager reizen Helen travels to London first, and then on to Brussels.

try 76 v traɪ versuchen provare essayer proberen We always lose, even though we try hard.

talk 76 v tɔːk sprechen parlare parler praten Can I talk to you for a minute?

wait 76 v weɪt warten aspettare attendre wachten You can wait in my office.

finish 76 v ˈfɪnɪʃ beenden finire finir beëindigen Finish your conversation – I can wait.

want 76 v wɒnt wollen volere vouloir willen What do you want to do?

ask 76 v ɑːsk fragen chiedere demander vragen Can I ask you a question?

all right 78 adj ˌɔːl ˈraɪt in Ordnung (va) bene d'accord in orde The food’s all right, but it’s not great.

terrible 78 adj ˈterəbəl schrecklich terribile terrible vreselijk, verschrikkelijk It’s a terrible film.

fantastic 78 adj fænˈtæstɪk fantastisch fantastico fantastique fantastisch The special effects were just fantastic!

great 78 adj ɡreɪt großartig, toll grande, fantastico super, génial geweldig I had a great time at the party.

delicious 78 adj dɪˈlɪʃəs lecker, köstlich delizioso délicieux heerlijk The pizza was delicious.

not very good 78 adj ˌnɒt veri ˈɡʊd nicht sehr gut non molto buono pas très bien niet zo goed The main course was nice, but the pudding wasn’t very good.

boring 78 adj ˈbɔːrɪŋ langweilig noioso ennuyeux saai Her speeches are always very long and boring.

not bad 78 adj ˌnɒt ˈbæd nicht schlecht niente/non male pas mal prima ‘How are you today?’ ‘Oh, not bad.’

awful 78 adj ˈɔːfəl furchtbar, schrecklich horrible horrible, affreux afschuwelijk, vreselijk It was an awful concert. The band wasn’t very good.

interesting 78 adj ˈɪntrəstɪŋ interessant interessante intéressant interessant There was an interesting programme on TV last night.

far 145 adj fɑː weit lontano loin ver The museum isn’t far from here.

soft 145 adj sɒft weich molle, morbido moelleux zacht The bed is very soft.

heavy 145 adj ˈhevi schwer pesante lourd zwaar Is that bag too heavy for you?

dark 145 adj dɑːk dunkel scuro foncé donker She’s got short dark hair.

long 145 adj lɒŋ lang lungo long lang Her friend’s got very long blonde hair.

full 145 adj fʊl voll pieno, completo plein vol This suitcase is full – I can’t get any more in it.

expensive 145 adj ɪkˈspensɪv teuer caro cher duur How expensive was your new car?

noisy 145 adj ˈnɔɪzi laut rumoroso bruyant lawaaierig, luidruchtig The neighbours were very noisy last night.

fast 145 adj fɑːst schnell veloce, rapido vite snel We have the fastest internet connection you can get.

short 145 adj ʃɔːt klein corto petit klein He was short – maybe only five feet tall.

near 145 adj nɪə nah vicino près de dichtbij The swimming pool is quite near our house.

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light 145 adj laɪt hell chiaro clair licht My mother has got light brown hair.

quiet 145 adj ˈkwaɪət ruhig calmo, tranquillo calme rustig, stil It’s very quiet where I live.

slow 145 adj sləʊ langsam lento lent langzaam The tortoise is a slow animal.

cheap 145 adj tʃiːp billig economico bon-marché goedkoop The train ticket was very cheap. It was only four dollars.

hard 145 adj hɑːd hart duro dur hard This bed is very hard.

empty 145 adj ˈempti leer vuoto vide leeg There’s no milk. The bottle is empty.

drill 80 n drɪl Bohrer trapano perceuse boor I need a small drill to make a hole for this screw.

miner 80 n ˈmaɪnə Bergarbeiter minatore(-trice) mineur mijnwerker/-ster The miners were underground for 69 days.

tunnel 80 n ˈtʌnl Tunnel galleria, tunnel tunnel tunnel They drilled a tunnel to get to the miners.

microphone 80 n ˈmaɪkrəfəʊn Mikrophon microfono micro microfoon The singer had the microphone in his hand.

note 80 n nəʊt Mitteilung nota, appunto mot, note aantekening Here’s a note from your teacher.

underground 80 adv ˌʌndəˈɡraʊnd unterirdisch sotterraneo sous terre onder de grond They travelled underground for about three kilometres.

surface 80 n ˈsɜːfəs Oberfläche superficie surface oppervlak After 69 days the miners came to the surface.

accident 80 n ˈæksədənt Unfall incidente accident ongeluk There’s been a bad accident on the motorway.

seven 80 number ˈsevən sieben sette sept zeven Seven days later, they came back.

day 80 n deɪ Tag giorno jour dag He’s been doing that all day.

work 80 v wɜːk arbeiten lavorare travailler werken I worked hard on this essay.

family 80 n ˈfæməli Familie famiglia famille familie Where does your family come from?

travel 80 v ˈtrævəl reisen viaggiare voyager reizen Helen travels to London first, and then on to Brussels.

rescue 80 n ˈreskjuː Rettung salvataggio secours redding The story of the miners’ rescue was in all the newspapers.

meet 84 v miːt kennen lernen incontrare rencontrer ontmoeten I met her in Manchester.

come 84 v kəm, kʌm kommen venire rentrer, venir komen He came home at about 7.

take 84 v teɪk nehmen

prendere, volerci, aver

bisogno di prendre vergen What took you so long?

think 84 v θɪŋk denken pensare penser denken I thought you said you were coming?

become 84 v bɪˈkʌm werden diventare devenir worden He became president in 2012.

break 84 v breɪk brechen rompere rompre breken Why have you broken your promise?

go 84 v ɡəʊ gehen andare aller gaan Gordon went to the cinema last night.

have 84 v həv, hæv haben avere avoir hebben I had a strange dream last night.

sit 84 v sɪt sitzen, sich setzen sedere s'asseoir zitten She accidentally sat on the cat!

say 84 v seɪ sagen dire dire zeggen I said I wasn’t hungry.

at 85 prep ət, æt in a, da, di à in We’ll see them at the pub.

in 85 prep ɪn in in dans in I have breakfast in the kitchen.

on 85 prep ɒn auf su, in, a sur op Your cup is on the table.

home 85 n həʊm zuhause a casa chez moi, à la maison thuis I’ll be at home all day on Monday.

university 85 n ˌjuːnəˈvɜːsəti Universität università université universiteit When were you at university?

airport 85 n ˈeəpɔːt Flughafen aeroporto aéroport luchthaven He met her at the airport.

party 85 n ˈpɑːti Party festa, party fête feest They started chatting at a party.

taxi 85 n ˈtæksi Taxi taxi taxi taxi Dan went to the station in a taxi.

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city centre 85 n ˌsɪti ˈsentə Stadtmitte centro (della città) centre ville (stads)centrum The theatre is in the city centre.

class 85 n klɑːs Klasse classe classe klas Harry is in my class.

holiday 85 n ˈhɒlədi, -deɪ Ferien, freier Tag vacanza jour férié, vancances vakantie I’m not working today, I’m on holiday.

chair 85 n tʃeə Stuhl sedia chaise stoel If you stand on a chair you will be able to reach it.

internet 85 n ˈɪntənet Internet internet internet internet I was searching for it on the internet.

television 85 n

ˈteləˌvɪʒən,

ˌteləˈvɪʒən Fernsehen televisione, TV télé televisie Did you see me on television?

in 146 prep ɪn in in dans in I have breakfast in the kitchen.

under 146 prep ˈʌndə unter sotto sous onder The dog is under the table.

at 146 prep ət, æt in a, da, di à in We’ll see them at the pub.

on 146 prep ɒn auf su sur op Your cup is on the table.

over 146 prep ˈəʊvə über sopra, su à travers over We walked over the bridge.

see 86 v siː sehen vedere voir zien I want to see Edinburgh castle.

eat 86 v iːt essen mangiare manger eten Where shall we eat?

drink 86 v drɪŋk trinken bere boire drankje, iets te drinken Would you like a drink?

become 86 v bɪˈkʌm werden diventare devenir worden He became ill after drinking the water.

go 86 v ɡəʊ gehen andare aller gaan They go swimming on Saturdays.

meet 86 v miːt treffen incontrare rencontrer ontmoeten He met her at the airport.

speak 86 v spiːk sprechen, reden parlare parler spreken I’ve never spoken to him before.

have 86 v həv, hæv haben avere avoir hebben Don’t be silly, you’ll have a great time!

local 86 adj ˈləʊkəl vor Ort local, del posto du coin lokaal The local people are very friendly.

cold 146 adj kəʊld kalt freddo froid koud The weather tomorrow will be cold.

hot 146 adj hɒt heiß (molto) caldo chaud warm, heet It’s not very hot today.

sunny 146 adj ˈsʌni sonnig di sole ensoleillé zonnig The weather was hot and sunny yesterday.

cloudy 146 adj ˈklaʊdi bewölkt nuvoloso nuageux, couvert bewolkt It was cloudy in the morning but now it’s sunny.

windy 146 adj ˈwɪndi windig ventoso venteux, il y a du vent winderig It was very windy by the sea.

rain 146 v reɪn regnen piovere pleuvoir regenen It’s going to rain tomorrow.

snow 146 v snəʊ schneien nevicare neiger sneeuwen In winter it snows for four months.

weather 146 n ˈweðə Wetter tempo temps weer What’s the weather like where you are?

where 87 adv weə wohin, wo dove òu waar Where are you going?

why 87 adv waɪ warum perché pourquoi waarom Why did you tell him that?

did 87 aux dɪd tat faceva, aveva faisais had, deed Did you enjoy your holiday?

what 87 pronoun wɒt was che cosa que wat What did you do in France?

how 87 adv haʊ wie come comment hoe How did you get to the airport?

on the left of 88 prep phr ɒn ðə ˈleft əv links von a sinistra di sur la gauche de aan de linkerkant My house is on the left of the street.

in front of 88 prep phr ɪn ˈfrʌnt əv vor davanti a devant voor My car is in front of my house.

near 88 prep nɪə nahe bei vicino a près de in de buurt van We live near the park.

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

between 88 prep bɪˈtwiːn zwischen fra, tra entre tussen I sit between Joe and Maria in class.

next to 88 prep phr ˈnekst tə neben accanto a à côté de naast The museum is next to the cinema.

opposite 88 prep ˈɒpəzət gegenüber di fronte a en face de tegenover The sports centre is opposite the hotel.

on the right of 88 prep phr ɒn ðə ˈraɪt əv rechts von a destra di sur la droite de aan de rechterkant My chair is the one on the right of the window.

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let 89 v let lassen lasciare laisser laten Let me see what I can do.

excuse 89 v ɪkˈskjuːz entschuldigen scusi/scusa s'excuser

pardon, neem me niet

kwalijk Excuse me, can I help you?

behind 89 prep bɪˈhaɪnd hinter dietro derrière achter She was hiding behind the tree.

where 89 adv weə wo dove où waar Do you know where he went?

see 89 v siː sehen vedere, guardare voir zien I can’t see the TV properly.

over 89 prep ˈəʊvə drüben, über di là là-bas daarginds, daar Stand over there and be quiet.

of 89 prep əv, ɒv von di de van She waited in front of the post office.

do 89 aux duː tun fare, avere faire doen Do you like cheese?

meat 89 n miːt Fleisch carne viande vlees Marie doesn’t eat meat.

fish 89 n fɪʃ Fisch pesce poisson vis We’re having fish for tea.

dairy 89 adj ˈdeəri Milch- fatto con il latte laitier

melkproducten,

zuivelproducten Dairy foods include milk and cheese.

sweets 89 n pl swiːts Süßigkeiten dolci sucreries snoep He eats too many sweets.

bread 89 n bred Brot pane pain brood What kind of bread would you like?

fruit 89 n fruːt Obst frutta fruit fruit We should eat more fruit.

bored 91 adj bɔːd gelangweilt annoiato qui s'ennuie verveeld He gets bored when it’s raining and he can’t go out.

rain 91 v reɪn regnen piovere pleuvoir regenen It’s raining today so we can’t play tennis.

noisy 91 adj ˈnɔɪzi laut chiassoso, rumoroso bruyant lawaaierig, druk The children are really noisy today!

expensive 91 adj ɪkˈspensɪv teuer caro cher duur How expensive was your new car?

miss 91 v mɪs verpassen perdere manquer missen He arrived late and missed the train.

plane 91 n pleɪn Flugzeug aereo avion vliegtuig The plane leaves from gate five.

buy 96 v baɪ kaufen comprare acheter kopen I bought my camera in Seattle.

sell 96 v sel verkaufen vendere vendre verkopen She sold her boots on eBay.

pay 96 v peɪ bezahlen pagare payer betalen They paid a lot for their meal.

cost 96 v kɒst kosten costare coûter kosten It cost £25 yesterday, but it’s on sale today for £20.

give 96 v ɡɪv geben dare donner geven He gave me his phone number.

get 96 v ɡet bekommen, werden ricevere obtenir, recevoir krijgen Ben got a cold when he went swimming.

cash 146 n kæʃ bar (denaro) contante espèces contant Can you pay by cash?

cash machine 146 n ˈkæʃ məˌʃiːn Geldautomat Bancomat distributeur automatique geldautomaat Where is the nearest cash machine?

change 146 n tʃeɪndʒ Münzgeld spiccioli monnaie wisselgeld I haven’t got any change for the parking machine.

cheque 146 n tʃek Scheck chèque chèque cheque He wrote me a cheque for £200.

coin 146 n kɔɪn Münze moneta pièce munt He had a silver coin in his hand.

credit card 146 n ˈkredət kɑːd Kreditkarte carta di credito carte de crédit creditcard I paid for the coat using my credit card.

note 146 n nəʊt Geldschein banconota billet biljet Have you got a twenty pound note?

receipt 146 n rɪˈsiːt Quittung ricevuta reçu bon

When you buy something you must get a receipt from the

shop.

hat 96 n hæt Hut cappello chapeau hoed That hat really suits you!

drum 96 n drʌm Trommel tamburo tambour, batterie drums He plays the drums in a band.

lamp 96 n læmp Lampe lampada lampe lamp I need to switch the lamp on so that I can read.

exercise bike 96 n ˈeksəsaɪz ˌbaɪk Heimtrainer cyclette vélo d'intérieur hometrainer Would an exercise bike help you to get fit?

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tent 96 n tent Zelt tenda tente tent We spent the night in tents on the mountain.

me 96 pronoun mi, miː mir mi me mij He bought me a new computer.

you 96 pronoun jə, jʊ, juː dich ti te jou, je I’ll see you tomorrow.

them 96 pronoun ðəm, ðem ihnen loro leur hun I told them about my holiday.

us 96 pronoun əs, s, ʌs uns ci notre ons Our daughter never phones us.

it 96 pronoun ɪt es esso, essa il het Can you see what it is?

her 96 pronoun ə, hə, hɜː ihr le à elle haar The teacher gave her a one-to-one lesson.

him 96 pronoun ɪm, hɪm ihm gli lui hem I sold him my old bike.

eat 99 v iːt essen mangiare manger eten What shall we eat for tea?

live 99 v lɪv leben vivere vivre wonen I used to live in Scotland.

get up 99 v ɡet ˈʌp aufstehen alzarsi se lever opstaan When do you usually get up in the morning?

go 99 v ɡəʊ gehen andare aller gaan Donna likes going to the cinema.

read 99 v riːd lesen leggere lire lezen Have you read any good books lately?

watch 99 v wɒtʃ anschauen guardare regarder kijken I’ll watch the match on TV later.

wrap 99 v ræp einpacken, einwickeln avvolgere emballer inpakken Wrap the presents in this special paper.

have 99 v həv, hæv haben avere avoir hebben I miss having chats with you every day.

run 99 v rʌn laufen correre courir hardlopen Did you go running yesterday?

relax 99 v rɪˈlæks sich entspannen rilassare se détendre ontspannen What do you do when you feel like relaxing?

cook 99 v kʊk kochen cuocere cuisiner koken Cooking takes up a lot of my time.

swim 99 v swɪm schwimmen nuotare nager zwemmen Swimming is good for your health.

camp 99 v kæmp campen, zelten andare in campeggio faire du camping kamperen I used to hate camping with my parents.

play 99 v pleɪ spielen giocare jouer spelen Mike doesn’t like playing football any more.

take 99 v teɪk nehmen/machen riprendere, fotografare prendre nemen She likes taking photos of the dog.

go to 99 v ˈɡəʊ tə gehen zu andare a alle à gaan naar They like going to football matches.

chat 99 v tʃæt reden chiacchierare parler kletsen She likes chatting on the phone for hours.

go for 99 v ˈɡəʊ fə

gehen auf (Spaziergang),

unternehmen andare a aller faire gaan

There’s nothing better than going for long walks in the

country.

clean your teeth 147 phr ˌkliːn jə ˈtiːθ die Zähne reinigen pulire i denti nettoyer les dents je tandenpoetsen Clean your teeth twice a day.

draw a picture 147 phr ˌdrɔː ə ˈpɪktʃə ein Bild zeichnen tracciare un quadro dessiner een tekening maken Can you draw me a picture of the man?

get dressed 147 phr ɡet ˈdrest sich anziehen vestirsi s'habiller aankleden I need to get dressed and go out.

have a shower 147 phr hæv ə ˈʃaʊə duschen farsi la doccia prendre une douche douchen Are you going to have a shower tonight?

use a computer 147 phr ˌjuːz ə kəmˈpjuːtə mit Computer arbeiten usare un computer utiliser un ordinateur een computer gebruiken I’ve been using a computer for over 20 years.

send a text 147 phr ˌsend ə ˈtekst eine Nachricht schicken mandare un testo envoyer un SMS een sms sturen I’ll send you a text when I get there.

sign a letter 147 phr ˌsaɪn ə ˈletə

einen Brief

unterzeichnen firmare una lettera signer une lettre een brief ondertekenen It’s a long time since I had to sign a letter.

turn on the radio 147 phr ˌtɜːn ɒn ðə ˈreɪdiəʊ das Radio anschalten accendere la radio allumer la radio de radio aanzetten Turn on the radio! My favourite band is on.

furniture 100 n ˈfɜːnɪtʃə Möbel mobili meubles meubels Now we need to buy some furniture for our new house.

lighting 100 n ˈlaɪtɪŋ Beleuchtung illuminazione éclairage verlichting You can find a lamp in the lighting department.

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bed 100 n bed Bett letto lit bed Where can I find beds in the store?

bath 100 n bɑːθ Bad bagno bain bad- Is there a clean bath towel?

travel 100 n ˈtrævəl Reise viaggio voyage reis- Travel goods are located on the fifth floor.

luggage 100 n ˈlʌɡɪdʒ Gepäck bagaglio bagages bagage We need some new luggage before we go on holiday.

restaurant 100 n ˈrestərɒnt Restaurant ristorante restaurant restaurant We went to a restaurant to celebrate my birthday.

clothes 100 n pl kləʊðz, kləʊz Kleider vestiti, abiti vêtements kleren, kleding Do you need any new clothes?

shoe 100 n ʃuː Schuh scarpa chaussure schoen He buys lots of pairs of new shoes.

toy 100 n tɔɪ Spielzeug giocattolo jouet speelgoed I want to buy some toys for my baby brother.

computer 100 n kəmˈpjuːtə Computer computer ordinateur computer We don’t need another computer!

phone 100 n fəʊn Telefon telefono téléphone telefoon My phone is getting very old – I need a new one.

home

entertainment 100 n

ˌhəʊm

entəˈteɪnmənt Unterhaltung zuhause

intrattenimento

domestico

divertissement à

domicile home-entertainment

We make a lot of money selling home entertainment

systems.

sport 100 n spɔːt Sport sport sport sport Sports goods are on this floor.

café 100 n ˈkæfeɪ Café caffè café café Shall we have breakfast in the café?

beauty 100 n ˈbjuːti Schönheit bellezza beauté schoonheid She went straight to the beauty counter.

jewellery 100 n ˈdʒuːəlri Schmuck gioielleria bijoux sieraden This jewellery looks very expensive.

watch 100 n wɒtʃ Armbanduhr orologio montre horloge Can you fit a new battery in my watch?

menswear 100 n ˈmenzweə Herrenbekleidung abbigliamento uomo vêtements pour hommes herenkleding

You can get a jacket for your father in the menswear

department.

book 102 n bʊk Buch libro livre boek Have you read this book?

ice skate 102 n ˈaɪs ˌskeɪt Schlittschuh pattino da ghiaccio patin à glace schaats Where can I buy some ice skates?

toy 102 n tɔɪ Spielzeug giocattolo jouet speelgoed You’ll find those in the toy department.

coffee maker 102 n ˈkɒfi ˌmeɪkə Kaffeemaschine caffettiera cafetière koffiemachine A coffee maker is a bit of a luxury, I think.

DVD 102 n ˌdiː viː ˈdiː DVD DVD DVD dvd Have you got the DVD of this TV series?

mixer 102 n ˈmɪksə Rührgerät frullatore mixer mixer I want a mixer to make bread with.

baby carrier 102 n ˈbeɪbi ˌkæriə Babytrage marsupio (per bebé) porte-bébé draagzak She likes those baby carriers that you wear on your back.

bike helmet 102 n ˈbaɪk ˌhelmət Radhelm casco da bicicletta casque de vélo fietshelm

You must have a bike helmet before you go on the public

streets.

dress 102 n dres Kleid abito robe jurk She wants a new dress for the party.

bike 102 n baɪk Fahrrad bici biciclette fiets These bikes cost thousands of pounds!

power tool 102 n ˈpaʊə tuːl Elektrowerkzeug

utensile a energia

elettrica outil électrique elektrisch gereedschap You can never have too many power tools.

jacket 102 n ˈdʒækət Jacke giacca veste blazer, jas He doesn’t need another jacket.

cook 106 v kʊk kochen cuocere cuisiner koken You cook fantastic food!

ride 106 v raɪd fahren andare in/a, guidare conduire rijden Can you ride a motorbike?

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

use 106 v juːz benutzen usare utiliser gebruiken Do you know how to use a smartphone?

play 106 v pleɪ spielen giocare jouer spelen My brother goes on trips abroad to play chess.

make 106 v meɪk machen fare faire maken Would you make me a coffee please?

read 106 v riːd lesen leggere lire lezen Have you read any good books lately?

remember 106 v rɪˈmembə sich erinnern ricordarsi se souvenir herinneren She can’t remember what time she’s meeting Geoff.

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dinner 106 n ˈdɪnə Abendessen cena dîner eten He’s cooking dinner for the whole family.

rice 106 n raɪs Reis riso riz rijst It isn’t easy to cook nice fluffy rice.

Italian food 106 n ɪˌtæliən ˈfuːd italienisches Essen cibo italiano cuisine italienne Italiaans eten Can you cook any Italian food?

chess 106 n tʃes Schach scacchi échecs schaken I used to play chess for my school.

game 106 n ɡeɪm Spiel gioco jeu spel Do you want to play a game?

piano 106 n piˈænəʊ Klavier piano piano piano She taught him to play the piano.

English 106 n ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ Englisch inglese anglais Engels Where did you learn to speak English?

Spanish 106 n ˈspænɪʃ Spanisch spagnolo espagnol Spaans They spoke Spanish, so I couldn’t understand them.

language 106 n ˈlæŋɡwɪdʒ Sprache lingua, linguaggio langue taal He speaks four languages very well.

word 106 n wɜːd Wort parola mot woord What the Spanish word for “fly”?

Arabic 106 n ˈærəbɪk Arabisch arabo arabe Arabisch I find writing in Arabic difficult to read.

map 106 n mæp Landkarte, Karte mappa carte plattegrond, kaart Can you read a map? I’m lost!

music 106 n ˈmjuːzɪk Musik musica musique muziek People quickly remember how to read music.

information 106 n ˌɪnfəˈmeɪʃən Information informazione information informatie Will you remember all this information?

phone number 106 n ˈfəʊn ˌnʌmbə Telefonnummer numero di telefono numéro de téléphone telefoonnummer Do you remember her phone number?

pizza 106 n ˈpiːtsə Pizza pizza pizza pizza I’ll make a pizza for tea.

clothes 106 n pl kləʊðz, kləʊz Kleider vestiti, abiti vêtements kleren, kleding My grandmother used to make all her own clothes.

coffee 106 n ˈkɒfi Kaffee caffè café koffie Will you make me a cup of coffee please?

smartphone 106 n ˈsmɑːtfəʊn Smartphone smartphone smartphone smartphone Does you mum know how to use a smartphone?

PowerPoint 106 n ˈpaʊəpɔɪnt Powerpoint powerpoint PowerPoint PowerPoint They don’t like you to use PowerPoint – just write it down.

power tool 106 n ˈpaʊə tuːl Elektrowerkzeug

utensile a energia

elettrica outil électrique elektrisch gereedschap Be careful when you are using power tools.

motorbike 106 n ˈməʊtəbaɪk Motorrad moto moto motor When did you learn to ride a motorbike?

bike 106 n baɪk Fahrrad bici biciclette fiets He rides his bike to work every day.

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

reach 147 v riːtʃ erreichen raggiungere atteindre bereiken Can you help me? I can’t reach the top shelf.

lift 147 v lɪft hochheben sollevare, alzare lever, soulever optillen The bag is too heavy. I can’t lift it.

climb 147 v klaɪm klettern scalare, salire monter klimmen He climbs mountains for fun.

throw 147 v θrəʊ werfen lanciare jeter gooien, werpen The children threw the ball into my garden.

catch 147 v kætʃ fangen afferrare, prendere attraper vangen Jackson caught the ball perfectly.

type 147 v taɪp tippen

scrivere a macchina/al

computer taper typen Some people can type very fast.

paint 147 v peɪnt malen dipingere peindre schilderen Her father paints beautiful pictures of the sea.

run 147 v rʌn laufen, rennen correre courir rennen Christie could run very fast.

hear 147 v hɪə hören sentire écouter horen I can’t hear what you’re saying.

jump 147 v dʒʌmp springen saltare sauter springen Can you jump over the table?

stop smoking 108 phr ˌstɒp ˈsməʊkɪŋ mit Rauchen aufhören smettere di fumare arrêter de fumer stoppen met roken John is going to stop smoking this year.

get fit 108 phr ɡet ˈfɪt fit werden mettersi in forma se mettre en forme fit worden I want to get fit, so I’m going for a walk in the park.

spend more time

with friends and

family 108 phr

ˌspend mɔː ˈtaɪm wɪð

ˌfrendz ən ˈfæməli

mehr Zeit mit Freunden

und Familie verbringen

passare più tempo con

gli amici e con la famiglia

passer plus de temps

avec les amis et la famille

meer tijd doorbrengen

met vrienden en familie

He gave up his job to spend more time with his friends and

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work less and relax

more 108 phr

ˌwɜːk ˈles ənd rɪˌlæks

ˈmɔː

weniger arbeiten und

mehr entspannen

lavorare di meno e più

relax

travailler moins et se

détendre plus

minder werken en meer

ontspannen You need to work less and relax more to get healthy.

help others 108 phr ˌhelp ˈʌðəz anderen helfen aiutare gli altri aider d'autres anderen helpen She wants a job where she can help others.

get organised 108 phr ɡet ˈɔːɡənaɪzd sich organisieren organizzarsi s'organiser orde op zaken stellen We must get organised this year and repair the house.

lose weight 108 phr ˌluːz ˈweɪt abnehmen perdere peso perdre du poids afvallen The doctor told me I needed to lose a lot of weight.

learn something

new 108 phr ˌlɜːn sʌmθɪŋ ˈnjuː etwas Neues lernen

imparare qualcosa di

nuovo

apprendres de nouvelles

choses iets leren Every day I like to learn something new.

save money 108 phr ˌseɪv ˈmʌni Geld sparen risparmiare soldi/denaro épargner geld besparen Going to this supermarket instead will save you money.

change jobs 108 phr ˌtʃeɪndʒ ˈdʒɒbz

den Job/die Arbeitsstelle

wechseln cambiare lavoro changer d'emploi van baan wisselen She changed jobs at the end of September.

great 110 adj ɡreɪt großartig, toll grande, fantastico super, génial geweldig We went to this great new restaurant in the High Street.

meet 110 v miːt sich treffen incontrare se rencontrer ontmoeten Where and when shall we meet?

have 110 v həv, hæv haben avere avoir hebben “Do you have the time?” “It’s three o’clock.”

talk 110 v tɔːk sprechen, reden parlare parler praten It was good to talk to you yesterday.

around 110 prep əˈraʊnd rund um, um intorno a autour de bij, uit de buurt van I come from the area around Denver.

think 110 v θɪŋk halten von pensare (su) penser denken I don’t think much of his taste in clothes.

friend 110 n frend Freund/in amico ami / amie vriend/-in Who’s your friend? Introduce me.

time 110 n taɪm Zeit, Uhrzeit ora, tempo l'heure tijd Do you know what time it is?

see you soon 111 phr ˌsiː jʊ ˈsuːn bis bald arrivederci (a) presto à bientôt tot gauw OK, I’m going now, I’ll see you again soon.

see you in two

weeks 111 phr ˌsiː jʊ ɪn ˌtuː ˈwiːks bis in zwei Wochen

ci vediamo tra due

settimane

on se revoit dans deux

semaines tot over twee weken Are you going on holiday? OK, I’ll see you in two weeks.

keep in touch 111 phr ˌkiːp ɪn ˈtʌtʃ in Kontakt bleiben tenersi in contatto rester en contact contact houden When you move to Australia, you must keep in touch.

bye 111 interj baɪ tschüs ciao salut dag, tot ziens Right, I must go now. Bye!

see you later 111 phr ˌsiː jʊ ˈleɪtə bis später a dopo à plus tard tot later I must do some work now. See you later, Mike.

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