German vocabulary for English speakers - 9000 9781780710990

Table of contents :
Cover Page
Coverpage
Copyright page
Preface
Abbreviations
Pronunciation guide
Basic concepts
Basic concepts. Part 1
1. Pronouns
2. Greetings. Salutations. Farewells
3. How to address
4. Cardinal numbers. Part 1
5. Cardinal numbers. Part 2
6. Ordinal numbers
7. Numbers. Fractions
8. Numbers. Basic operations
9. Numbers. Miscellaneous
10. The most important verbs. Part 1
11. The most important verbs. Part 2
12. The most important verbs. Part 3
13. The most important verbs. Part 4
14. Colors
15. Questions
16. Prepositions
17. Function words. Adverbs. Part 1
18. Function words. Adverbs. Part 2
Basic concepts. Part 2
19. Opposites
20. Weekdays
21. Hours. Day and night
22. Months. Seasons
23. Time. Miscellaneous
24. Lines and shapes
25. Units of measurement
26. Containers
27. Materials
28. Metals
Human being
Human being. The body
29. Humans. Basic concepts
30. Human anatomy
31. Head
32. Human body
Clothing and Accessories
33. Outerwear. Coats
34. Men's and women's clothing
35. Clothing. Underwear
36. Headwear
37. Footwear
38. Textile. Fabrics
39. Personal accessories
40. Clothing. Miscellaneous
41. Personal care. Cosmetics
42. Jewelry
43. Watches. Clocks
Food. Nutricion
44. Food
45. Drinks
46. Vegetables
47. Fruits. Nuts
48. Bread. Candy
49. Cooked dishes
50. Spices
51. Meals
52. Table setting
53. Restaurant
Family, relatives and friends
54. Personal information. Forms
55. Family members. Relatives
56. Friends. Coworkers
57. Man. Woman
58. Age
59. Children
60. Married couples. Family life
Character. Feelings. Emotions
61. Feelings. Emotions
62. Character. Personality
63. Sleep. Dreams
64. Humour. Laughter. Gladness
65. Discussion, conversation. Part 1
66. Discussion, conversation. Part 2
67. Discussion, conversation. Part 3
68. Agreement. Refusal
69. Success. Good luck. Failure
70. Quarrels. Negative emotions
Medicine
71. Diseases
72. Symptoms. Treatments. Part 1
73. Symptoms. Treatments. Part 2
74. Symptoms. Treatments. Part 3
75. Doctors
76. Medicine. Drugs. Accessories
77. Smoking. Tobacco products
Human habitat
City
78. City. Life in the city
79. Urban institutions
80. Signs
81. Urban transportation
82. Sightseeing
83. Shopping
84. Money
85. Post. Postal service
Dwelling. House. Home
86. House. Dwelling
87. House. Entrance. Lift
88. House. Electricity
89. House. Doors. Locks
90. Country house
91. Villa. Mansion
92. Castle. Palace
93. Apartment
94. Apartment. Cleaning
95. Furniture. Interior
96. Bedding
97. Kitchen
98. Bathroom
99. Household appliances
100. Repairs. Renovation
101. Plumbing
102. Fire. Conflagration
Human activities
Job. Business. Part 1
103. Office. Working in the office
104. Business processes. Part 1
105. Business processes. Part 2
106. Production. Works
107. Contract. Agreement
108. Import and Export
109. Finances
110. Marketing
111. Advertising
112. Banking
113. Telephone. Phone conversation
114. Cell phone
115. Stationery
116. Various kinds of documents
117. Kinds of business
Job. Business. Part 2
118. Show. Exhibition
119. Mass Media
120. Agriculture
121. Building. Building process
122. Science. Research. Scientists
Professions and occupations
123. Job search. Dismissal
124. Business people
125. Service professions
126. Military professions and ranks
127. Officials. Priests
128. Agricultural professions
129. Art professions
130. Various professions
131. Occupations. Social status
Sports
132. Kinds of sports. Sportspersons
133. Kinds of sports. Miscellaneous
134. Gym
135. Hockey
136. Soccer
137. Alpine skiing
138. Tennis. Golf
139. Chess
140. Boxing
141. Sports. Miscellaneous
Education
142. School
143. College. University
144. Sciences. Disciplines
145. Writing system. Orthography
146. Foreign languages
147. Fairy tale characters
148. Zodiac Signs
Arts
149. Theater
150. Cinema
151. Painting
152. Literature and Poetry
153. Circus
154. Music. Pop music
Rest. Entertainment. Travel
155. Trip. Travel
156. Hotel
157. Books. Reading
158. Hunting. Fishing
159. Games. Billiards
160. Games. Playing cards
161. Casino. Roulette
162. Rest. Games. Miscellaneous
163. Photography
164. Beach. Swimming
Technical equipment. Transportation
Technical equipment
165. Computer
166. Internet. E-mail
167. Electricity
168. Tools
Transportation
169. Airplane
170. Train
171. Ship
172. Airport
173. Bicycle. Motorcycle
Cars
174. Types of cars
175. Cars. Bodywork
176. Cars. Passenger compartment
177. Cars. Engine
178. Cars. Crash. Repair
179. Cars. Road
180. Traffic signs
People. Life events
Life events
181. Holidays. Event
182. Funerals. Burial
183. War. Soldiers
184. War. Military actions. Part 1
185. War. Military actions. Part 2
186. Weapons
187. Ancient people
188. Middle Ages
189. Leader. Chief. Authorities
190. Road. Way. Directions
191. Breaking the law. Criminals. Part 1
192. Breaking the law. Criminals. Part 2
193. Police. Law. Part 1
194. Police. Law. Part 2
Nature
The Earth. Part 1
195. Outer space
196. The Earth
197. Cardinal directions
198. Sea. Ocean
199. Seas' and Oceans' names
200. Mountains
201. Mountains names
202. Rivers
203. Rivers' names
204. Forest
205. Natural resources
The Earth. Part 2
206. Weather
207. Severe weather. Natural disasters
208. Noises. Sounds
209. Winter
Fauna
210. Mammals. Predators
211. Wild animals
212. Domestic animals
213. Dogs. Dog breeds
214. Sounds made by animals
215. Young animals
216. Birds
217. Birds. Singing and sounds
218. Fish. Marine animals
219. Amphibians. Reptiles
220. Insects
221. Animals. Body parts
222. Actions of animals
223. Animals. Habitats
224. Animal care
225. Animals. Miscellaneous
226. Horses
Flora
227. Trees
228. Shrubs
229. Mushrooms
230. Fruits. Berries
231. Flowers. Plants
232. Cereals, grains
233. Vegetables. Greens
Regional geography
Countries. Nationalities
234. Western Europe
235. Central and Eastern Europe
236. Former USSR countries
237. Asia
238. North America
239. Central and South America
240. Africa
241. Australia. Oceania
242. Cities
243. Politics. Government. Part 1
244. Politics. Government. Part 2
245. Countries. Miscellaneous
246. Major religious groups. Confessions
247. Religions. Priests
248. Faith. Christianity. Islam
Miscellaneous
249. Various useful words
250. Modifiers. Adjectives. Part 1
251. Modifiers. Adjectives. Part 2
Main 500 verbs
252. Verbs A-C
253. Verbs D-G
254. Verbs H-M
255. Verbs N-R
256. Verbs S-W

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German vocabulary for English speakers - 9000 words

By Andrey Taranov

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GERMAN VOCABULARY

for English speakers

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ABBREVIATIONS

used in the vocabulary

⇨ Frau

-

addressing a woman

⇨ Mann

-

addressing a man

Frau ⇨

-

woman is speaking

Frau ⇨ Frau

-

a woman speaks to a woman

Frau ⇨ Mann

-

a woman speaks to a man

Frauen ⇨

-

women are speaking

Mann ⇨

-

man is speaking

Mann ⇨ Frau

-

a man speaks to a woman

Mann ⇨ Mann

-

a man speaks to a man

Paar, Männer ⇨

-

a couple or men are speaking

English abbreviations

ab.

-

about

adj

-

adjective

adv

-

adverb

anim.

-

animate

as adj

-

attributive noun used as adjective

e.g.

-

for example

etc.

-

et cetera

fam.

-

familiar

fem.

-

feminine

form.

-

formal

inanim.

-

inanimate

masc.

-

masculine

math

-

mathematics

mil.

-

military

n

-

noun

pl

-

plural

pron.

-

pronoun

sb

-

somebody

sing.

-

singular

sth

-

something

v aux

-

auxiliary verb

vi

-

intransitive verb

vi, vt

-

intransitive, transitive verb

vt

-

transitive verb

German abbreviations

f

-

feminine noun

f pl

-

feminine plural

f, n

-

feminine, neuter

m

-

masculine noun

m pl

-

masculine plural

m, f

-

masculine, feminine

m, n

-

masculine, neuter

n

-

neuter

n pl

-

neuter plural

pl

-

plural

v mod

-

modal verb

vi

-

intransitive verb

vi, vt

-

intransitive, transitive verb

vt

-

transitive verb

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

T&P phonetic alphabet

German example

English example

Vowels

[a]

Blatt

shorter than in ask

[ɐ]

Meister

nut

[e]

Melodie

elm, medal

[ɛ]

Herbst

man, bad

[ə]

Leuchte

driver, teacher

[ɔ]

Knopf

bottle, doctor

[o]

Operette

pod, John

[ɶ]

Förster

German Hölle

[ø]

nötig

eternal, church

[æ]

Los Angeles

candle, lamp

[i]

Spiel

shorter than in feet

[ı]

Absicht

big, America

[ʊ]

Skulptur

good, booklet

[u]

Student

book

[y]

Pyramide

fuel, tuna

[ʏ]

Eukalyptus

fuel, tuna

Consonants

[b]

Bibel

baby, book

[d]

Dorf

day, doctor

[f]

Elefant

face, food

[ʒ]

Ingenieur

forge, pleasure

[ʤ]

Jeans

joke, general

[j]

Interview

yes, New York

[g]

August

game, gold

[h]

Haare

home, have

[ç]

glücklich

humor

[χ]

Kochtopf

as in Scots 'loch'

[k]

Kaiser

clock, kiss

[l]

Verlag

lace, people

[m]

Messer

magic, milk

[n]

Norden

name, normal

[ŋ]

Onkel

English, ring

[p]

Gespräch

pencil, private

[r]

Force majeure

rice, radio

[ʁ]

Kirche

French (guttural) R

[ʀ]

fragen

uvular vibrant [r]

[s]

Fenster

city, boss

[t]

Foto

tourist, trip

[ʦ]

Gesetz

cats, tsetse fly

[ʃ]

Anschlag

machine, shark

[ʧ]

Deutsche

church, French

[w]

Sweater

vase, winter

[v]

Antwort

very, river

[z]

langsam

zebra, please

Diphthongs

[aɪ]

Speicher

tie, driver

[ɪa]

Miniatur

Kenya, piano

[ɪo]

Radio

New York

[jo]

Illustration

New York

[ɔı]

feucht

oil, boy, point

[ɪe]

Karriere

yesterday, yen

Other symbols used in transcription

[ˈ]

['a:bɐ]

primary stress

[ˌ]

['dɛŋkˌma:l]

secondary stress

[ʔ]

[o'li:vənˌʔø:l]

glottal stop

[:]

['my:lǝ]

long-vowel mark

[·]

['ʀaɪzə·byˌʀo:]

interpunct

BASIC CONCEPTS

BASIC CONCEPTS. PART 1

1. Pronouns

I, me

ich

[ɪç]

you

du

[du:]

he

er

[e:ɐ] she

she

sie

[zi:]

it

es

[ɛs]

we

wir

[vi:ɐ]

you (to a group)

ihr

[i:ɐ]

you (polite, sing.)

Sie

[zi:]

you (polite, pl)

Sie

[zi:]

they

sie

[zi:]

2. Greetings. Salutations. Farewells

Hello! (fam.)

Hallo!

[ha'lo:]

Hello! (form.)

Hallo!

[ha'lo:]

Good morning!

Guten Morgen!

['ɡu:tən 'mɔʁɡən] Good afternoon!

Good afternoon!

Guten Tag!

['ɡu:tən 'ta:k]

Good evening!

Guten Abend!

['ɡu:tən 'a:bənt]

to say hello

grüßen (vi, vt)

['ɡʀy:sən]

Hi! (hello)

Hallo!

[ha'lo:]

greeting (n)

Gruß (m)

[ɡʀu:s]

to greet (vt)

begrüßen (vt)

[bə'ɡʀy:sən]

How are you?

Wie geht's?

[ˌvi: 'ɡe:ts]

What's new?

What's new?

Was gibt es Neues?

[vas ɡi:pt ɛs 'nɔɪəs]

Bye-Bye! Goodbye!

Auf Wiedersehen!

[aʊf 'vi:dɐˌze:ən]

See you soon!

Bis bald!

[bɪs balt]

Farewell! (to a friend)

Lebe wohl!

['le:bə vo:l]

Farewell! (form.)

Leben Sie wohl!

['le:bən zi: vo:l]

to say goodbye

sich verabschieden

[zɪç fɛɐ'apˌʃi:dən]

So long!

Tschüs!

[tʃy:s]

Thank you!

Thank you!

Danke!

['daŋkə]

Thank you very much!

Dankeschön!

['daŋkəʃø:n]

You're welcome

Bitte!

['bɪtə]

Don't mention it!

Keine Ursache!

['kaɪnə 'u:ɐˌzaχə]

It was nothing

Nichts zu danken!

[nɪçts tsu 'daŋkən]

Excuse me! (fam.)

Entschuldige!

[ɛnt'ʃʊldɪɡə]

Excuse me! (form.)

Entschuldigung!

[ɛnt'ʃʊldɪɡʊŋ]

to excuse (forgive)

to excuse (forgive)

entschuldigen (vt)

[ɛnt'ʃʊldɪɡən]

to apologize (vi)

sich entschuldigen

[zɪç ɛnt'ʃʊldɪɡən]

My apologies

Verzeihung!

[fɛɐ'tsaɪʊŋ]

I'm sorry!

Entschuldigung!

[ɛnt'ʃʊldɪɡʊŋ]

to forgive (vt)

verzeihen (vt)

[fɛɐ'tsaɪən]

It's okay! (that's all right)

Das macht nichts!

[das maχt nɪçts]

please (adv)

bitte

['bɪtə]

Don't forget!

Don't forget!

Nicht vergessen!

[nɪçt fɛɐ'ɡɛsən]

Certainly!

Natürlich!

[na'ty:ɐlɪç]

Of course not!

Natürlich nicht!

[na'ty:ɐlɪç 'nɪçt]

Okay! (I agree)

Gut! Okay!

[ɡu:t], [o'ke:]

That's enough!

Es ist genug!

[ɛs ist ɡə'nu:k]

3. How to address

mister, sir

Herr

[hɛʁ]

ma'am

Frau

[fʀaʊ]

miss

Frau

[fʀaʊ] young man

young man

Junger Mann

['jʏŋɐ man]

young man (little boy, kid)

Junge

['jʊŋə]

miss (little girl)

Mädchen

['mɛ:tçən]

4. Cardinal numbers. Part 1

zero

null

[nʊl]

¹ one

eins

[aɪns]

² two

zwei

[tsvaɪ]

³ three

drei

[dʀaɪ]

⁴ four

vier

[fi:ɐ]

⁵ five

fünf

[fʏnf]

six

sechs

[zɛks]

⁷ seven

sieben

['zi:bən]

⁸ eight

acht

[aχt]

nine

neun

[nɔɪn]

¹ ten

zehn

[tse:n]

¹¹ eleven

elf

[ɛlf]

¹² twelve

zwölf

[tsvœlf]

¹³ thirteen

dreizehn

['dʀaɪtse:n]

¹⁴ fourteen

vierzehn

['fɪʁtse:n]

¹⁵ fifteen

fünfzehn

['fʏnftse:n]

¹ sixteen

sechzehn

['zɛçtse:n]

¹⁷ seventeen

siebzehn

['zi:ptse:n]

¹⁸ eighteen

achtzehn

['aχtse:n]

¹ nineteen

neunzehn

['nɔɪntse:n]

² twenty

zwanzig

['tsvantsɪç]

²¹ twenty-one

einundzwanzig

['aɪn·ʊnt·'tsvantsɪç]

²² twenty-two

zweiundzwanzig

['tsvaɪ·ʊnt·'tsvantsɪç]

²³ twenty-three

dreiundzwanzig

['dʀaɪ·ʊnt·'tsvantsɪç]

³ thirty

dreißig

['dʀaɪsɪç]

³¹ thirty-one

einunddreißig

['aɪn·ʊnt·'dʀaɪsɪç]

³² thirty-two

zweiunddreißig

['tsvaɪ·ʊnt·'dʀaɪsɪç]

³³ thirty-three

dreiunddreißig

['dʀaɪ·ʊnt·'dʀaɪsɪç]

⁴ forty

vierzig

['fɪʁtsɪç]

⁴¹ forty-one

einundvierzig

['aɪn·ʊnt·'fɪʁtsɪç]

⁴² forty-two

zweiundvierzig

['tsvaɪ·ʊnt·'fɪʁtsɪç]

⁴³ forty-three

dreiundvierzig

['dʀaɪ·ʊnt·'fɪʁtsɪç]

⁵ fifty

fünfzig

['fʏnftsɪç]

⁵¹ fifty-one

einundfünfzig

['aɪn·ʊnt·'fʏnftsɪç]

⁵² fifty-two

zweiundfünfzig

['tsvaɪ·ʊnt·'fʏnftsɪç]

⁵³ fifty-three

dreiundfünfzig

['dʀaɪ·ʊnt·'fʏnftsɪç]

sixty

sechzig

['zɛçtsɪç]

¹ sixty-one

einundsechzig

['aɪn·ʊnt·'zɛçtsɪç]

² sixty-two

zweiundsechzig

['tsvaɪ·ʊnt·'zɛçtsɪç]

³ sixty-three

dreiundsechzig

['dʀaɪ·ʊnt·'zɛçtsɪç]

⁷ seventy

siebzig

['zi:ptsɪç]

⁷¹ seventy-one

einundsiebzig

['aɪn·ʊnt·'zi:ptsɪç]

⁷² seventy-two

zweiundsiebzig

['tsvaɪ·ʊnt·'zi:ptsɪç]

⁷³ seventy-three

dreiundsiebzig

['dʀaɪ·ʊnt·'zi:ptsɪç]

⁸ eighty

achtzig

['aχtsɪç]

⁸¹ eighty-one

einundachtzig

['aɪn·ʊnt·'aχtsɪç]

⁸² eighty-two

zweiundachtzig

['tsvaɪ·ʊnt·'aχtsɪç]

⁸³ eighty-three

dreiundachtzig

['dʀaɪ·ʊnt·'aχtsɪç]

ninety

neunzig

['nɔɪntsɪç]

¹ ninety-one

einundneunzig

['aɪn·ʊnt·'nɔɪntsɪç]

² ninety-two

zweiundneunzig

['tsvaɪ·ʊnt·'nɔɪntsɪç]

³ ninety-three

dreiundneunzig

['dʀaɪ·ʊnt·'nɔɪntsɪç]

5. Cardinal numbers. Part 2

¹ one hundred

einhundert

['aɪnˌhʊndɐt]

² two hundred

zweihundert

['tsvaɪˌhʊndɐt]

³ three hundred

dreihundert

['dʀaɪˌhʊndɐt]

⁴ four hundred

vierhundert

['fi:ɐˌhʊndɐt]

⁵ five hundred

fünfhundert

['fʏnfˌhʊndɐt]

six hundred

sechshundert

[zɛksˌhʊndɐt]

⁷ seven hundred

siebenhundert

['zi:bənˌhʊndɐt]

⁸ eight hundred

achthundert

['aχtˌhʊndɐt]

nine hundred

neunhundert

['nɔɪnˌhʊndɐt]

¹ one thousand

eintausend

['aɪnˌtaʊzənt]

² two thousand

zweitausend

['tsvaɪˌtauzənt]

³ three thousand

dreitausend

['dʀaɪˌtaʊzənt]

¹

ten thousand

zehntausend

['tsenˌtaʊzənt]

one hundred thousand

hunderttausend

['hʊndɐtˌtaʊzənt]

million

Million (f)

[mɪ'ljo:n]

billion

Milliarde (f)

[mɪ'lɪaʁdə]

6. Ordinal numbers

first (adj)

der erste

[de:ɐ 'ɛʁstə]

second (adj)

der zweite

[de:ɐ 'tsvaɪtə]

third (adj)

der dritte

[de:ɐ 'dʀɪtə] fourth (adj)

fourth (adj)

der vierte

[de:ɐ 'fi:ɐtə]

fifth (adj)

der fünfte

[de:ɐ 'fʏnftə]

sixth (adj)

der sechste

[de:ɐ 'zɛkstə]

seventh (adj)

der siebte

[de:ɐ 'zi:ptə]

eighth (adj)

der achte

[de:ɐ 'aχtə]

ninth (adj)

der neunte

[de:ɐ 'nɔɪntə]

tenth (adj)

der zehnte

[de:ɐ tse:ntə]

7. Numbers. Fractions

fraction

Bruch (m)

[bʀʊχ]

one half

Hälfte (f)

['hɛlftə]

one third

Drittel (n)

['dʀɪtəl] one quarter

one quarter

Viertel (n)

['fɪʁtəl]

one eighth

Achtel (m, n)

['aχtəl]

one tenth

Zehntel (m, n)

['tse:ntəl]

two thirds

zwei Drittel

[tsvaɪ 'dʀɪtəl]

three quarters

drei Viertel

[dʀaɪ 'fɪʁtəl]

8. Numbers. Basic operations

subtraction

Subtraktion (f)

[zʊptʀak'tsjo:n]

to subtract (vi, vt)

subtrahieren (vt)

[zʊptʀa'hi:ʀən]

division

Division (f)

[divi'zjo:n] to divide (vt)

to divide (vt)

dividieren (vt)

[divi'di:ʀən]

addition

Addition (f)

[adi'tsjo:n]

to add up (vt)

addieren (vt)

[a'di:ʀən]

to add (vi, vt)

hinzufügen (vt)

[hɪn'tsu:ˌfy:ɡən]

multiplication

Multiplikation (f)

[mʊltiplika'tsjo:n]

to multiply (vt)

multiplizieren (vt)

[mʊltipli'tsi:ʀən]

9. Numbers. Miscellaneous

digit, figure

Ziffer (f)

['tsɪfɐ]

number

Zahl (f)

[tsa:l]

numeral

Zahlwort (n)

['tsa:lˌvɔʁt] minus sign

minus sign

Minus (n)

['mi:nʊs]

plus sign

Plus (n)

[plʊs]

formula

Formel (f)

['fɔʁməl]

calculation

Berechnung (f)

[bə'ʀɛçnʊŋ]

to count (vi, vt)

zählen (vt)

['tsɛ:lən]

to count up

berechnen (vt)

[bə'ʀɛçnən]

to compare (vt)

vergleichen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ɡlaɪçən]

How much?

How much?

Wie viel?

['vi: fi:l]

How many?

Wie viele?

[vi: 'fi:lə]

sum, total

Summe (f)

['zʊmə]

result

Ergebnis (n)

[ɛɐ'ɡe:pnɪs]

remainder

Rest (m)

[ʀɛst]

a few (e.g., ~ years ago)

einige

['aɪnɪɡə]

little (I had ~ time)

wenig …

['ve:nɪç]

the rest

the rest

Übrige (n)

['y:bʀɪɡə]

one and a half

anderthalb

['andɐt'halp]

dozen

Dutzend (n)

['dʊtsənt]

in half (adv)

entzwei

[ɛn'tsvaɪ]

equally (evenly)

zu gleichen Teilen

[tsu 'ɡlaɪçən 'taɪlən]

half

Hälfte (f)

['hɛlftə]

time (three ~s)

Mal (n)

[ma:l]

10. The most important verbs. Part 1

to advise (vt)

raten (vt)

['ʀa:tən]

to agree (say yes)

zustimmen (vi)

['tsu:ˌʃtɪmən]

to answer (vi, vt)

antworten (vi)

['antˌvɔʁtən] to apologize (vi)

to apologize (vi)

sich entschuldigen

[zɪç ɛnt'ʃʊldɪɡən]

to arrive (vi)

ankommen (vi)

['anˌkɔmən]

to ask (~ oneself)

fragen (vt)

['fʀa:ɡən]

to ask (~ sb to do sth)

bitten (vt)

['bɪtən]

to be (vi)

sein (vi)

[zaɪn]

to be afraid

Angst haben

['aŋst 'ha:bən]

to be hungry

hungrig sein

['hʊŋʀɪç zaɪn]

to be interested in …

to be interested in …

sich interessieren

[zɪç ɪntəʀɛ'si:ʀən]

to be needed

nötig sein

['nø:tɪç zaɪn]

to be surprised

staunen (vi)

['ʃtaunən]

to be thirsty

Durst haben

['dʊʁst 'ha:bən]

to begin (vt)

beginnen (vt)

[bə'ɡɪnən]

to belong to …

gehören (vi)

[ɡə'hø:ʀən]

to boast (vi)

prahlen (vi)

['pʀa:lən]

to break (split into pieces)

to break (split into pieces)

brechen (vt)

['bʀɛçən]

to call (~ for help)

rufen (vi)

['ʀu:fən]

can (v aux)

können (v mod)

['kœnən]

to catch (vt)

fangen (vt)

['faŋən]

to change (vt)

ändern (vt)

['ɛndɐn]

to choose (select)

wählen (vt)

['vɛ:lən]

to come down (the stairs)

herabsteigen (vi)

[hɛ'ʀapˌʃtaɪɡən]

to compare (vt)

to compare (vt)

vergleichen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ɡlaɪçən]

to complain (vi, vt)

klagen (vi)

['kla:ɡən]

to confuse (mix up)

verwechseln (vt)

[fɛɐ'vɛksəln]

to continue (vt)

fortsetzen (vt)

['fɔʁtˌzɛtsən]

to control (vt)

kontrollieren (vt)

[kɔntʀɔ'li:ʀən]

to cook (dinner)

zubereiten (vt)

['tsu:bəˌʀaɪtən]

to cost (vt)

kosten (vt)

['kɔstən]

to count (add up)

to count (add up)

rechnen (vt)

['ʀɛçnən]

to count on …

auf … zählen

[aʊf … 'tsɛ:lən]

to create (vt)

schaffen (vt)

['ʃafən]

to cry (weep)

weinen (vi)

['vaɪnən]

11. The most important verbs. Part 2

to deceive (vi, vt)

täuschen (vt)

['tɔɪʃən]

to decorate (tree, street)

schmücken (vt)

['ʃmʏkən]

to defend (a country, etc.)

verteidigen (vt)

[fɛɐ'taɪdɪɡən] to demand (request firmly)

to demand (request firmly)

verlangen (vt)

[fɛɐ'laŋən]

to dig (vt)

graben (vt)

['ɡʀa:bən]

to discuss (vt)

besprechen (vt)

[bə'ʃpʀɛçən]

to do (vt)

machen (vt)

['maχən]

to doubt (have doubts)

zweifeln (vi)

['tsvaɪfəln]

to drop (let fall)

fallen lassen

['falən 'lasən]

to enter (room, house, etc.)

hereinkommen (vi)

[hɛ'ʀaɪnˌkɔmən]

to exist (vi)

to exist (vi)

existieren (vi)

[ˌɛksɪs'ti:ʀən]

to expect (foresee)

voraussehen (vt)

[fo'ʀaʊsˌze:ən]

to explain (vt)

erklären (vt)

[ɛɐ'klɛ:ʀən]

to fall (vi)

fallen (vi)

['falən]

to find (vt)

finden (vt)

['fɪndən]

to finish (vt)

beenden (vt)

[bə'ʔɛndən]

to fly (vi)

fliegen (vi)

['fli:ɡən]

to follow … (come after)

to follow … (come after)

folgen (vi)

['fɔlɡən]

to forget (vi, vt)

vergessen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ɡɛsən]

to forgive (vt)

verzeihen (vt)

[fɛɐ'tsaɪən]

to give (vt)

geben (vt)

['ɡe:bən]

to give a hint

andeuten (vt)

['anˌdɔɪtən]

to go (on foot)

gehen (vi)

['ɡe:ən]

to go for a swim

schwimmen gehen

['ʃvɪmən 'ɡe:ən]

to go out (for dinner, etc.)

to go out (for dinner, etc.)

ausgehen (vi)

['aʊsˌɡe:ən]

to guess (the answer)

richtig raten (vt)

['ʀɪçtɪç 'ʀa:tən]

to have (vt)

haben (vt)

[ha:bən]

to have breakfast

frühstücken (vi)

['fʀy:ˌʃtʏkən]

to have dinner

zu Abend essen

[tsu 'a:bənt 'ɛsən]

to have lunch

zu Mittag essen

[tsu 'mɪta:k 'ɛsən]

to hear (vt)

hören (vt)

['hø:ʀən]

to help (vt)

to help (vt)

helfen (vi)

['hɛlfən]

to hide (vt)

verstecken (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʃtɛkən]

to hope (vi, vt)

hoffen (vi)

['hɔfən]

to hunt (vi, vt)

jagen (vi)

['jaɡən]

to hurry (vi)

sich beeilen

[zɪç bə'ʔaɪlən]

12. The most important verbs. Part 3

to inform (vt)

informieren (vt)

[ɪnfɔʁ'mi:ʀən]

to insist (vi, vt)

bestehen auf

[bə'ʃte:ən aʊf]

to insult (vt)

kränken (vt)

['kʀɛŋkən] to invite (vt)

to invite (vt)

einladen (vt)

['aɪnˌla:dən]

to joke (vi)

Witz machen

[vɪts 'maχən]

to keep (vt)

aufbewahren (vt)

['aʊfbəˌva:ʀən]

to keep silent, to hush

schweigen (vi)

['ʃvaɪɡən]

to kill (vt)

ermorden (vt)

[ɛɐ'mɔʁdən]

to know (sb)

kennen (vt)

['kɛnən]

to know (sth)

wissen (vt)

['vɪsən]

to laugh (vi)

to laugh (vi)

lachen (vi)

['laχən]

to liberate (city, etc.)

befreien (vt)

[bə'fʀaɪən]

to like (I like …)

gefallen (vi)

[ɡə'falən]

to look for … (search)

suchen (vt)

['zu:χən]

to love (sb)

lieben (vt)

['li:bən]

to make a mistake

sich irren

[zɪç 'ɪʀən]

to manage, to run

leiten (vt)

['laɪtən]

to mean (signify)

to mean (signify)

bedeuten (vt)

[bə'dɔɪtən]

to mention (talk about)

erwähnen (vt)

[ɛɐ'vɛ:nən]

to miss (school, etc.)

versäumen (vt)

[fɛɐ'zɔɪmən]

to notice (see)

bemerken (vt)

[bə'mɛʁkən]

to object (vi, vt)

einwenden (vt)

['aɪnˌvɛndən]

to observe (see)

beobachten (vt)

[bə'ʔo:baχtən]

to open (vt)

öffnen (vt)

['œfnən]

to order (meal, etc.)

to order (meal, etc.)

bestellen (vt)

[bə'ʃtɛlən]

to order (mil.)

befehlen (vt)

[ˌbə'fe:lən]

to own (possess)

besitzen (vt)

[bə'zɪtsən]

to participate (vi)

teilnehmen (vi)

['taɪlˌne:mən]

to pay (vi, vt)

zahlen (vt)

['tsa:lən]

to permit (vt)

erlauben (vt)

[ɛɐ'laʊbən]

to plan (vt)

planen (vt)

['pla:nən]

to play (children)

to play (children)

spielen (vi, vt)

['ʃpi:lən]

to pray (vi, vt)

beten (vi)

['be:tən]

to prefer (vt)

vorziehen (vt)

['foɐˌtsi:ən]

to promise (vt)

versprechen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʃpʀɛçən]

to pronounce (vt)

aussprechen (vt)

['aʊsˌʃpʀɛçən]

to propose (vt)

vorschlagen (vt)

['fo:ɐˌʃla:ɡən]

to punish (vt)

bestrafen (vt)

[bə'ʃtʀa:fən]

13. The most important verbs. Part 4

to read (vi, vt)

lesen (vi, vt)

['le:zən]

to recommend (vt)

empfehlen (vt)

[ɛm'pfe:lən]

to refuse (vi, vt)

sich weigern

[zɪç 'vaɪɡɐn] to regret (be sorry)

to regret (be sorry)

bedauern (vt)

[bə'daʊɐn]

to rent (sth from sb)

mieten (vt)

['mi:tən]

to repeat (say again)

noch einmal sagen

[nɔχ 'aɪnma:l 'za:ɡən]

to reserve, to book

reservieren (vt)

[ʀezɛʁ'vi:ʀən]

to run (vi)

laufen (vi)

['laʊfən]

to save (rescue)

retten (vt)

['ʀɛtən]

to say (~ thank you)

sagen (vt)

['za:ɡən]

to scold (vt)

to scold (vt)

schelten (vt)

['ʃɛltən]

to see (vt)

sehen (vi, vt)

['ze:ən]

to sell (vt)

verkaufen (vt)

[fɛɐ'kaʊfən]

to send (vt)

abschicken (vt)

['apˌʃɪkən]

to shoot (vi)

schießen (vi)

['ʃi:sən]

to shout (vi)

schreien (vi)

['ʃʀaɪən]

to show (vt)

zeigen (vt)

['tsaɪɡən]

to sign (document)

to sign (document)

unterschreiben (vt)

[ˌʊntɐ'ʃʀaɪbən]

to sit down (vi)

sich setzen

[zɪç 'zɛtsən]

to smile (vi)

lächeln (vi)

['lɛçəln]

to speak (vi, vt)

sprechen (vi)

['ʃpʀɛçən]

to steal (money, etc.)

stehlen (vt)

['ʃte:lən]

to stop (for pause, etc.)

stoppen (vt)

['ʃtɔpən]

to stop (please ~ calling me)

einstellen (vt)

['aɪnˌʃtɛlən]

to study (vt)

to study (vt)

lernen (vt)

['lɛʁnən]

to swim (vi)

schwimmen (vi)

['ʃvɪmən]

to take (vt)

nehmen (vt)

['ne:mən]

to think (vi, vt)

denken (vi, vt)

['dɛŋkən]

to threaten (vt)

drohen (vi)

['dʀo:ən]

to touch (with hands)

berühren (vt)

[bə'ʀy:ʀən]

to translate (vt)

übersetzen (vt)

[ˌy:bɐ'zɛtsən]

to trust (vt)

to trust (vt)

vertrauen (vi)

[fɛɐ'tʀaʊən]

to try (attempt)

versuchen (vt)

[fɛɐ'zu:χən]

to turn (e.g., ~ left)

abbiegen (vi)

['apˌbi:ɡən]

to underestimate (vt)

unterschätzen (vt)

[ˌʊntɐ'ʃɛtsən]

to understand (vt)

verstehen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʃte:ən]

to unite (vt)

vereinigen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʔaɪnɪɡən]

to wait (vt)

warten (vi)

['vaʁtən]

to want (wish, desire)

to want (wish, desire)

wollen (vt)

['vɔlən]

to warn (vt)

warnen (vt)

['vaʁnən]

to work (vi)

arbeiten (vi)

['aʁbaɪtən]

to write (vt)

schreiben (vi, vt)

['ʃʀaɪbən]

to write down

aufschreiben (vt)

['aʊfˌʃʀaɪbən]

14. Colors

color

Farbe (f)

['faʁbə]

shade (tint)

Schattierung (f)

[ʃa'ti:ʀʊŋ]

hue

Farbton (m)

['faʁpˌto:n] rainbow

rainbow

Regenbogen (m)

['ʀe:ɡənˌbo:ɡən]

white (adj)

weiß

[vaɪs]

black (adj)

schwarz

[ʃvaʁts]

gray (adj)

grau

[ɡʀaʊ]

green (adj)

grün

[ɡʀy:n]

yellow (adj)

gelb

[ɡɛlp]

red (adj)

rot

[ʀo:t]

blue (adj)

blue (adj)

blau

[blaʊ]

light blue (adj)

hellblau

['hɛlˌblaʊ]

pink (adj)

rosa

['ʀo:za]

orange (adj)

orange

[o'ʀaŋʃ]

violet (adj)

violett

[vɪo'lɛt]

brown (adj)

braun

[bʀaʊn]

golden (adj)

golden

['ɡɔldən]

silvery (adj)

silvery (adj)

silbrig

['zɪlbʀɪç]

beige (adj)

beige

[be:ʃ]

cream (adj)

cremefarben

['kʀɛ:mˌfaʁbən]

turquoise (adj)

türkis

[tʏʁ'ki:s]

cherry red (adj)

kirschrot

['kɪʁʃʀo:t]

lilac (adj)

lila

['li:la]

crimson (adj)

himbeerrot

['hɪmbe:ɐˌʀo:t]

light (adj)

light (adj)

hell

[hɛl]

dark (adj)

dunkel

['dʊŋkəl]

bright, vivid (adj)

grell

[ɡʀɛl]

colored (pencils)

Farb-

['faʁp]

color (e.g., ~ film)

Farb-

['faʁp]

black-and-white (adj)

schwarz-weiß

['ʃvaʁtsˌvaɪs]

plain (one-colored)

einfarbig

['aɪnˌfaʁbɪç]

multicolored (adj)

multicolored (adj)

bunt

[bʊnt]

15. Questions

Who?

Wer?

[ve:ɐ]

What?

Was?

[vas]

Where? (at, in)

Wo?

[vo:] Where (to)?

Where (to)?

Wohin?

[vo'hɪn]

From where?

Woher?

[vo'he:ɐ]

When?

Wann?

[van]

Why? (What for?)

Wozu?

[vo'tsu:]

Why? (~ are you crying?)

Warum?

[va'ʀʊm]

What for?

Wofür?

[vo'fy:ɐ]

How? (in what way)

Wie?

[vi:]

What? (What kind of …?)

What? (What kind of …?)

Welcher?

['vɛlçɐ]

Which?

Welcher?

['vɛlçɐ]

To whom?

Wem?

[ve:m]

About whom?

Über wen?

['y:bɐ ve:n]

About what?

Wovon?

[vo:'fɔn]

With whom?

Mit wem?

[mɪt ve:m]

How many?

Wie viele?

[vi: 'fi:lə]

How much?

How much?

Wie viel?

['vi: fi:l]

Whose?

Wessen?

['vɛsən]

16. Prepositions

with (accompanied by)

mit

[mɪt]

without

ohne

['o:nə]

to (indicating direction)

nach

[na:χ] about (talking ~ …)

about (talking ~ …)

über

['y:bɐ]

before (in time)

vor

[fo:ɐ]

in front of …

vor

[fo:ɐ]

under (beneath, below)

unter

['ʊntɐ]

above (over)

über

['y:bɐ]

on (atop)

auf

[aʊf]

from (off, out of)

aus

['aʊs]

of (made from)

of (made from)

aus, von

['aʊs], [fɔn]

in (e.g., ~ ten minutes)

in

[ɪn]

over (across the top of)

über

['y:bɐ]

17. Function words. Adverbs. Part 1

Where? (at, in)

Wo?

[vo:]

here (adv)

hier

[hi:ɐ]

there (adv)

dort

[dɔʁt] somewhere (to be)

somewhere (to be)

irgendwo

['ɪʁɡənt'vo:]

nowhere (not in any place)

nirgends

['nɪʁɡənts]

by (near, beside)

an

[an]

by the window

am Fenster

[am 'fɛnstɐ]

Where (to)?

Wohin?

[vo'hɪn]

here (e.g., come ~!)

hierher

['hi:ɐ'he:ɐ]

there (e.g., to go ~)

dahin

[da'hɪn]

from here (adv)

from here (adv)

von hier

[fɔn hi:ɐ]

from there (adv)

von da

[fɔn da:]

close (adv)

nah

[na:]

far (adv)

weit

[vaɪt]

near (e.g., ~ Paris)

in der Nähe von …

[ɪn de:ɐ 'nɛ:ə fɔn]

nearby (adv)

in der Nähe

[ɪn de:ɐ 'nɛ:ə]

not far (adv)

unweit

['ʊnvaɪt]

left (adj)

left (adj)

link

[lɪŋk]

on the left

links

[lɪŋks]

to the left

nach links

[na:χ lɪŋks]

right (adj)

recht

[ʀɛçt]

on the right

rechts

[ʀɛçts]

to the right

nach rechts

[na:χ ʀɛçts]

in front (adv)

vorne

['fɔʁnə]

front (as adj)

front (as adj)

Vorder-

['fɔʁdɐ]

ahead (the kids ran ~)

vorwärts

['fo:ɐvɛʁts]

behind (adv)

hinten

['hɪntən]

from behind

von hinten

[fɔn 'hɪntən]

back (towards the rear)

rückwärts

['ʀʏkˌvɛʁts]

middle

Mitte (f)

['mɪtə]

in the middle

in der Mitte

[ɪn de:ɐ 'mɪtə]

at the side

at the side

seitlich

['zaɪtlɪç]

everywhere (adv)

überall

[y:bɐ'ʔal]

around (in all directions)

ringsherum

[ˌʀɪŋshɛ'ʀʊm]

from inside

von innen

[fɔn 'ɪnən]

somewhere (to go)

irgendwohin

['ɪʁɡənt·vo'hɪn]

straight (directly)

geradeaus

[ɡəʀa:də'ʔaʊs]

back (e.g., come ~)

zurück

[tsu'ʀʏk]

from anywhere

from anywhere

irgendwoher

['ɪʁɡənt·vo'he:ɐ]

from somewhere

von irgendwo

[fɔn ˌɪʁɡənt'vo:]

firstly (adv)

erstens

['e:ɐstəns]

secondly (adv)

zweitens

['tsvaɪtəns]

thirdly (adv)

drittens

['dʀɪtəns]

suddenly (adv)

plötzlich

['plœtslɪç]

at first (in the beginning)

zuerst

[tsu'ʔe:ɐst]

for the first time

for the first time

zum ersten Mal

[tsʊm 'e:ɐstən 'ma:l]

long before …

lange vor …

['laŋə fo:ɐ]

anew (over again)

von Anfang an

[fɔn 'anˌfaŋ an]

for good (adv)

für immer

[fy:ɐ 'ɪmɐ]

never (adv)

nie

[ni:]

again (adv)

wieder

['vi:dɐ]

now (at present)

jetzt

[jɛtst]

often (adv)

often (adv)

oft

[ɔft]

then (adv)

damals

['da:ma:ls]

urgently (quickly)

dringend

['dʀɪŋənt]

usually (adv)

gewöhnlich

[ɡə'vø:nlɪç]

by the way, …

übrigens, …

['y:bʀɪɡəns]

possibly

möglicherweise

['mø:klɪçɐ'vaɪzə]

probably (adv)

wahrscheinlich

[va:ɐ'ʃaɪnlɪç]

maybe (adv)

maybe (adv)

vielleicht

[fi'laɪçt]

besides …

außerdem …

['aʊsɐde:m]

that's why …

deshalb …

['dɛs'halp]

in spite of …

trotz …

[tʀɔts]

thanks to …

dank …

[daŋk]

what (pron.)

was

[vas]

that (conj.)

das

[das]

something

something

etwas

['ɛtvas]

anything (something)

irgendwas

['ɪʁɡənt'vas]

nothing

nichts

[nɪçts]

who (pron.)

wer

[ve:ɐ]

someone

jemand

['je:mant]

somebody

irgendwer

['ɪʁɡənt've:ɐ]

nobody

niemand

['ni:mant]

nowhere (a voyage to ~)

nowhere (a voyage to ~)

nirgends

['nɪʁɡənts]

nobody's

niemandes

['ni:mandəs]

somebody's

jemandes

['je:mandəs]

so (I'm ~ glad)

so

[zo:]

also (as well)

auch

['aʊχ]

too (as well)

ebenfalls

['e:bənˌfals]

18. Function words. Adverbs. Part 2

Why?

Warum?

[va'ʀʊm]

for some reason

aus irgendeinem Grund

['aʊs 'ɪʁɡənt'ʔaɪnəm ɡʀʊnt]

because …

weil …

[vaɪl] for some purpose

for some purpose

zu irgendeinem Zweck

[tsu 'ɪʁɡənt'ʔaɪnəm tsvɛk]

and

und

[ʊnt]

or

oder

['o:dɐ]

but

aber

['a:bɐ]

for (e.g., ~ me)

für

[fy:ɐ]

too (~ many people)

zu

[tsu:]

only (exclusively)

nur

[nu:ɐ]

exactly (adv)

exactly (adv)

genau

[ɡə'naʊ]

about (more or less)

etwa

['ɛtva]

approximately (adv)

ungefähr

['ʊnɡəfɛ:ɐ]

approximate (adj)

ungefähr

['ʊnɡəfɛ:ɐ]

almost (adv)

fast

[fast]

the rest

Übrige (n)

['y:bʀɪɡə]

the other (second)

der andere

[de:ɐ 'andəʀə]

other (different)

other (different)

andere

['andəʀə]

each (adj)

jeder (m)

['je:dɐ]

any (no matter which)

beliebig

[bɛ'li:bɪç]

many, much (a lot of)

viel

[fi:l]

many people

viele Menschen

['fi:lə 'mɛnʃən]

all (everyone)

alle

['alə]

in return for …

im Austausch gegen …

[ɪm 'aʊsˌtaʊʃ 'ɡe:ɡən]

in exchange (adv)

in exchange (adv)

dafür

[da'fy:ɐ]

by hand (made)

mit der Hand

[mɪt de:ɐ hant]

hardly (negative opinion)

schwerlich

['ʃve:ɐlɪç]

probably (adv)

wahrscheinlich

[va:ɐ'ʃaɪnlɪç]

on purpose (intentionally)

absichtlich

['apˌzɪçtlɪç]

by accident (adv)

zufällig

['tsu:fɛlɪç]

very (adv)

sehr

[ze:ɐ]

for example (adv)

for example (adv)

zum Beispiel

[tsʊm 'baɪˌʃpi:l]

between

zwischen

['tsvɪʃən]

among

unter

['ʊntɐ]

so much (such a lot)

so viel

[zo: 'fi:l]

especially (adv)

besonders

[bə'zɔndɐs]

BASIC CONCEPTS. PART 2

19. Opposites

rich (adj)

reich

[ʀaɪç]

poor (adj)

arm

[aʁm]

ill, sick (adj)

krank

[kʀaŋk] well (not sick)

well (not sick)

gesund

[ɡə'zʊnt]

big (adj)

groß

[ɡʀo:s]

small (adj)

klein

[klaɪn]

quickly (adv)

schnell

[ʃnɛl]

slowly (adv)

langsam

['laŋza:m]

fast (adj)

schnell

[ʃnɛl]

slow (adj)

langsam

['laŋza:m]

glad (adj)

glad (adj)

froh

[fʀo:]

sad (adj)

traurig

['tʀaʊʀɪç]

together (adv)

zusammen

[tsu'zamən]

separately (adv)

getrennt

[ɡə'tʀɛnt]

aloud (to read)

laut

[laʊt]

silently (to oneself)

still

[ʃtɪl]

tall (adj)

hoch

[ho:χ]

low (adj)

low (adj)

niedrig

['ni:dʀɪç]

deep (adj)

tief

[ti:f]

shallow (adj)

flach

[flaχ]

yes

ja

[ja:]

no

nein

[naɪn]

distant (in space)

fern

[fɛʁn]

nearby (adj)

nah

[na:]

far (adv)

far (adv)

weit

[vaɪt]

nearby (adv)

nebenan

[ne:bən'ʔan]

long (adj)

lang

[laŋ]

short (adj)

kurz

[kʊʁts]

good (kindhearted)

gut

[ɡu:t]

evil (adj)

böse

['bø:zə]

married (adj)

verheiratet

[fɛɐ'haɪʀa:tət]

single (adj)

single (adj)

ledig

['le:dɪç]

to forbid (vt)

verbieten (vt)

[fɛɐ'bi:tən]

to permit (vt)

erlauben (vt)

[ɛɐ'laʊbən]

end

Ende (n)

['ɛndə]

beginning

Anfang (m)

['anfaŋ]

left (adj)

link

[lɪŋk]

right (adj)

recht

[ʀɛçt]

first (adj)

first (adj)

der erste

[de:ɐ 'ɛʁstə]

last (adj)

der letzte

[de:ɐ 'lɛtstə]

crime

Verbrechen (n)

[fɛɐ'bʀɛçən]

punishment

Bestrafung (f)

[bə'ʃtʀa:fʊŋ]

to order (vt)

befehlen (vt)

[ˌbə'fe:lən]

to obey (vi, vt)

gehorchen (vi)

[ɡə'hɔʁçən]

straight (adj)

gerade

[ɡə'ʀa:də]

curved (adj)

curved (adj)

krumm

[kʀʊm]

paradise

Paradies (n)

[paʀa'di:s]

hell

Hölle (f)

['hœlə]

to be born

geboren sein

[ɡə'bo:ʀən zaɪn]

to die (vi)

sterben (vi)

['ʃtɛʁbən]

strong (adj)

stark

[ʃtaʁk]

weak (adj)

schwach

['ʃvaχ]

old (adj)

old (adj)

alt

[alt]

young (adj)

jung

[jʊŋ]

old (adj)

alt

[alt]

new (adj)

neu

[nɔɪ]

hard (adj)

hart

[haʁt]

soft (adj)

weich

[vaɪç]

warm (tepid)

warm

[vaʁm]

cold (adj)

cold (adj)

kalt

[kalt]

fat (adj)

dick

[dɪk]

thin (adj)

mager

['ma:ɡɐ]

narrow (adj)

eng

[ɛŋ]

wide (adj)

breit

[bʀaɪt]

good (adj)

gut

[ɡu:t]

bad (adj)

schlecht

[ʃlɛçt]

brave (adj)

brave (adj)

tapfer

['tapfɐ]

cowardly (adj)

feige

['faɪɡə]

20. Weekdays

Monday

Montag (m)

['mo:nta:k]

Tuesday

Dienstag (m)

['di:nsta:k]

Wednesday

Mittwoch (m)

['mɪtvɔχ] Thursday

Thursday

Donnerstag (m)

['dɔnɐsta:k]

Friday

Freitag (m)

['fʀaɪta:k]

Saturday

Samstag (m)

['zamsta:k]

Sunday

Sonntag (m)

['zɔnta:k]

today (adv)

heute

['hɔɪtə]

tomorrow (adv)

morgen

['mɔʁɡən]

the day after tomorrow

übermorgen

['y:bɐˌmɔʁɡən]

yesterday (adv)

yesterday (adv)

gestern

['ɡɛstɐn]

the day before yesterday

vorgestern

['fo:ɐɡɛstɐn]

day

Tag (m)

[ta:k]

working day

Arbeitstag (m)

['aʁbaɪtsˌta:k]

public holiday

Feiertag (m)

['faɪɐˌta:k]

day off

freier Tag (m)

['fʀaɪɐ ta:k]

weekend

Wochenende (n)

['vɔχənˌʔɛndə]

all day long

all day long

den ganzen Tag

[den 'ɡantsən 'ta:k]

the next day (adv)

am nächsten Tag

[am 'nɛ:çstən ta:k]

two days ago

zwei Tage vorher

[tsvaɪ 'ta:ɡə 'fo:ɐhe:ɐ]

the day before

am Vortag

[am 'fo:ɐˌta:k]

daily (adj)

täglich

['tɛ:klɪç]

every day (adv)

täglich

['tɛ:klɪç]

week

Woche (f)

['vɔχə]

last week (adv)

last week (adv)

letzte Woche

['lɛtstə 'vɔχə]

next week (adv)

nächste Woche

['nɛ:çstə 'vɔχə]

weekly (adj)

wöchentlich

['vœçəntlɪç]

every week (adv)

wöchentlich

['vœçəntlɪç]

twice a week

zweimal pro Woche

['tsvaɪma:l pʀɔ 'vɔχə]

every Tuesday

jeden Dienstag

['je:dən 'di:nsta:k]

21. Hours. Day and night

morning

Morgen (m)

['mɔʁɡən]

in the morning

morgens

['mɔʁɡəns]

noon, midday

Mittag (m)

['mɪta:k] in the afternoon

in the afternoon

nachmittags

['na:χmɪˌta:ks]

evening

Abend (m)

['a:bənt]

in the evening

abends

['a:bənts]

night

Nacht (f)

[naχt]

at night

nachts

[naχts]

midnight

Mitternacht (f)

['mɪtɐˌnaχt]

second

Sekunde (f)

[ze'kʊndə]

minute

minute

Minute (f)

[mi'nu:tə]

hour

Stunde (f)

['ʃtʊndə]

half an hour

eine halbe Stunde

['aɪnə 'halbə 'ʃtʊndə]

a quarter-hour

Viertelstunde (f)

['fɪʁtəlˌʃtʊndə]

fifteen minutes

fünfzehn Minuten

['fʏnftse:n mi'nu:tən]

²⁴ hours

Tag und Nacht

['ta:k ʊnt 'naχt]

sunrise

Sonnenaufgang (m)

['zɔnənˌʔaʊfɡaŋ]

dawn

dawn

Morgendämmerung (f)

['mɔʁɡənˌdɛməʀʊŋ]

early morning

früher Morgen (m)

['fʀy:ɐ 'mɔʁɡən]

sunset

Sonnenuntergang (m)

['zɔnənˌʔʊntɐɡaŋ]

early in the morning

früh am Morgen

[fʀy: am 'mɔʁɡən]

this morning

heute morgen

['hɔɪtə 'mɔʁɡən]

tomorrow morning

morgen früh

['mɔʁɡən fʀy:]

this afternoon

heute Mittag

['hɔɪtə 'mɪta:k]

in the afternoon

in the afternoon

nachmittags

['na:χmɪˌta:ks]

tomorrow afternoon

morgen Nachmittag

['mɔʁɡən 'na:χmɪˌta:k]

tonight (this evening)

heute Abend

['hɔɪtə 'a:bənt]

tomorrow night

morgen Abend

['mɔʁɡən 'a:bənt]

at 3 o'clock sharp

Punkt drei Uhr

[pʊŋkt dʀaɪ u:ɐ]

about 4 o'clock

gegen vier Uhr

['ɡe:ɡn fi:ɐ u:ɐ]

by 12 o'clock

um zwölf Uhr

[ʊm tsvœlf u:ɐ]

in 20 minutes

in 20 minutes

in zwanzig Minuten

[ɪn 'tsvantsɪç mi'nu:tən]

in an hour

in einer Stunde

[ɪn 'aɪnɐ 'ʃtʊndə]

on time (adv)

rechtzeitig

['ʀɛçtˌtsaɪtɪç]

a quarter to …

Viertel vor …

['fɪʁtəl fo:ɐ]

within an hour

innerhalb einer Stunde

['ɪnɐhalp 'aɪnɐ 'ʃtʊndə]

every 15 minutes

alle fünfzehn Minuten

['alə 'fʏnftse:n mi'nu:tən]

round the clock

Tag und Nacht

['ta:k ʊnt 'naχt]

22. Months. Seasons

January

Januar (m)

['janua:ɐ]

February

Februar (m)

['fe:bʀua:ɐ]

March

März (m)

[mɛʁts] April

April

April (m)

[a'pʀɪl]

May

Mai (m)

[maɪ]

June

Juni (m)

['ju:ni]

July

Juli (m)

['ju:li]

August

August (m)

[aʊ'ɡʊst]

September

September (m)

[zɛp'tɛmbɐ]

October

Oktober (m)

[ɔk'to:bɐ]

November

November

November (m)

[no'vɛmbɐ]

December

Dezember (m)

[de'tsɛmbɐ]

spring

Frühling (m)

['fʀy:lɪŋ]

in spring

im Frühling

[ɪm 'fʀy:lɪŋ]

spring (as adj)

Frühlings-

['fʀy:lɪŋs]

summer

Sommer (m)

['zɔmɐ]

in summer

im Sommer

[ɪm 'zɔmɐ]

summer (as adj)

summer (as adj)

Sommer-

['zɔmɐ]

fall

Herbst (m)

[hɛʁpst]

in fall

im Herbst

[ɪm hɛʁpst]

fall (as adj)

Herbst-

[hɛʁpst]

winter

Winter (m)

['vɪntɐ]

in winter

im Winter

[ɪm 'vɪntɐ]

winter (as adj)

Winter-

['vɪntɐ]

month

month

Monat (m)

['mo:nat]

this month

in diesem Monat

[ɪn 'di:zəm 'mo:nat]

next month

nächsten Monat

['nɛ:çstən 'mo:nat]

last month

letzten Monat

['lɛtstən 'mo:nat]

a month ago

vor einem Monat

[fo:ɐ 'aɪnəm 'mo:nat]

in a month (a month later)

über eine Monat

['y:bɐ 'aɪnə 'mo:nat]

in 2 months (2 months later)

in zwei Monaten

[ɪn tsvaɪ 'mo:natən]

the whole month

the whole month

einen ganzen Monat

['aɪnən 'ɡantsən 'mo:nat]

all month long

den ganzen Monat

[de:n 'ɡantsən 'mo:nat]

monthly (~ magazine)

monatlich

['mo:natlɪç]

monthly (adv)

monatlich

['mo:natlɪç]

every month

jeden Monat

['je:dən 'mo:nat]

twice a month

zweimal pro Monat

['tsvaɪma:l pʀɔ 'mo:nat]

year

Jahr (n)

[ja:ɐ]

this year

this year

dieses Jahr

['di:zəs ja:ɐ]

next year

nächstes Jahr

['nɛ:çstəs ja:ɐ]

last year

voriges Jahr

['fo:ʀɪɡəs ja:ɐ]

a year ago

vor einem Jahr

[fo:ɐ 'aɪnəm ja:ɐ]

in a year

in einem Jahr

[ɪn 'aɪnəm ja:ɐ]

in two years

in zwei Jahren

[ɪn tsvaɪ 'ja:ʀən]

the whole year

ein ganzes Jahr

[aɪn 'ɡantsəs ja:ɐ]

all year long

all year long

das ganze Jahr

[das 'ɡantsə ja:ɐ]

every year

jedes Jahr

['je:dəs ja:ɐ]

annual (adj)

jährlich

['jɛ:ɐlɪç]

annually (adv)

jährlich

['jɛ:ɐlɪç]

⁴ times a year

viermal pro Jahr

['fi:ɐma:l pʀɔ ja:ɐ]

date (e.g., today's ~)

Datum (n)

['da:tʊm]

date (e.g., ~ of birth)

Datum (n)

['da:tʊm]

calendar

calendar

Kalender (m)

[ka'lɛndɐ]

half a year

ein halbes Jahr

[aɪn 'halbəs ja:ɐ]

six months

Halbjahr (n)

['halpˌja:ɐ]

season (summer, etc.)

Saison (f)

[zɛ'zɔŋ]

century

Jahrhundert (n)

[ja:ɐ'hʊndɐt]

23. Time. Miscellaneous

time

Zeit (f)

[tsaɪt]

moment

Augenblick (m)

[ˌaʊɡən'blɪk]

instant (n)

Moment (m)

[mo'mɛnt] instant (adj)

instant (adj)

augenblicklich

[ˌaʊɡəŋ'blɪklɪç]

lapse (of time)

Zeitspanne (f)

['tsaɪtˌʃpanə]

life

Leben (n)

['le:bən]

eternity

Ewigkeit (f)

['e:vɪçkaɪt]

epoch

Epoche (f)

[e'pɔχə]

era

Ära (f)

['ɛ:ʀa]

cycle

Zyklus (m)

['tsy:klʊs]

period

period

Periode (f)

[pe'ʀɪo:də]

term (short-~)

Frist (f)

[fʀɪst]

the future

Zukunft (f)

['tsu:ˌkʊnft]

future (as adj)

zukünftig

['tsu:ˌkʏnftɪç]

next time

nächstes Mal

['nɛ:çstəs mal]

the past

Vergangenheit (f)

[ˌfɛɐ'ɡaŋənhaɪt]

past (recent)

vorig

['fo:ʀɪç]

last time

last time

letztes Mal

['lɛtstəs ma:l]

later (adv)

später

['ʃpɛ:tɐ]

after (prep.)

danach

[da'na:χ]

nowadays (adv)

zur Zeit

[tsu:ɐ 'tsaɪt]

now (at this moment)

jetzt

[jɛtst]

immediately (adv)

sofort

[zo'fɔʁt]

soon (adv)

bald

[balt]

in advance (beforehand)

in advance (beforehand)

im Voraus

[ɪm fo'ʀaʊs]

a long time ago

lange her

['laŋə he:ɐ]

recently (adv)

vor kurzem

[fo:ɐ 'kʊʁtsəm]

destiny

Schicksal (n)

['ʃɪkˌza:l]

memories (childhood ~)

Erinnerungen (pl)

[ɛɐ'ʔɪnəʀʊŋən]

archives

Archiv (n)

[aʁ'çi:f]

during …

während …

['vɛ:ʀənt]

long, a long time (adv)

long, a long time (adv)

lange

['laŋə]

not long (adv)

nicht lange

[nɪçt 'laŋə]

early (in the morning)

früh

[fʀy:]

late (not early)

spät

[ʃpɛ:t]

forever (for good)

für immer

[fy:ɐ 'ɪmɐ]

to start (begin)

beginnen (vt)

[bə'ɡɪnən]

to postpone (vt)

verschieben (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʃi:bən]

at the same time

at the same time

gleichzeitig

['ɡlaɪçˌtsaɪtɪç]

permanently (adv)

ständig

['ʃtɛndɪç]

constant (noise, pain)

konstant

[kɔn'stant]

temporary (adj)

zeitweilig

['tsaɪtvaɪlɪç]

sometimes (adv)

manchmal

['mançma:l]

rarely (adv)

selten

['zɛltən]

often (adv)

oft

[ɔft]

24. Lines and shapes

square

Quadrat (n)

[kva'dʀa:t]

square (as adj)

quadratisch

[kva'dʀa:tɪʃ]

circle

Kreis (m)

[kʀaɪs] round (adj)

round (adj)

rund

[ʀʊnt]

triangle

Dreieck (n)

['dʀaɪʔɛk]

triangular (adj)

dreieckig

['dʀaɪʔɛkɪç]

oval

Oval (n)

[o'va:l]

oval (as adj)

oval

[o'va:l]

rectangle

Rechteck (n)

['ʀɛçtʔɛk]

rectangular (adj)

rechteckig

['ʀɛçtʔɛkɪç]

pyramid

pyramid

Pyramide (f)

[pyʀa'mi:də]

rhombus

Rhombus (m)

['ʀɔmbʊs]

trapezoid

Trapez (n)

[tʀa'pe:ts]

cube

Würfel (m)

['vʏʁfəl]

prism

Prisma (n)

['pʀɪsma]

circumference

Kreis (m)

[kʀaɪs]

sphere

Sphäre (f)

['sfɛ:ʀə]

ball (solid sphere)

ball (solid sphere)

Kugel (f)

['ku:ɡəl]

diameter

Durchmesser (m)

['dʊʁçˌmɛsɐ]

radius

Radius (m)

['ʀa:dɪʊs]

perimeter (circle's ~)

Umfang (m)

['ʊmfaŋ]

center

Zentrum (n)

['tsɛntʀʊm]

horizontal (adj)

waagerecht

['va:ɡəʀɛçt]

vertical (adj)

senkrecht

['zɛŋkʀɛçt]

parallel (n)

parallel (n)

Parallele (f)

[paʀa'le:lə]

parallel (as adj)

parallel

[paʀa'le:l]

line

Linie (f)

['li:niə]

stroke

Strich (m)

[ʃtʀɪç]

straight line

Gerade (f)

[ɡə'ʀa:də]

curve (curved line)

Kurve (f)

['kʊʁvə]

thin (line, etc.)

dünn

[dʏn]

contour (outline)

contour (outline)

Kontur (m, f)

[kɔn'tu:ɐ]

intersection

Schnittpunkt (m)

['ʃnɪtˌpʊŋkt]

right angle

rechter Winkel (m)

['ʀɛçtɐ 'vɪŋkəl]

segment

Segment (n)

[zɛ'ɡmɛnt]

sector (circular ~)

Sektor (m)

['zɛkto:ɐ]

side (of triangle)

Seite (f)

['zaɪtə]

angle

Winkel (m)

['vɪŋkəl]

25. Units of measurement

weight

Gewicht (n)

[ɡə'vɪçt]

length

Länge (f)

['lɛŋə]

width

Breite (f)

['bʀaɪtə] height

height

Höhe (f)

['hø:ə]

depth

Tiefe (f)

['ti:fə]

volume

Volumen (n)

[vo'lu:mən]

area

Fläche (f)

['flɛçə]

gram

Gramm (n)

[ɡʀam]

milligram

Milligramm (n)

['mɪliˌɡʀam]

kilogram

Kilo (n)

['ki:lo]

ton

ton

Tonne (f)

['tɔnə]

pound

Pfund (n)

[pfʊnt]

ounce

Unze (f)

['ʊntsə]

meter

Meter (m, n)

['me:tɐ]

millimeter

Millimeter (m)

['mɪliˌme:tɐ]

centimeter

Zentimeter (m, n)

[ˌtsɛnti'me:tɐ]

kilometer

Kilometer (m)

[ˌkilo'me:tɐ]

mile

mile

Meile (f)

['maɪlə]

inch

Zoll (m)

[tsɔl]

foot

Fuß (m)

[fu:s]

yard

Yard (n)

[ja:ɐt]

square meter

Quadratmeter (m)

[kva'dʀa:tˌme:tɐ]

hectare

Hektar (n)

['hɛkta:ɐ]

liter

Liter (m, n)

['li:tɐ]

degree

degree

Grad (m)

[ɡʀa:t]

volt

Volt (n)

[vɔlt]

ampere

Ampere (n)

[am'pe:ɐ]

horsepower

Pferdestärke (f)

['pfe:ɐdəˌʃtɛʁkə]

quantity

Anzahl (f)

['antsa:l]

a little bit of …

etwas …

['ɛtvas]

half

Hälfte (f)

['hɛlftə]

dozen

dozen

Dutzend (n)

['dʊtsənt]

piece (item)

Stück (n)

[ʃtʏk]

size

Größe (f)

['ɡʀø:sə]

scale (map ~)

Maßstab (m)

['ma:sˌʃta:p]

minimal (adj)

minimal

[mini'ma:l]

the smallest (adj)

der kleinste

[de:ɐ 'klaɪnstə]

medium (adj)

mittler, mittel-

['mɪtlɐ], ['mɪtəl]

maximal (adj)

maximal (adj)

maximal

[maksi'ma:l]

the largest (adj)

der größte

[de:ɐ 'ɡʀø:stə]

26. Containers

canning jar (glass ~)

Glas (n)

[ɡla:s]

can

Dose (f)

['do:zə]

bucket

Eimer (m)

['aɪmɐ] barrel

barrel

Fass (n), Tonne (f)

[fas], ['tɔnə]

wash basin (e.g., plastic ~)

Waschschüssel (n)

['vaʃˌʃʏsəl]

tank (100L water ~)

Tank (m)

[taŋk]

hip flask

Flachmann (m)

['flaχman]

jerrycan

Kanister (m)

[ka'nɪstɐ]

tank (e.g., tank car)

Zisterne (f)

[tsɪs'tɛʁnə]

mug

Kaffeebecher (m)

['kafeˌbɛçɐ]

cup (of coffee, etc.)

cup (of coffee, etc.)

Tasse (f)

['tasə]

saucer

Untertasse (f)

['ʊntɐˌtasə]

glass (tumbler)

Wasserglas (n)

['vasɐˌɡla:s]

wine glass

Weinglas (n)

['vaɪnˌɡla:s]

stock pot (soup pot)

Kochtopf (m)

['kɔχˌtɔpf]

bottle (~ of wine)

Flasche (f)

['flaʃə]

neck (of the bottle, etc.)

Flaschenhals (m)

['flaʃənˌhals]

carafe (decanter)

carafe (decanter)

Karaffe (f)

[ka'ʀafə]

pitcher

Tonkrug (m)

['to:nˌkʀu:k]

vessel (container)

Gefäß (n)

[ɡə'fɛ:s]

pot (crock, stoneware ~)

Tontopf (m)

['to:nˌtɔpf]

vase

Vase (f)

['va:zə]

flacon, bottle (perfume ~)

Flakon (n)

[fla'kɔŋ]

vial, small bottle

Fläschchen (n)

['flɛʃçən]

tube (of toothpaste)

tube (of toothpaste)

Tube (f)

['tu:bə]

sack (bag)

Sack (m)

[zak]

bag (paper ~, plastic ~)

Tüte (f)

['ty:tə]

pack (of cigarettes, etc.)

Schachtel (f)

['ʃaχtəl]

box (e.g., shoebox)

Karton (m)

[kaʁ'tɔŋ]

crate

Kiste (f)

['kɪstə]

basket

Korb (m)

[kɔʁp]

27. Materials

material

Stoff (n)

[ʃtɔf]

wood (n)

Holz (n)

[hɔlts]

wood-, wooden (adj)

hölzern

['hœltsɐn] glass (n)

glass (n)

Glas (n)

[ɡla:s]

glass (as adj)

gläsern, Glas-

['ɡlɛ:zɐn], [ɡla:s]

stone (n)

Stein (m)

[ʃtaɪn]

stone (as adj)

steinern

['ʃtaɪnɐn]

plastic (n)

Kunststoff (m)

['kʊnstˌʃtɔf]

plastic (as adj)

Kunststoff-

['kʊnstˌʃtɔf]

rubber (n)

Gummi (m, n)

['ɡʊmi]

rubber (as adj)

rubber (as adj)

Gummi-

['ɡʊmi]

cloth, fabric (n)

Stoff (m)

[ʃtɔf]

fabric (as adj)

aus Stoff

['aʊs ʃtɔf]

paper (n)

Papier (n)

[pa'pi:ɐ]

paper (as adj)

Papier-

[pa'pi:ɐ]

cardboard (n)

Pappe (f)

['papə]

cardboard (as adj)

Pappen-

['papən]

polyethylene

polyethylene

Polyäthylen (n)

[polyʔɛty'le:n]

cellophane

Zellophan (n)

[tsɛlo'fa:n]

linoleum

Linoleum (n)

[li'no:leʊm]

plywood

Furnier (n)

[fʊʁ'ni:ɐ]

porcelain (n)

Porzellan (n)

[pɔʁtsɛ'la:n]

porcelain (as adj)

aus Porzellan

['aʊs pɔʁtsɛ'la:n]

clay (n)

Ton (m)

[to:n]

clay (as adj)

clay (as adj)

Ton-

[to:n]

ceramic (n)

Keramik (f)

[ke'ʀa:mɪk]

ceramic (as adj)

keramisch

[ke'ʀa:mɪʃ]

28. Metals

metal (n)

Metall (n)

[me'tal]

metal (as adj)

metallisch, Metall-

[me'talɪʃ], [me'tal]

alloy (n)

Legierung (f)

[le'ɡi:ʀʊŋ] gold (n)

gold (n)

Gold (n)

[ɡɔlt]

gold, golden (adj)

golden

['ɡɔldən]

silver (n)

Silber (n)

['zɪlbə]

silver (as adj)

silbern, Silber-

['zɪlbɐn], ['zɪlbɐ]

iron (n)

Eisen (n)

['aɪzən]

iron-, made of iron (adj)

eisern, Eisen-

['aɪzɐn], ['aɪzən]

steel (n)

Stahl (m)

[ʃta:l]

steel (as adj)

steel (as adj)

stählern

['ʃtɛ:lɐn]

copper (n)

Kupfer (n)

['kʊpfɐ]

copper (as adj)

kupfern, Kupfer-

['kʊpfɐn], ['kʊpfɐ]

aluminum (n)

Aluminium (n)

[alu:'mi:njʊm]

aluminum (as adj)

Aluminium-

[alu:'mi:njʊm]

bronze (n)

Bronze (f)

['bʀɔŋsə]

bronze (as adj)

bronzen

['bʀɔŋsən]

brass

brass

Messing (n)

['mɛsɪŋ]

nickel

Nickel (n)

['nɪkəl]

platinum

Platin (n)

['pla:ti:n]

mercury

Quecksilber (n)

['kvɛkˌzɪlbɐ]

tin

Zinn (n)

[tsɪn]

lead

Blei (n)

[blaɪ]

zinc

Zink (n)

[tsɪŋk]

HUMAN BEING

HUMAN BEING. THE BODY

29. Humans. Basic concepts

human being

Mensch (m)

[mɛnʃ]

man (adult male)

Mann (m)

[man]

woman

Frau (f)

[fʀaʊ] child

child

Kind (n)

[kɪnt]

girl

Mädchen (n)

['mɛ:tçən]

boy

Junge (m)

['jʊŋə]

teenager

Teenager (m)

['ti:ne:dʒɐ]

old man

Greis (m)

[ɡʀaɪs]

old woman

alte Frau (f)

['altə 'fʀaʊ]

30. Human anatomy

organism (body)

Organismus (m)

[ˌɔʁɡa'nɪsmʊs]

heart

Herz (n)

[hɛʁts]

blood

Blut (n)

[blu:t] artery

artery

Arterie (f)

[aʁ'te:ʀiə]

vein

Vene (f)

['ve:nə]

brain

Gehirn (n)

[ɡə'hɪʁn]

nerve

Nerv (m)

[nɛʁf]

nerves

Nerven (pl)

['nɛʁfən]

vertebra

Wirbel (m)

['vɪʁbəl]

spine (backbone)

Wirbelsäule (f)

['vɪʁbəlˌzɔɪlə]

stomach (organ)

stomach (organ)

Magen (m)

['ma:ɡən]

intestines, bowels

Gedärm (n)

[ɡə'dɛʁm]

intestine (e.g., large ~)

Darm (m)

[daʁm]

liver

Leber (f)

['le:bɐ]

kidney

Niere (f)

['ni:ʀə]

bone

Knochen (m)

['knɔχən]

skeleton

Skelett (n)

[ske'lɛt]

rib

rib

Rippe (f)

['ʀɪpə]

skull

Schädel (m)

['ʃɛ:dəl]

muscle

Muskel (m)

['mʊskəl]

biceps

Bizeps (m)

['bi:tsɛps]

triceps

Trizeps (m)

['tʀi:tsɛps]

tendon

Sehne (f)

['ze:nə]

joint

Gelenk (n)

[ɡə'lɛŋk]

lungs

lungs

Lungen (pl)

['lʊŋən]

genitals

Geschlechtsorgane (pl)

[ɡə'ʃlɛçtsʔɔʁˌɡa:nə]

skin

Haut (f)

[haʊt]

31. Head

head

Kopf (m)

[kɔpf]

face

Gesicht (n)

[ɡə'zɪçt]

nose

Nase (f)

['na:zə] mouth

mouth

Mund (m)

[mʊnt]

eye

Auge (n)

['aʊɡə]

eyes

Augen (pl)

['aʊɡən]

pupil

Pupille (f)

[pu'pɪlə]

eyebrow

Augenbraue (f)

['aʊɡəŋˌbʀaʊə]

eyelash

Wimper (f)

['vɪmpɐ]

eyelid

Augenlid (n)

['aʊɡəŋˌli:t]

tongue

tongue

Zunge (f)

['tsʊŋə]

tooth

Zahn (m)

[tsa:n]

lips

Lippen (pl)

['lɪpən]

cheekbones

Backenknochen (pl)

['bakənˌknɔχən]

gum

Zahnfleisch (n)

['tsa:nˌflaɪʃ]

palate

Gaumen (m)

['ɡaʊmən]

nostrils

Nasenlöcher (pl)

['na:zənˌlœçɐ]

chin

chin

Kinn (n)

[kɪn]

jaw

Kiefer (m)

['ki:fɐ]

cheek

Wange (f)

['vaŋə]

forehead

Stirn (f)

[ʃtɪʁn]

temple

Schläfe (f)

['ʃlɛ:fə]

ear

Ohr (n)

[o:ɐ]

back of the head

Nacken (m)

['nakən]

neck

neck

Hals (m)

[hals]

throat

Kehle (f)

['ke:lə]

hair

Haare (pl)

['ha:ʀə]

hairstyle

Frisur (f)

[ˌfʀi'zu:ɐ]

haircut

Haarschnitt (m)

['ha:ɐˌʃnɪt]

wig

Perücke (f)

[pe'ʀʏkə]

mustache

Schnurrbart (m)

['ʃnʊʁˌba:ɐt]

beard

beard

Bart (m)

[ba:ɐt]

to have (a beard, etc.)

haben (vt)

[ha:bən]

braid

Zopf (m)

[tsɔpf]

sideburns

Backenbart (m)

['bakənˌba:ɐt]

red-haired (adj)

rothaarig

['ʀo:tˌha:ʀɪç]

gray (hair)

grau

[ɡʀaʊ]

bald (adj)

kahl

[ka:l]

bald patch

bald patch

Glatze (f)

['ɡlatsə]

ponytail

Pferdeschwanz (m)

['pfe:ɐdəˌʃvants]

bangs

Pony (m)

['pɔni]

32. Human body

hand

Hand (f)

[hant]

arm

Arm (m)

[aʁm]

finger

Finger (m)

['fɪŋɐ] toe

toe

Zehe (f)

['tse:ə]

thumb

Daumen (m)

['daʊmən]

little finger

kleiner Finger (m)

['klaɪnɐ 'fɪŋɐ]

nail

Nagel (m)

['na:ɡəl]

fist

Faust (f)

[faʊst]

palm

Handfläche (f)

['hant·ˌflɛçə]

wrist

Handgelenk (n)

['hant·ɡəˌlɛŋk]

forearm

forearm

Unterarm (m)

['ʊntɐˌʔaʁm]

elbow

Ellbogen (m)

['ɛlˌbo:ɡən]

shoulder

Schulter (f)

['ʃʊltɐ]

leg

Bein (n)

[baɪn]

foot

Fuß (m)

[fu:s]

knee

Knie (n)

[kni:]

calf (part of leg)

Wade (f)

['va:də]

hip

hip

Hüfte (f)

['hʏftə]

heel

Ferse (f)

['fɛʁzə]

body

Körper (m)

['kœʁpɐ]

stomach

Bauch (m)

['baʊχ]

chest

Brust (f)

[bʀʊst]

breast

Busen (m)

['bu:zən]

flank

Seite (f), Flanke (f)

['zaɪtə], ['flaŋkə]

back

back

Rücken (m)

['ʀʏkən]

lower back

Kreuz (n)

[kʀɔɪts]

waist

Taille (f)

['taljə]

navel (belly button)

Nabel (m)

['na:bəl]

buttocks

Gesäßbacken (pl)

[ɡə'zɛ:s·bakən]

bottom

Hinterteil (n)

['hɪntɐˌtaɪl]

beauty mark

Leberfleck (m)

['le:bɐˌflɛk]

birthmark (café au lait spot)

birthmark (café au lait spot)

Muttermal (n)

['mu:tɐˌma:l]

tattoo

Tätowierung (f)

[tɛto'vi:ʀʊŋ]

scar

Narbe (f)

['naʁbə]

CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES

33. Outerwear. Coats

clothes

Kleidung (f)

['klaɪdʊŋ]

outerwear

Oberkleidung (f)

['o:bɐˌklaɪdʊŋ]

winter clothing

Winterkleidung (f)

['vɪntɐˌklaɪdʊŋ] coat (overcoat)

coat (overcoat)

Mantel (m)

['mantəl]

fur coat

Pelzmantel (m)

['pɛltsˌmantəl]

fur jacket

Pelzjacke (f)

['pɛltsˌjakə]

down coat

Daunenjacke (f)

['daʊnənˌjakə]

jacket (e.g., leather ~)

Jacke (f)

['jakə]

raincoat (trenchcoat, etc.)

Regenmantel (m)

['ʀe:ɡənˌmantəl]

waterproof (adj)

wasserdicht

['vasɐˌdɪçt]

34. Men's and women's clothing

shirt (button shirt)

Hemd (n)

[hɛmt]

pants

Hose (f)

['ho:zə]

jeans

Jeans (f)

[dʒi:ns] suit jacket

suit jacket

Jackett (n)

[ʒa'kɛt]

suit

Anzug (m)

['anˌtsu:k]

dress (frock)

Kleid (n)

[klaɪt]

skirt

Rock (m)

[ʀɔk]

blouse

Bluse (f)

['blu:zə]

knitted jacket (cardigan, etc.)

Strickjacke (f)

['ʃtʀɪkˌjakə]

jacket (of woman's suit)

Jacke (f)

['jakə]

T-shirt

T-shirt

T-Shirt (n)

['ti:ˌʃø:ɐt]

shorts (short trousers)

Shorts (pl)

[ʃɔʁts]

tracksuit

Sportanzug (m)

['ʃpɔʁtˌantsu:k]

bathrobe

Bademantel (m)

['ba:dəˌmantəl]

pajamas

Schlafanzug (m)

['ʃla:fʔanˌtsu:k]

sweater

Sweater (m)

['swɛtɐ]

pullover

Pullover (m)

[pʊ'lo:vɐ]

vest

vest

Weste (f)

['vɛstə]

tailcoat

Frack (m)

[fʀak]

tuxedo

Smoking (m)

['smo:kɪŋ]

uniform

Uniform (f)

['ʊniˌfɔʁm]

workwear

Arbeitskleidung (f)

['aʁbaɪtsˌklaɪdʊŋ]

overalls

Overall (m)

['o:vəʀal]

coat (e.g., doctor's smock)

Kittel (m)

['kɪtəl]

35. Clothing. Underwear

underwear

Unterwäsche (f)

['ʊntɐˌvɛʃə]

boxers, briefs

Herrenslip (m)

['hɛʀənˌslɪp]

panties

Damenslip (m)

['da:mənˌslɪp] undershirt (A-shirt)

undershirt (A-shirt)

Unterhemd (n)

['ʊntɐˌhɛmt]

socks

Socken (pl)

['zɔkən]

nightdress

Nachthemd (n)

['naχtˌhɛmt]

bra

Büstenhalter (m)

['bystənˌhaltɐ]

knee highs (knee-high socks)

Kniestrümpfe (pl)

['kni:ˌʃtʀʏmpfə]

pantyhose

Strumpfhose (f)

['ʃtʀʊmpfˌho:zə]

stockings (thigh highs)

Strümpfe (pl)

['ʃtʀʏmpfə]

bathing suit

bathing suit

Badeanzug (m)

['ba:dəˌʔantsu:k]

36. Headwear

hat

Mütze (f)

['mʏtsə]

fedora

Filzhut (m)

['fɪltsˌhu:t]

baseball cap

Baseballkappe (f)

['bɛɪsbɔ:lˌkapə] flatcap

flatcap

Schiebermütze (f)

['ʃi:bɐˌmʏtsə]

beret

Baskenmütze (f)

['baskənˌmʏtsə]

hood

Kapuze (f)

[ka'pu:tsə]

panama hat

Panamahut (m)

['panama:ˌhu:t]

knit cap (knitted hat)

Strickmütze (f)

['ʃtʀɪkˌmʏtsə]

headscarf

Kopftuch (n)

['kɔpfˌtu:χ]

women's hat

Damenhut (m)

['da:mənˌhu:t]

hard hat

hard hat

Schutzhelm (m)

['ʃʊtsˌhɛlm]

garrison cap

Feldmütze (f)

['fɛltˌmʏtsə]

helmet

Helm (m)

[hɛlm]

derby

Melone (f)

[me'lo:nə]

top hat

Zylinder (m)

[tsy'lɪndɐ]

37. Footwear

footwear

Schuhe (pl)

['ʃu:ə]

shoes (men's shoes)

Stiefeletten (pl)

[ʃti:fə'lɛtən]

shoes (women's shoes)

Halbschuhe (pl)

['halpˌʃu:ə] boots (e.g., cowboy ~)

boots (e.g., cowboy ~)

Stiefel (pl)

['ʃti:fəl]

slippers

Hausschuhe (pl)

['haʊsˌʃu:ə]

tennis shoes (e.g., Nike ~)

Tennisschuhe (pl)

['tɛnɪsˌʃu:ə]

sneakers (e.g., Converse ~)

Leinenschuhe (pl)

['laɪnən·ʃu:ə]

sandals

Sandalen (pl)

[zan'da:lən]

cobbler (shoe repairer)

Schuster (m)

['ʃu:stɐ]

heel

Absatz (m)

['apˌzats]

pair (of shoes)

pair (of shoes)

Paar (n)

[pa:ɐ]

shoestring

Schnürsenkel (m)

['ʃny:ɐˌsɛŋkəl]

to lace (vt)

schnüren (vt)

['ʃny:ʀən]

shoehorn

Schuhlöffel (m)

['ʃu:ˌlœfəl]

shoe polish

Schuhcreme (f)

['ʃu:ˌkʀɛ:m]

38. Textile. Fabrics

cotton (n)

Baumwolle (f)

['baʊmˌvɔlə]

cotton (as adj)

Baumwolle-

['baʊmˌvɔlə]

flax (n)

Leinen (m)

['laɪnən] flax (as adj)

flax (as adj)

Leinen-

['laɪnən]

silk (n)

Seide (f)

['zaɪdə]

silk (as adj)

Seiden-

['zaɪdən]

wool (n)

Wolle (f)

['vɔlə]

wool (as adj)

Woll-

['vɔl]

velvet

Samt (m)

[zamt]

suede

Wildleder (n)

['vɪltˌle:dɐ]

corduroy

corduroy

Cord (m)

[kɔʁt]

nylon (n)

Nylon (n)

['naɪlɔn]

nylon (as adj)

Nylon-

['naɪlɔn]

polyester (n)

Polyester (m)

[polɪ'ɛstɐ]

polyester (as adj)

Polyester-

[polɪ'ɛstɐ]

leather (n)

Leder (n)

['le:dɐ]

leather (as adj)

Leder

['le:dɐ]

fur (n)

fur (n)

Pelz (m)

[pɛlts]

fur (e.g., ~ coat)

Pelz-

[pɛlts]

39. Personal accessories

gloves

Handschuhe (pl)

['hantˌʃu:ə]

mittens

Fausthandschuhe (pl)

['faʊst·hantˌʃu:ə]

scarf (muffler)

Schal (m)

[ʃa:l] glasses (eyeglasses)

glasses (eyeglasses)

Brille (f)

['bʀɪlə]

frame (eyeglass ~)

Brillengestell (n)

['bʀɪlən·ɡə'ʃtɛl]

umbrella

Regenschirm (m)

['ʀe:ɡənˌʃɪʁm]

walking stick

Spazierstock (m)

[ʃpa'tsi:ɐˌʃtɔk]

hairbrush

Haarbürste (f)

['ha:ɐˌbʏʁstə]

fan

Fächer (m)

['fɛçɐ]

tie (necktie)

Krawatte (f)

[kʀa'vatə]

bow tie

bow tie

Fliege (f)

['fli:ɡə]

suspenders

Hosenträger (pl)

['ho:zənˌtʀɛ:ɡɐ]

handkerchief

Taschentuch (n)

['taʃənˌtu:χ]

comb

Kamm (m)

[kam]

barrette

Haarspange (f)

['ha:ɐˌʃpaŋə]

hairpin

Haarnadel (f)

['ha:ɐˌna:dəl]

buckle

Schnalle (f)

['ʃnalə]

belt

belt

Gürtel (m)

['ɡʏʁtəl]

shoulder strap

Umhängegurt (m)

['ʊmhɛŋəˌɡʊʁt]

bag (handbag)

Tasche (f)

['taʃə]

purse

Handtasche (f)

['hantˌtaʃə]

backpack

Rucksack (m)

['ʀʊkˌzak]

40. Clothing. Miscellaneous

fashion

Mode (f)

['mo:də]

in vogue (adj)

modisch

['mo:dɪʃ]

fashion designer

Modedesigner (m)

['mo:də·di'zaɪnɐ] collar

collar

Kragen (m)

['kʀa:ɡən]

pocket

Tasche (f)

['taʃə]

pocket (as adj)

Taschen-

['taʃən]

sleeve

Ärmel (m)

['ɛʁməl]

hanging loop

Aufhänger (m)

['aʊfˌhɛŋɐ]

fly (on trousers)

Hosenschlitz (m)

['ho:zənˌʃlɪts]

zipper (fastener)

Reißverschluss (m)

['ʀaɪs·fɛɐˌʃlʊs]

fastener

fastener

Verschluss (m)

[fɛɐ'ʃlʊs]

button

Knopf (m)

[knɔpf]

buttonhole

Knopfloch (n)

['knɔpfˌlɔχ]

to come off (ab. button)

abgehen (vi)

['apˌɡe:ən]

to sew (vi, vt)

nähen (vi, vt)

['nɛ:ən]

to embroider (vi, vt)

sticken (vt)

['ʃtɪkən]

embroidery

Stickerei (f)

[ʃtɪkə'ʀaɪ]

sewing needle

sewing needle

Nadel (f)

['na:dəl]

thread

Faden (m)

['fa:dən]

seam

Naht (f)

[na:t]

to get dirty (vi)

sich beschmutzen

[zɪç bə'ʃmʊtsən]

stain (mark, spot)

Fleck (m)

[flɛk]

to crease, crumple (vi)

sich knittern

[zɪç 'knɪtɐn]

to tear, to rip (vt)

zerreißen (vt)

[tsɛɐ'ʀaɪsən]

clothes moth

clothes moth

Motte (f)

['mɔtə]

41. Personal care. Cosmetics

toothpaste

Zahnpasta (f)

['tsa:nˌpasta]

toothbrush

Zahnbürste (f)

['tsa:nˌbʏʁstə]

to brush one's teeth

Zähne putzen

['tsɛ:nə 'pʊtsən] razor

razor

Rasierer (m)

[ʀa'zi:ʀɐ]

shaving cream

Rasiercreme (f)

[ʀa'zi:ɐˌkʀɛ:m]

to shave (vi)

sich rasieren

[zɪç ʀa'zi:ʀən]

soap

Seife (f)

['zaɪfə]

shampoo

Shampoo (n)

['ʃampu]

scissors

Schere (f)

['ʃe:ʀə]

nail file

Nagelfeile (f)

['na:ɡəlˌfaɪlə]

nail clippers

nail clippers

Nagelzange (f)

['na:ɡəlˌtsaŋə]

tweezers

Pinzette (f)

[pɪn'tsɛtə]

cosmetics

Kosmetik (f)

[kɔs'me:tɪk]

face mask

Gesichtsmaske (f)

[ɡə'zɪçtsˌmaskə]

manicure

Maniküre (f)

[mani'ky:ʀə]

to have a manicure

Maniküre machen

[mani'ky:ʀə 'maχən]

pedicure

Pediküre (f)

[pedi'ky:ʀə]

make-up bag

make-up bag

Kosmetiktasche (f)

[kɔs'me:tɪkˌtaʃə]

face powder

Puder (m)

['pu:dɐ]

powder compact

Puderdose (f)

['pu:dɐˌdo:zə]

blusher

Rouge (n)

[ʀu:ʒ]

perfume (bottled)

Parfüm (n)

[paʁ'fy:m]

toilet water (lotion)

Duftwasser (n)

['dʊftˌvasɐ]

lotion

Lotion (f)

[lo'tsjo:n]

cologne

cologne

Kölnischwasser (n)

['kœlnɪʃˌvasɐ]

eyeshadow

Lidschatten (m)

['li:tʃatən]

eyeliner

Kajalstift (m)

[ka'ja:lˌʃtɪft]

mascara

Wimperntusche (f)

['vɪmpɐnˌtʊʃə]

lipstick

Lippenstift (m)

['lɪpənˌʃtɪft]

nail polish, enamel

Nagellack (m)

['na:ɡəlˌlak]

hair spray

Haarlack (m)

['ha:ɐˌlak]

deodorant

deodorant

Deodorant (n)

[deodo'ʀant]

cream

Creme (f)

[kʀɛ:m]

face cream

Gesichtscreme (f)

[ɡə'zɪçtsˌkʀɛ:m]

hand cream

Handcreme (f)

['hantˌkʀɛ:m]

anti-wrinkle cream

Anti-Falten-Creme (f)

[ˌanti'faltən·kʀɛ:m]

day cream

Tagescreme (f)

['ta:ɡəsˌkʀɛ:m]

night cream

Nachtcreme (f)

['naχtˌkʀɛ:m]

day (as adj)

day (as adj)

Tages-

['ta:ɡəs]

night (as adj)

Nacht-

[naχt]

tampon

Tampon (m)

['tampo:n]

toilet paper (toilet roll)

Toilettenpapier (n)

[toa'lɛtən·paˌpi:ɐ]

hair dryer

Föhn (m)

['fø:n]

42. Jewelry

jewelry, jewels

Schmuck (m)

[ʃmʊk]

precious (e.g., ~ stone)

Edel-

['e:dəl]

hallmark stamp

Repunze (f)

[ʀe'pʊntsə] ring

ring

Ring (m)

[ʀɪŋ]

wedding ring

Ehering (m)

['e:əˌʀɪŋ]

bracelet

Armband (n)

['aʁmˌbant]

earrings

Ohrringe (pl)

['o:ɐˌʀɪŋə]

necklace (~ of pearls)

Kette (f)

['kɛtə]

crown

Krone (f)

['kʀo:nə]

bead necklace

Halskette (f)

['halsˌkɛtə]

diamond

diamond

Brillant (m)

[bʀɪl'jant]

emerald

Smaragd (m)

[sma'ʀakt]

ruby

Rubin (m)

[ʀu'bi:n]

sapphire

Saphir (m)

['za:fiɐ]

pearl

Perle (f)

['pɛʁlə]

amber

Bernstein (m)

['bɛʁnˌʃtaɪn]

43. Watches. Clocks

watch (wristwatch)

Armbanduhr (f)

['aʁmbantˌʔu:ɐ]

dial

Zifferblatt (n)

['tsɪfɐˌblat]

hand (of clock, watch)

Zeiger (m)

['tsaɪɡɐ] metal watch band

metal watch band

Metallarmband (n)

[me'talˌʔaʁmbant]

watch strap

Uhrenarmband (n)

['u:ʀənˌʔaʁmbant]

battery

Batterie (f)

[batə'ʀi:]

to be dead (battery)

verbraucht sein

[fɛɐ'bʀaʊχt zaɪn]

to change a battery

die Batterie wechseln

[di batə'ʀi: 'vɛksəln]

to run fast

vorgehen (vi)

['fo:ɐˌɡe:ən]

to run slow

nachgehen (vi)

['na:χˌɡe:ən]

wall clock

wall clock

Wanduhr (f)

['vantˌʔu:ɐ]

hourglass

Sanduhr (f)

['zantˌʔu:ɐ]

sundial

Sonnenuhr (f)

['zɔnənˌʔu:ɐ]

alarm clock

Wecker (m)

['vɛkɐ]

watchmaker

Uhrmacher (m)

['u:ɐˌmaχɐ]

to repair (vt)

reparieren (vt)

[ʀepa'ʀi:ʀən]

FOOD. NUTRICION

44. Food

meat

Fleisch (n)

[flaɪʃ]

chicken

Hühnerfleisch (n)

['hy:nɐˌflaɪʃ]

Rock Cornish hen (poussin)

Küken (n)

['ky:kən] duck

duck

Ente (f)

['ɛntə]

goose

Gans (f)

[ɡans]

game

Wild (n)

[vɪlt]

turkey

Pute (f)

['pu:tə]

pork

Schweinefleisch (n)

['ʃvaɪnəˌflaɪʃ]

veal

Kalbfleisch (n)

['kalpˌflaɪʃ]

lamb

Hammelfleisch (n)

['haməlˌflaɪʃ]

beef

beef

Rindfleisch (n)

['ʀɪntˌflaɪʃ]

rabbit

Kaninchenfleisch (n)

[ka'ni:nçənˌflaɪʃ]

sausage (bologna, etc.)

Wurst (f)

[vʊʁst]

vienna sausage (frankfurter)

Würstchen (n)

['vʏʁstçən]

bacon

Schinkenspeck (m)

['ʃɪŋkənˌʃpɛk]

ham

Schinken (m)

['ʃɪŋkən]

gammon

Räucherschinken (m)

['ʀɔɪçɐˌʃɪŋkən]

pâté

pâté

Pastete (f)

[pas'te:tə]

liver

Leber (f)

['le:bɐ]

hamburger (ground beef)

Hackfleisch (n)

['hakˌflaɪʃ]

tongue

Zunge (f)

['tsʊŋə]

egg

Ei (n)

[aɪ]

eggs

Eier (pl)

['aɪɐ]

egg white

Eiweiß (n)

['aɪvaɪs]

egg yolk

egg yolk

Eigelb (n)

['aɪɡɛlp]

fish

Fisch (m)

[fɪʃ]

seafood

Meeresfrüchte (pl)

['me:ʀəsˌfʀʏçtə]

crustaceans

Krebstiere (pl)

['kʀe:psˌti:ʀə]

caviar

Kaviar (m)

['ka:vɪaʁ]

crab

Krabbe (f)

['kʀabə]

shrimp

Garnele (f)

[ɡaʁ'ne:lə]

oyster

oyster

Auster (f)

['aʊstɐ]

spiny lobster

Languste (f)

[laŋ'ɡʊstə]

octopus

Krake (m)

['kʀa:kə]

squid

Kalmar (m)

['kalmaʁ]

sturgeon

Störfleisch (n)

['ʃtø:ɐˌflaɪʃ]

salmon

Lachs (m)

[laks]

halibut

Heilbutt (m)

['haɪlbʊt]

cod

cod

Dorsch (m)

[dɔʁʃ]

mackerel

Makrele (f)

[ma'kʀe:lə]

tuna

Tunfisch (m)

['tu:nfɪʃ]

eel

Aal (m)

[a:l]

trout

Forelle (f)

[ˌfo'ʀɛlə]

sardine

Sardine (f)

[zaʁ'di:nə]

pike

Hecht (m)

[hɛçt]

herring

herring

Hering (m)

['he:ʀɪŋ]

bread

Brot (n)

[bʀo:t]

cheese

Käse (m)

['kɛ:zə]

sugar

Zucker (m)

['tsʊkɐ]

salt

Salz (n)

[zalts]

rice

Reis (m)

[ʀaɪs]

pasta (macaroni)

Teigwaren (pl)

['taɪkˌva:ʀən]

noodles

noodles

Nudeln (pl)

['nu:dəln]

butter

Butter (f)

['bʊtɐ]

vegetable oil

Pflanzenöl (n)

['pflantsənˌʔø:l]

sunflower oil

Sonnenblumenöl (n)

['zɔnənblu:mənˌʔø:l]

margarine

Margarine (f)

[maʁɡa'ʀi:nə]

olives

Oliven (pl)

[o'li:vən]

olive oil

Olivenöl (n)

[o'li:vənˌʔø:l]

milk

milk

Milch (f)

[mɪlç]

condensed milk

Kondensmilch (f)

[kɔn'dɛnsˌmɪlç]

yogurt

Joghurt (m, f)

['jo:ɡʊʁt]

sour cream

saure Sahne (f)

['zaʊʀə 'za:nə]

cream (of milk)

Sahne (f)

['za:nə]

mayonnaise

Mayonnaise (f)

[majɔ'nɛ:zə]

buttercream

Buttercreme (f)

['bʊtɐˌkʀɛ:m]

groats (barley ~, etc.)

groats (barley ~, etc.)

Grütze (f)

['ɡʀʏtsə]

flour

Mehl (n)

[me:l]

canned food

Konserven (pl)

[kɔn'zɛʁvən]

cornflakes

Maisflocken (pl)

[maɪs'flɔkən]

honey

Honig (m)

['ho:nɪç]

jam

Marmelade (f)

[ˌmaʁmə'la:də]

chewing gum

Kaugummi (m, n)

['kaʊˌɡʊmi]

45. Drinks

water

Wasser (n)

['vasɐ]

drinking water

Trinkwasser (n)

['tʀɪŋkˌvasɐ]

mineral water

Mineralwasser (n)

[mine'ʀa:lˌvasɐ] still (adj)

still (adj)

still

[ʃtɪl]

carbonated (adj)

mit Kohlensäure

[mɪt 'ko:lənˌzɔɪʀə]

sparkling (adj)

mit Gas

[mɪt ɡa:s]

ice

Eis (n)

[aɪs]

with ice

mit Eis

[mɪt aɪs]

non-alcoholic (adj)

alkoholfrei

['alkoho:l·fʀaɪ]

soft drink

alkoholfreies Getränk (n)

['alkoho:l·fʀaɪəs ɡə'tʀɛŋk]

refreshing drink

refreshing drink

Erfrischungsgetränk (n)

[ɛɐ'fʀɪʃʊŋs·ɡəˌtʀɛŋk]

lemonade

Limonade (f)

[limo'na:də]

liquors

Spirituosen (pl)

[ʃpiʀi'tʊo:zən]

wine

Wein (m)

[vaɪn]

white wine

Weißwein (m)

['vaɪsˌvaɪn]

red wine

Rotwein (m)

['ʀo:tˌvaɪn]

liqueur

Likör (m)

[li'kø:ɐ]

champagne

champagne

Champagner (m)

[ʃam'panjɐ]

vermouth

Wermut (m)

['ve:ɐmu:t]

whiskey

Whisky (m)

['vɪski]

vodka

Wodka (m)

['vɔtka]

gin

Gin (m)

[dʒɪn]

cognac

Kognak (m)

['kɔnjak]

rum

Rum (m)

[ʀʊm]

coffee

coffee

Kaffee (m)

['kafe]

black coffee

schwarzer Kaffee (m)

['ʃvaʁtsɐ 'kafe]

coffee with milk

Milchkaffee (m)

['mɪlç·kaˌfe:]

cappuccino

Cappuccino (m)

[ˌkapʊ'tʃi:no]

instant coffee

Pulverkaffee (m)

['pʊlfɐˌkafe]

milk

Milch (f)

[mɪlç]

cocktail

Cocktail (m)

['kɔktɛɪl]

milkshake

milkshake

Milchcocktail (m)

['mɪlçˌkɔktɛɪl]

juice

Saft (m)

[zaft]

tomato juice

Tomatensaft (m)

[to'ma:tənˌzaft]

orange juice

Orangensaft (m)

[o'ʀa:ŋʒənˌzaft]

freshly squeezed juice

frisch gepresster Saft (m)

[fʀɪʃ ɡə'pʀɛstə zaft]

beer

Bier (n)

[bi:ɐ]

light beer

Helles (n)

['hɛlɛs]

dark beer

dark beer

Dunkelbier (n)

['dʊŋkəlˌbi:ɐ]

tea

Tee (m)

[te:]

black tea

schwarzer Tee (m)

['ʃvaʁtsɐ 'te:]

green tea

grüner Tee (m)

['ɡʀy:nɐ te:]

46. Vegetables

vegetables

Gemüse (n)

[ɡə'my:zə]

greens

grünes Gemüse (pl)

['ɡʀy:nəs ɡə'my:zə]

tomato

Tomate (f)

[to'ma:tə] cucumber

cucumber

Gurke (f)

['ɡʊʁkə]

carrot

Karotte (f)

[ka'ʀɔtə]

potato

Kartoffel (f)

[kaʁ'tɔfəl]

onion

Zwiebel (f)

['tsvi:bəl]

garlic

Knoblauch (m)

['kno:pˌlaʊχ]

cabbage

Kohl (m)

[ko:l]

cauliflower

Blumenkohl (m)

['blu:mənˌko:l]

Brussels sprouts

Brussels sprouts

Rosenkohl (m)

['ʀo:zənˌko:l]

broccoli

Brokkoli (m)

['bʀɔkoli]

beet

Rote Bete (f)

[ˌʀo:tə'be:tə]

eggplant

Aubergine (f)

[ˌobɛʁ'ʒi:nə]

zucchini

Zucchini (f)

[tsʊ'ki:ni]

pumpkin

Kürbis (m)

['kʏʁbɪs]

turnip

Rübe (f)

['ʀy:bə]

parsley

parsley

Petersilie (f)

[petɐ'zi:lɪə]

dill

Dill (m)

[dɪl]

lettuce

Kopf Salat (m)

[kɔpf za'la:t]

celery

Sellerie (m)

['zɛləʀi]

asparagus

Spargel (m)

['ʃpaʁɡəl]

spinach

Spinat (m)

[ʃpi'na:t]

pea

Erbse (f)

['ɛʁpsə]

beans

beans

Bohnen (pl)

['bo:nən]

corn (maize)

Mais (m)

['maɪs]

kidney bean

weiße Bohne (f)

['vaɪsə 'bo:nə]

bell pepper

Paprika (m)

['papʁika]

radish

Radieschen (n)

[ʀa'di:sçən]

artichoke

Artischocke (f)

[aʁti'ʃɔkə]

47. Fruits. Nuts

fruit

Frucht (f)

[fʀʊχt]

apple

Apfel (m)

['apfəl]

pear

Birne (f)

['bɪʁnə] lemon

lemon

Zitrone (f)

[tsi'tʀo:nə]

orange

Apfelsine (f)

[apfəl'zi:nə]

strawberry (garden ~)

Erdbeere (f)

['e:ɐtˌbe:ʀə]

mandarin

Mandarine (f)

[ˌmanda'ʀi:nə]

plum

Pflaume (f)

['pflaʊmə]

peach

Pfirsich (m)

['pfɪʁzɪç]

apricot

Aprikose (f)

[ˌapʀi'ko:zə]

raspberry

raspberry

Himbeere (f)

['hɪmˌbe:ʀə]

pineapple

Ananas (f)

['ananas]

banana

Banane (f)

[ba'na:nə]

watermelon

Wassermelone (f)

['vasɐmeˌlo:nə]

grape

Weintrauben (pl)

['vaɪnˌtʀaʊbən]

sour cherry

Sauerkirsche (f)

['zaʊɐˌkɪʁʃə]

sweet cherry

Süßkirsche (f)

['zy:sˌkɪʁʃə]

melon

melon

Melone (f)

[me'lo:nə]

grapefruit

Grapefruit (f)

['ɡʀɛɪpˌfʀu:t]

avocado

Avocado (f)

[avo'ka:do]

papaya

Papaya (f)

[pa'pa:ja]

mango

Mango (f)

['maŋɡo]

pomegranate

Granatapfel (m)

[ɡʀa'na:tˌʔapfəl]

redcurrant

rote Johannisbeere (f)

['ʀo:tə jo:'hanɪsbe:ʀə]

blackcurrant

blackcurrant

schwarze Johannisbeere (f)

['ʃvaʁtsə jo:'hanɪsbe:ʀə]

gooseberry

Stachelbeere (f)

['ʃtaχəlˌbe:ʀə]

bilberry

Heidelbeere (f)

['haɪdəlˌbe:ʀə]

blackberry

Brombeere (f)

['bʀɔmˌbe:ʀə]

raisin

Rosinen (pl)

[ʀo'zi:nən]

fig

Feige (f)

['faɪɡə]

date

Dattel (f)

['datəl]

peanut

peanut

Erdnuss (f)

['e:ɐtˌnʊs]

almond

Mandel (f)

['mandəl]

walnut

Walnuss (f)

['valˌnʊs]

hazelnut

Haselnuss (f)

['ha:zəlˌnʊs]

coconut

Kokosnuss (f)

['ko:kɔsˌnʊs]

pistachios

Pistazien (pl)

[pɪs'ta:tsɪən]

48. Bread. Candy

bakers' confectionery (pastry)

Konditorwaren (pl)

[kɔn'dito:ɐˌva:ʀən]

bread

Brot (n)

[bʀo:t]

cookies

Keks (m, n)

[ke:ks] chocolate (n)

chocolate (n)

Schokolade (f)

[ʃoko'la:də]

chocolate (as adj)

Schokoladen-

[ʃoko'la:dən]

candy (wrapped)

Bonbon (m, n)

[bɔŋ'bɔŋ]

cake (e.g., cupcake)

Kuchen (m)

['ku:χən]

cake (e.g., birthday ~)

Torte (f)

['tɔʁtə]

pie (e.g., apple ~)

Kuchen (m)

['ku:χən]

filling (for cake, pie)

Füllung (f)

['fʏlʊŋ]

jam (whole fruit jam)

jam (whole fruit jam)

Konfitüre (f)

[ˌkɔnfi'ty:ʀə]

marmalade

Marmelade (f)

[ˌmaʁmə'la:də]

wafers

Waffeln (pl)

[vafəln]

ice-cream

Eis (n)

[aɪs]

pudding

Pudding (m)

['pʊdɪŋ]

49. Cooked dishes

course, dish

Gericht (n)

[ɡə'ʀɪçt]

cuisine

Küche (f)

['kʏçə]

recipe

Rezept (n)

[ʀe'tsɛpt] portion

portion

Portion (f)

[pɔʁ'tsjo:n]

salad

Salat (m)

[za'la:t]

soup

Suppe (f)

['zʊpə]

clear soup (broth)

Brühe (f), Bouillon (f)

['bʀy:ə], [bul'jɔŋ]

sandwich (bread)

belegtes Brot (n)

[bə'le:ktəs bʀo:t]

fried eggs

Spiegelei (n)

['ʃpi:ɡəlˌʔaɪ]

hamburger (beefburger)

Hamburger (m)

['hamˌbʊʁɡɐ]

beefsteak

beefsteak

Beefsteak (n)

['bi:fˌʃte:k]

side dish

Beilage (f)

['baɪˌla:ɡə]

spaghetti

Spaghetti (pl)

[ʃpa'ɡɛti]

mashed potatoes

Kartoffelpüree (n)

[kaʁ'tɔfəl·pyˌʀe:]

pizza

Pizza (f)

['pɪtsa]

porridge (oatmeal, etc.)

Brei (m)

[bʀaɪ]

omelet

Omelett (n)

[ɔm'lɛt]

boiled (e.g., ~ beef)

boiled (e.g., ~ beef)

gekocht

[ɡə'kɔχt]

smoked (adj)

geräuchert

[ɡə'ʀɔɪçɐt]

fried (adj)

gebraten

[ɡə'bʀa:tən]

dried (adj)

getrocknet

[ɡə'tʀɔknət]

frozen (adj)

tiefgekühlt

['ti:fɡəˌky:lt]

pickled (adj)

mariniert

[maʀi'ni:ɐt]

sweet (sugary)

süß

[zy:s]

salty (adj)

salty (adj)

salzig

['zaltsɪç]

cold (adj)

kalt

[kalt]

hot (adj)

heiß

[haɪs]

bitter (adj)

bitter

['bɪtə]

tasty (adj)

lecker

['lɛkɐ]

to cook in boiling water

kochen (vt)

['kɔχən]

to cook (dinner)

zubereiten (vt)

['tsu:bəˌʀaɪtən]

to fry (vt)

to fry (vt)

braten (vt)

['bʀa:tən]

to heat up (food)

aufwärmen (vt)

['aʊfˌvɛʁmən]

to salt (vt)

salzen (vt)

['zaltsən]

to pepper (vt)

pfeffern (vt)

['pfɛfɐn]

to grate (vt)

reiben (vt)

['ʀaɪbən]

peel (n)

Schale (f)

['ʃa:lə]

to peel (vt)

schälen (vt)

['ʃɛ:lən]

50. Spices

salt

Salz (n)

[zalts]

salty (adj)

salzig

['zaltsɪç]

to salt (vt)

salzen (vt)

['zaltsən] black pepper

black pepper

schwarzer Pfeffer (m)

['ʃvaʁtsɐ 'pfɛfɐ]

red pepper (milled ~)

roter Pfeffer (m)

['ʀo:tɐ 'pfɛfɐ]

mustard

Senf (m)

[zɛnf]

horseradish

Meerrettich (m)

['me:ɐˌʀɛtɪç]

condiment

Gewürz (n)

[ɡə'vʏʁts]

spice

Gewürz (n)

[ɡə'vʏʁts]

sauce

Soße (f)

['zo:sə]

vinegar

vinegar

Essig (m)

['ɛsɪç]

anise

Anis (m)

[a'ni:s]

basil

Basilikum (n)

[ba'zi:likʊm]

cloves

Nelke (f)

['nɛlkə]

ginger

Ingwer (m)

['ɪŋvɐ]

coriander

Koriander (m)

[ko'ʀɪandɐ]

cinnamon

Zimt (m)

[tsɪmt]

sesame

sesame

Sesam (m)

['ze:zam]

bay leaf

Lorbeerblatt (n)

['lɔʁbe:ɐˌblat]

paprika

Paprika (m)

['papʁika]

caraway

Kümmel (m)

['kʏməl]

saffron

Safran (m)

['zafʀan]

51. Meals

food

Essen (n)

['ɛsən]

to eat (vi, vt)

essen (vi, vt)

['ɛsən]

breakfast

Frühstück (n)

['fʀy:ˌʃtʏk] to have breakfast

to have breakfast

frühstücken (vi)

['fʀy:ˌʃtʏkən]

lunch

Mittagessen (n)

['mɪta:kˌʔɛsən]

to have lunch

zu Mittag essen

[tsu 'mɪta:k 'ɛsən]

dinner

Abendessen (n)

['a:bəntˌʔɛsən]

to have dinner

zu Abend essen

[tsu 'a:bənt 'ɛsən]

appetite

Appetit (m)

[ape'ti:t]

Enjoy your meal!

Guten Appetit!

[ˌɡutən ˌʔapə'ti:t]

to open (~ a bottle)

to open (~ a bottle)

öffnen (vt)

['œfnən]

to spill (liquid)

verschütten (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʃʏtən]

to spill out (vi)

verschüttet werden

[fɛɐ'ʃʏtət 've:ɐdən]

to boil (vi)

kochen (vi)

['kɔχən]

to boil (vt)

kochen (vt)

['kɔχən]

boiled (~ water)

gekocht

[ɡə'kɔχt]

to chill, cool down (vt)

kühlen (vt)

['ky:lən]

to chill (vi)

to chill (vi)

abkühlen (vi)

['apˌky:lən]

taste, flavor

Geschmack (m)

[ɡə'ʃmak]

aftertaste

Beigeschmack (m)

['baɪɡəˌʃmak]

to slim down (lose weight)

auf Diät sein

[aʊf di'ɛ:t zaɪn]

diet

Diät (f)

[di'ɛ:t]

vitamin

Vitamin (n)

[vita'mi:n]

calorie

Kalorie (f)

[kalo'ʀi:]

vegetarian (n)

vegetarian (n)

Vegetarier (m)

[veɡe'ta:ʀɪɐ]

vegetarian (adj)

vegetarisch

[veɡe'ta:ʀɪʃ]

fats (nutrient)

Fett (n)

[fɛt]

proteins

Protein (n)

[pʀote'i:n]

carbohydrates

Kohlenhydrat (n)

['ko:lənhyˌdʀa:t]

slice (of lemon, ham)

Scheibchen (n)

['ʃaɪpçən]

piece (of cake, pie)

Stück (n)

[ʃtʏk]

crumb (of bread, cake, etc.)

crumb (of bread, cake, etc.)

Krümel (m)

['kʀy:məl]

52. Table setting

spoon

Löffel (m)

['lœfəl]

knife

Messer (n)

['mɛsɐ]

fork

Gabel (f)

[ɡa:bəl] cup (e.g., coffee ~)

cup (e.g., coffee ~)

Tasse (f)

['tasə]

plate (dinner ~)

Teller (m)

['tɛlɐ]

saucer

Untertasse (f)

['ʊntɐˌtasə]

napkin (on table)

Serviette (f)

[zɛʁ'vɪɛtə]

toothpick

Zahnstocher (m)

['tsa:nˌʃtɔχɐ]

53. Restaurant

restaurant

Restaurant (n)

[ʀɛsto'ʀaŋ]

coffee house

Kaffeehaus (n)

[ka'fe:ˌhaʊs]

pub, bar

Bar (f)

[ba:ɐ] tearoom

tearoom

Teesalon (m)

['te:·za'lɔŋ]

waiter

Kellner (m)

['kɛlnɐ]

waitress

Kellnerin (f)

['kɛlnəʀɪn]

bartender

Barmixer (m)

['ba:ɐˌmɪksɐ]

menu

Speisekarte (f)

['ʃpaɪzəˌkaʁtə]

wine list

Weinkarte (f)

['vaɪnˌkaʁtə]

to book a table

einen Tisch reservieren

['aɪnən tɪʃ ʀezɛʁ'vi:ʀən]

course, dish

course, dish

Gericht (n)

[ɡə'ʀɪçt]

to order (meal)

bestellen (vt)

[bə'ʃtɛlən]

to make an order

eine Bestellung aufgeben

['aɪnə bə'ʃtɛlʊŋ 'aʊfˌɡe:bən]

aperitif

Aperitif (m)

[apeʀi'ti:f]

appetizer

Vorspeise (f)

['fo:ɐˌʃpaɪzə]

dessert

Nachtisch (m)

['na:χˌtɪʃ]

check

Rechnung (f)

['ʀɛçnʊŋ]

to pay the check

to pay the check

Rechnung bezahlen

['ʀɛçnʊŋ bə'tsa:lən]

to give change

das Wechselgeld geben

[das 'vɛksəlˌɡɛlt 'ɡe:bən]

tip

Trinkgeld (n)

['tʀɪŋkˌɡɛlt]

FAMILY, RELATIVES AND FRIENDS

54. Personal information. Forms

name (first name)

Vorname (m)

['fo:ɐˌna:mə]

surname (last name)

Name (m)

['na:mə]

date of birth

Geburtsdatum (n)

[ɡə'bu:ɐtsˌda:tʊm] place of birth

place of birth

Geburtsort (m)

[ɡə'bu:ɐtsˌʔɔʁt]

nationality

Nationalität (f)

[natsjɔnali'tɛ:t]

place of residence

Wohnort (m)

['vo:nˌʔɔʁt]

country

Land (n)

[lant]

profession (occupation)

Beruf (m)

[bə'ʀu:f]

gender, sex

Geschlecht (n)

[ɡə'ʃlɛçt]

height

Größe (f)

['ɡʀø:sə]

weight

weight

Gewicht (n)

[ɡə'vɪçt]

55. Family members. Relatives

mother

Mutter (f)

['mʊtɐ]

father

Vater (m)

['fa:tɐ]

son

Sohn (m)

[zo:n] daughter

daughter

Tochter (f)

['tɔχtɐ]

younger daughter

jüngste Tochter (f)

['jʏŋstə 'tɔχtɐ]

younger son

jüngste Sohn (m)

['jʏŋstə 'zo:n]

eldest daughter

ältere Tochter (f)

['ɛltəʀə 'tɔχtɐ]

eldest son

älterer Sohn (m)

['ɛltəʀɐ 'zo:n]

brother

Bruder (m)

['bʀu:dɐ]

sister

Schwester (f)

['ʃvɛstɐ]

cousin (masc.)

cousin (masc.)

Cousin (m)

[ku'zɛŋ]

cousin (fem.)

Cousine (f)

[ku'zi:nə]

mom, mommy

Mama (f)

['mama]

dad, daddy

Papa (m)

['papa]

parents

Eltern (pl)

['ɛltɐn]

child

Kind (n)

[kɪnt]

children

Kinder (pl)

['kɪndɐ]

grandmother

grandmother

Großmutter (f)

['ɡʀo:sˌmʊtɐ]

grandfather

Großvater (m)

['ɡʀo:sˌfa:tɐ]

grandson

Enkel (m)

['ɛŋkəl]

granddaughter

Enkelin (f)

['ɛŋkəlɪn]

grandchildren

Enkelkinder (pl)

['ɛŋkəlˌkɪndɐ]

uncle

Onkel (m)

['ɔŋkəl]

aunt

Tante (f)

['tantə]

nephew

nephew

Neffe (m)

['nɛfə]

niece

Nichte (f)

['nɪçtə]

mother-in-law (wife's mother)

Schwiegermutter (f)

['ʃvi:ɡɐˌmʊtɐ]

father-in-law (husband's father)

Schwiegervater (m)

['ʃvi:ɡɐˌfa:tɐ]

son-in-law (daughter's husband)

Schwiegersohn (m)

['ʃvi:ɡɐˌzo:n]

stepmother

Stiefmutter (f)

['ʃti:fˌmʊtɐ]

stepfather

Stiefvater (m)

['ʃti:fˌfa:tɐ]

infant

infant

Säugling (m)

['zɔɪklɪŋ]

baby (infant)

Kleinkind (n)

['klaɪnˌkɪnt]

little boy, kid

Kleine (m)

['klaɪnə]

wife

Frau (f)

[fʀaʊ]

husband

Mann (m)

[man]

spouse (husband)

Ehemann (m)

['e:əˌman]

spouse (wife)

Gemahlin (f)

[ɡə'ma:lɪn]

married (masc.)

married (masc.)

verheiratet

[fɛɐ'haɪʀa:tət]

married (fem.)

verheiratet

[fɛɐ'haɪʀa:tət]

single (unmarried)

ledig

['le:dɪç]

bachelor

Junggeselle (m)

['jʊŋɡəˌzɛlə]

divorced (masc.)

geschieden

[ɡə'ʃi:dən]

widow

Witwe (f)

['vɪtvə]

widower

Witwer (m)

['vɪtvɐ]

relative

relative

Verwandte (m)

[fɛɐ'vantə]

close relative

naher Verwandter (m)

['na:ɐ fɛɐ'vantɐ]

distant relative

entfernter Verwandter (m)

[ɛnt'fɛʁntɐ fɛɐ'vantɐ]

relatives

Verwandte (pl)

[fɛɐ'vantə]

orphan (boy or girl)

Waise (m, f)

['vaɪzə]

guardian (of a minor)

Vormund (m)

['fo:ɐˌmʊnt]

to adopt (a boy)

adoptieren (vt)

[adɔp'ti:ʀən]

to adopt (a girl)

to adopt (a girl)

adoptieren (vt)

[adɔp'ti:ʀən]

56. Friends. Coworkers

friend (masc.)

Freund (m)

[fʀɔɪnt]

friend (fem.)

Freundin (f)

['fʀɔɪndɪn]

friendship

Freundschaft (f)

['fʀɔɪntʃaft] to be friends

to be friends

befreundet sein

[bə'fʀɔɪndət zaɪn]

buddy (masc.)

Freund (m)

[fʀɔɪnt]

buddy (fem.)

Freundin (f)

['fʀɔɪndɪn]

partner

Partner (m)

['paʁtnɐ]

chief (boss)

Chef (m)

[ʃɛf]

superior (n)

Vorgesetzte (m)

['fo:ɐɡəˌzɛtstə]

owner, proprietor

Besitzer (m)

[bə'zɪtsɐ]

subordinate (n)

subordinate (n)

Untergeordnete (m)

['ʊntɐɡəˌʔɔʁtnətə]

colleague

Kollege (m), Kollegin (f)

[kɔ'le:ɡə], [kɔ'le:ɡɪn]

acquaintance (person)

Bekannte (m)

[bə'kantə]

fellow traveler

Reisegefährte (m)

['ʀaɪzəˌɡə'fɛ:ɐtə]

classmate

Mitschüler (m)

['mɪtˌʃy:lɐ]

neighbor (masc.)

Nachbar (m)

['naχˌba:ɐ]

neighbor (fem.)

Nachbarin (f)

['naχba:ʀɪn]

neighbors

neighbors

Nachbarn (pl)

['naχba:ɐn]

57. Man. Woman

woman

Frau (f)

[fʀaʊ]

girl (young woman)

Mädchen (n)

['mɛ:tçən]

bride

Braut (f)

[bʀaʊt] beautiful (adj)

beautiful (adj)

schöne

['ʃø:nə]

tall (adj)

große

['ɡʀo:sə]

slender (adj)

schlanke

['ʃlaŋkə]

short (adj)

kleine

['klaɪnə]

blonde (n)

Blondine (f)

[blɔn'di:nə]

brunette (n)

Brünette (f)

[bʀy'nɛtə]

ladies' (adj)

Damen-

['da:mən]

virgin (girl)

virgin (girl)

Jungfrau (f)

['jʊŋfʀaʊ]

pregnant (adj)

schwangere

['ʃvaŋəʀə]

man (adult male)

Mann (m)

[man]

blond (n)

Blonde (m)

['blɔndə]

brunet (n)

Brünette (m)

[bʀy'nɛtə]

tall (adj)

hoch

[ho:χ]

short (adj)

klein

[klaɪn]

rude (rough)

rude (rough)

grob

[ɡʀo:p]

stocky (adj)

untersetzt

[ˌʊntɐ'zɛtst]

robust (adj)

robust

[ʀo'bʊst]

strong (adj)

stark

[ʃtaʁk]

strength

Kraft (f)

[kʀaft]

stout, fat (adj)

dick

[dɪk]

swarthy (adj)

dunkelhäutig

['dʊŋkəlˌhɔɪtɪç]

slender (well-built)

slender (well-built)

schlank

[ʃlaŋk]

elegant (adj)

elegant

[ele'ɡant]

58. Age

age

Alter (n)

['altə]

youth (young age)

Jugend (f)

['ju:ɡənt]

young (adj)

jung

[jʊŋ] younger (adj)

younger (adj)

jünger

['jʏŋɐ]

older (adj)

älter

['ɛltɐ]

young man

Junge (m)

['jʊŋə]

teenager

Teenager (m)

['ti:ne:dʒɐ]

guy, fellow

Bursche (m)

['bʊʁʃə]

old man

Greis (m)

[ɡʀaɪs]

old woman

alte Frau (f)

['altə 'fʀaʊ]

adult (adj)

adult (adj)

Erwachsene (f)

[ɛɐ'vaksənə]

middle-aged (adj)

in mittleren Jahren

[ɪn 'mɪtləʀən 'ja:ʀən]

elderly (adj)

älterer

['ɛltəʀɐ]

old (adj)

alt

[alt]

retirement

Ruhestand (m)

['ʀu:əˌʃtant]

to retire (from job)

in Rente gehen

[ɪn 'ʀɛntə 'ɡe:ən]

retiree

Rentner (m)

['ʀɛntnɐ]

59. Children

child

Kind (n)

[kɪnt]

children

Kinder (pl)

['kɪndɐ]

twins

Zwillinge (pl)

['tsvɪlɪŋə] cradle

cradle

Wiege (f)

['vi:ɡə]

rattle

Rassel (f)

['ʀasəl]

diaper

Windel (f)

['vɪndəl]

pacifier

Schnuller (m)

['ʃnʊlɐ]

baby carriage

Kinderwagen (m)

['kɪndɐˌva:ɡən]

kindergarten

Kindergarten (m)

['kɪndɐˌɡaʁtən]

babysitter

Kinderfrau (f)

['kɪndɐˌfʀaʊ]

childhood

childhood

Kindheit (f)

['kɪnthaɪt]

doll

Puppe (f)

['pʊpə]

toy

Spielzeug (n)

['ʃpi:lˌtsɔɪk]

construction set (toy)

Baukasten (m)

['baʊˌkastən]

well-bred (adj)

wohlerzogen

['vo:lɛɐˌtso:ɡən]

ill-bred (adj)

ungezogen

['ʊnɡəˌtso:ɡən]

spoiled (adj)

verwöhnt

[fɛɐ'vø:nt]

to be naughty

to be naughty

unartig sein

['ʊnʔaʁtɪç zaɪn]

mischievous (adj)

unartig

['ʊnʔaʁtɪç]

mischievousness

Unart (f)

['ʊnʔaʁt]

mischievous child

Schelm (m)

[ʃɛlm]

obedient (adj)

gehorsam

[ɡə'ho:ɐza:m]

disobedient (adj)

ungehorsam

['ʊnɡəˌho:ɐza:m]

docile (adj)

fügsam

[fy:ksam]

clever (smart)

clever (smart)

klug

[klu:k]

child prodigy

Wunderkind (n)

['vʊndɐˌkɪnt]

60. Married couples. Family life

to kiss (vt)

küssen (vt)

['kʏsən]

to kiss (vi)

sich küssen

[zɪç 'kʏsən]

family (n)

Familie (f)

[fa'mi:liə] family (as adj)

family (as adj)

Familien-

[fa'mi:liən]

couple

Paar (n)

[pa:ɐ]

marriage (state)

Ehe (f)

['e:ə]

hearth (home)

Heim (n)

['haɪm]

dynasty

Dynastie (f)

[dynas'ti:]

date

Rendezvous (n)

[ʀaŋde'vu:]

kiss

Kuss (m)

[kʊs]

love (for sb)

love (for sb)

Liebe (f)

['li:bə]

to love (sb)

lieben (vt)

['li:bən]

beloved

geliebt

[ɡə'li:pt]

tenderness

Zärtlichkeit (f)

['tsɛ:ɐtlɪçkaɪt]

tender (affectionate)

zärtlich

['tsɛ:ɐtlɪç]

faithfulness

Treue (f)

['tʀɔɪə]

faithful (adj)

treu

[tʀɔɪ]

care (attention)

care (attention)

Fürsorge (f)

['fy:ɐˌzɔʁɡə]

caring (~ father)

sorgsam

['zɔʁkza:m]

newlyweds

Frischvermählte (pl)

['fʀɪʃ·fɛɐ'mɛ:ltə]

honeymoon

Flitterwochen (pl)

['flɪtɐˌvɔχən]

to get married (ab. woman)

heiraten (vi)

['haɪʀa:tən]

to get married (ab. man)

heiraten (vi)

['haɪʀa:tən]

wedding

Hochzeit (f)

['hɔχˌtsaɪt]

golden wedding

golden wedding

goldene Hochzeit (f)

['ɡɔldənə 'hɔχˌtsaɪt]

anniversary

Jahrestag (m)

['ja:ʀəsˌta:k]

lover (masc.)

Geliebte (m)

[ɡə'li:ptə]

mistress (lover)

Geliebte (f)

[ɡə'li:ptə]

adultery

Ehebruch (m)

['e:əˌbʀʊχ]

to cheat on … (commit adultery)

Ehebruch begehen

['e:əˌbʀʊχ bə'ɡe:ən]

jealous (adj)

eifersüchtig

['aɪfɐˌzʏçtɪç]

to be jealous

to be jealous

eifersüchtig sein

['aɪfɐˌzʏçtɪç zaɪn]

divorce

Scheidung (f)

['ʃaɪdʊŋ]

to divorce (vi)

sich scheiden lassen

[zɪç 'ʃaɪdən 'lasən]

to quarrel (vi)

streiten (vi)

['ʃtʀaɪtən]

to be reconciled (after an argument)

sich versöhnen

[zɪç fɛɐ'zø:nən]

together (adv)

zusammen

[tsu'zamən]

sex

Sex (m)

[sɛks], [zɛks]

happiness

happiness

Glück (n)

[ɡlʏk]

happy (adj)

glücklich

['ɡlʏklɪç]

misfortune (accident)

Unglück (n)

['ʊnˌɡlʏk]

unhappy (adj)

unglücklich

['ʊnˌɡlʏklɪç]

CHARACTER. FEELINGS. EMOTIONS

61. Feelings. Emotions

feeling (emotion)

Gefühl (n)

[ɡə'fy:l]

feelings

Gefühle (pl)

[ɡə'fy:lə]

to feel (vt)

fühlen (vt)

['fy:lən] hunger

hunger

Hunger (m)

['hʊŋɐ]

to be hungry

hungrig sein

['hʊŋʀɪç zaɪn]

thirst

Durst (m)

[dʊʁst]

to be thirsty

Durst haben

['dʊʁst 'ha:bən]

sleepiness

Schläfrigkeit (f)

['ʃlɛ:fʀɪçkaɪt]

to feel sleepy

schlafen wollen

['ʃla:fən 'vɔlən]

tiredness

Müdigkeit (f)

['my:dɪçkaɪt]

tired (adj)

tired (adj)

müde

['my:də]

to get tired

müde werden

['my:də 've:ɐdən]

mood (humor)

Laune (f)

['laʊnə]

boredom

Langeweile (f)

['laŋəˌvaɪlə]

to be bored

sich langweilen

[zɪç 'laŋˌvaɪlən]

seclusion

Zurückgezogenheit (n)

[tsu'ʀʏkɡəˌtso:ɡənhaɪt]

to seclude oneself

sich zurückziehen

[zɪç tsu'ʀʏkˌtsi:ən]

to worry (make anxious)

to worry (make anxious)

beunruhigen (vt)

[bə'ʔʊnˌʀu:ɪɡən]

to be worried

sorgen (vi)

['zɔʁɡən]

worrying (n)

Besorgnis (f)

[bə'zɔʁknɪs]

anxiety

Angst (f)

['aŋst]

preoccupied (adj)

besorgt

[bə'zɔʁkt]

to be nervous

nervös sein

[nɛʁ'vø:s zaɪn]

to panic (vi)

in Panik verfallen (vi)

[ɪn 'pa:nɪk fɛɐ'falən]

hope

hope

Hoffnung (f)

['hɔfnʊŋ]

to hope (vi, vt)

hoffen (vi)

['hɔfən]

certainty

Sicherheit (f)

['zɪçɐhaɪt]

certain, sure (adj)

sicher

['zɪçɐ]

uncertainty

Unsicherheit (f)

['ʊnˌzɪçɐhaɪt]

uncertain (adj)

unsicher

['ʊnˌzɪçɐ]

drunk (adj)

betrunken

[bə'tʀʊŋkən]

sober (adj)

sober (adj)

nüchtern

['nʏçtɐn]

weak (adj)

schwach

['ʃvaχ]

happy (adj)

glücklich

['ɡlʏklɪç]

to scare (vt)

erschrecken (vt)

[ɛɐ'ʃʀɛkən]

fury (madness)

Wut (f)

[vu:t]

rage (fury)

Rage (f)

['ʀa:ʒə]

depression

Depression (f)

[depʀɛ'sjo:n]

discomfort (unease)

discomfort (unease)

Unbehagen (n)

['ʊnbəˌha:ɡən]

comfort

Komfort (m)

[kɔm'fo:ɐ]

to regret (be sorry)

bedauern (vt)

[bə'daʊɐn]

regret

Bedauern (n)

[bə'daʊɐn]

bad luck

Missgeschick (n)

['mɪsɡəˌʃɪk]

sadness

Kummer (m)

['kʊmɐ]

shame (remorse)

Scham (f)

[ʃa:m]

gladness

gladness

Freude (f)

['fʀɔɪdə]

enthusiasm, zeal

Begeisterung (f)

[bə'ɡaɪstəʀʊŋ]

enthusiast

Enthusiast (m)

[ɛntu'zɪast]

to show enthusiasm

Begeisterung zeigen

[bə'ɡaɪstəʀʊŋ 'tsaɪɡən]

62. Character. Personality

character

Charakter (m)

[ka'ʀaktɐ]

character flaw

Charakterfehler (m)

[ka'ʀaktɐˌfe:lɐ]

mind

Verstand (m)

[fɛɐ'ʃtant] reason

reason

Vernunft (f)

[fɛɐ'nʊnft]

conscience

Gewissen (n)

[ɡə'vɪsən]

habit (custom)

Gewohnheit (f)

[ɡə'vo:nhaɪt]

ability (talent)

Fähigkeit (f)

['fɛ:ɪçkaɪt]

can (e.g., ~ swim)

können (v mod)

['kœnən]

patient (adj)

geduldig

[ɡə'dʊldɪç]

impatient (adj)

ungeduldig

['ʊnɡədʊldɪç]

curious (inquisitive)

curious (inquisitive)

neugierig

['nɔɪˌɡi:ʀɪç]

curiosity

Neugier (f)

['nɔɪˌɡi:ɐ]

modesty

Bescheidenheit (f)

[bə'ʃaɪdənhaɪt]

modest (adj)

bescheiden

[bə'ʃaɪdən]

immodest (adj)

unbescheiden

['ʊnbə'ʃaɪdən]

laziness

Faulheit (f)

['faʊlhaɪt]

lazy (adj)

faul

[faʊl]

lazy person (masc.)

lazy person (masc.)

Faulenzer (m)

['faʊlɛntsɐ]

cunning (n)

Listigkeit (f)

['lɪstɪçkaɪt]

cunning (as adj)

listig

['lɪstɪç]

distrust

Misstrauen (n)

['mɪsˌtʀaʊən]

distrustful (adj)

misstrauisch

['mɪstʀaʊɪʃ]

generosity

Freigebigkeit (f)

['fʀaɪˌɡe:bɪçkaɪt]

generous (adj)

freigebig

['fʀaɪˌɡe:bɪç]

talented (adj)

talented (adj)

talentiert

[talɛn'ti:ɐt]

talent

Talent (n)

[ta'lɛnt]

courageous (adj)

tapfer

['tapfɐ]

courage

Tapferkeit (f)

['tapfɐkaɪt]

honest (adj)

ehrlich

['e:ɐlɪç]

honesty

Ehrlichkeit (f)

['e:ɐlɪçkaɪt]

careful (cautious)

vorsichtig

['fo:ɐˌzɪçtɪç]

brave (courageous)

brave (courageous)

tapfer

['tapfɐ]

serious (adj)

ernst

[ɛʁnst]

strict (severe, stern)

streng

[ʃtʀɛŋ]

decisive (adj)

entschlossen

[ɛnt'ʃlɔsən]

indecisive (adj)

unentschlossen

['ʊnʔɛntˌʃlɔsən]

shy, timid (adj)

schüchtern

['ʃʏçtɐn]

shyness, timidity

Schüchternheit (f)

['ʃʏçtɐnhaɪt]

confidence (trust)

confidence (trust)

Vertrauen (n)

[fɛɐ'tʀaʊən]

to believe (trust)

vertrauen (vi)

[fɛɐ'tʀaʊən]

trusting (credulous)

vertrauensvoll

[fɛɐ'tʀaʊənsˌfɔl]

sincerely (adv)

aufrichtig

['aʊfˌʀɪçtɪç]

sincere (adj)

aufrichtig

['aʊfˌʀɪçtɪç]

sincerity

Aufrichtigkeit (f)

['aʊfˌʀɪçtɪçkaɪt]

open (person)

offen

['ɔfən]

calm (adj)

calm (adj)

still

[ʃtɪl]

frank (sincere)

freimütig

['fʀaɪˌmy:tɪç]

naïve (adj)

naiv

[na'i:f]

absent-minded (adj)

zerstreut

[tsɛɐ'ʃtʀɔɪt]

funny (odd)

drollig, komisch

['dʀɔlɪç], ['ko:mɪʃ]

greed, stinginess

Gier (f)

[ɡi:ɐ]

greedy, stingy (adj)

habgierig

['ha:pˌɡi:ʀɪç]

stingy (adj)

stingy (adj)

geizig

['ɡaɪtsɪç]

evil (adj)

böse

['bø:zə]

stubborn (adj)

hartnäckig

['haʁtˌnɛkɪç]

unpleasant (adj)

unangenehm

['ʊnʔanɡəˌne:m]

selfish person (masc.)

Egoist (m)

[eɡo'ɪst]

selfish (adj)

egoistisch

[eɡo'ɪstɪʃ]

coward

Feigling (m)

['faɪklɪŋ]

cowardly (adj)

cowardly (adj)

feige

['faɪɡə]

63. Sleep. Dreams

to sleep (vi)

schlafen (vi)

['ʃla:fən]

sleep, sleeping

Schlaf (m)

[ʃla:f]

dream

Traum (m)

[tʀaʊm] to dream (in sleep)

to dream (in sleep)

träumen (vi, vt)

['tʀɔɪmən]

sleepy (adj)

verschlafen

[fɛɐ'ʃla:fən]

bed

Bett (n)

[bɛt]

mattress

Matratze (f)

[ma'tʀatsə]

blanket (comforter)

Decke (f)

['dɛkə]

pillow

Kissen (n)

['kɪsən]

sheet

Laken (n)

['la:kən]

insomnia

insomnia

Schlaflosigkeit (f)

['ʃla:flo:zɪçkaɪt]

sleepless (adj)

schlaflos

['ʃla:flo:s]

sleeping pill

Schlafmittel (n)

['ʃla:fˌmɪtəl]

to take a sleeping pill

Schlafmittel nehmen

['ʃla:fˌmɪtəl 'ne:mən]

to feel sleepy

schlafen wollen

['ʃla:fən 'vɔlən]

to yawn (vi)

gähnen (vi)

['ɡɛ:nən]

to go to bed

schlafen gehen

['ʃla:fən 'ɡe:ən]

to make up the bed

to make up the bed

das Bett machen

[das bɛt 'maχən]

to fall asleep

einschlafen (vi)

['aɪnˌʃaltən]

nightmare

Alptraum (m)

['alpˌtʀaʊm]

snore, snoring

Schnarchen (n)

['ʃnaʁçən]

to snore (vi)

schnarchen (vi)

['ʃnaʁçən]

alarm clock

Wecker (m)

['vɛkɐ]

to wake (vt)

aufwecken (vt)

['aʊfˌvɛkən]

to wake up

to wake up

erwachen (vi)

[ɛɐ'vaχən]

to get up (vi)

aufstehen (vi)

['aʊfˌʃte:ən]

to wash up (wash face)

sich waschen

[zɪç 'vaʃən]

64. Humour. Laughter. Gladness

humor (wit, fun)

Humor (m)

[hu'mo:ɐ]

sense of humor

Sinn (m) für Humor

[zɪn fy:ɐ hu'mo:ɐ]

to enjoy oneself

sich amüsieren

[zɪç amy'zi:ʀən] cheerful (merry)

cheerful (merry)

froh

[fʀo:]

merriment (gaiety)

Fröhlichkeit (f)

['fʀø:lɪçˌkaɪt]

smile

Lächeln (n)

['lɛçəln]

to smile (vi)

lächeln (vi)

['lɛçəln]

to start laughing

auflachen (vi)

['aʊflaχən]

to laugh (vi)

lachen (vi)

['laχən]

laugh, laughter

Lachen (n)

['laχən]

anecdote

anecdote

Anekdote, Witz (m)

[anɛk'do:tə], [vɪts]

funny (anecdote, etc.)

lächerlich

['lɛçɐlɪç]

funny (odd)

komisch

['ko:mɪʃ]

to joke (vi)

Witz machen

[vɪts 'maχən]

joke (verbal)

Spaß (m)

[ʃpa:s]

joy (emotion)

Freude (f)

['fʀɔɪdə]

to rejoice (vi)

sich freuen

[zɪç 'fʀɔɪən]

joyful (adj)

joyful (adj)

froh

[fʀo:]

65. Discussion, conversation. Part 1

communication

Kommunikation (f)

[kɔmunika'tsɪo:n]

to communicate

kommunizieren (vi)

[kɔmuni'tsi:ʀən]

conversation

Konversation (f)

[kɔnvɛʁza'tsjo:n] dialog

dialog

Dialog (m)

[dia'lo:k]

discussion (discourse)

Diskussion (f)

[dɪskʊ'sjo:n]

dispute (debate)

Streitgespräch (n)

['ʃtʀaɪt·ɡə'ʃpʀɛ:ç]

to dispute, debate

streiten (vi)

['ʃtʀaɪtən]

interlocutor

Gesprächspartner (m)

[ɡə'ʃpʀɛ:çsˌpaʁtnɐ]

topic (theme)

Thema (n)

['te:ma]

point of view

Gesichtspunkt (m)

[ɡə'zɪçtsˌpʊŋkt]

opinion (point of view)

opinion (point of view)

Meinung (f)

['maɪnʊŋ]

speech (talk)

Rede (f)

['ʀe:də]

discussion (of report, etc.)

Besprechung (f)

[bə'ʃpʀɛçʊŋ]

to discuss (vt)

besprechen (vt)

[bə'ʃpʀɛçən]

talk (conversation)

Gespräch (n)

[ɡə'ʃpʀɛ:ç]

to talk (to chat)

Gespräche führen

[ɡə'ʃpʀɛ:çə 'fy:ʀən]

meeting (encounter)

Treffen (n)

['tʀɛfən]

to meet (vi, vt)

to meet (vi, vt)

sich treffen

[zɪç 'tʀɛfən]

proverb

Sprichwort (n)

['ʃpʀɪçˌvɔʁt]

saying

Redensart (f)

['ʀe:dənsˌʔa:ɐt]

riddle (poser)

Rätsel (n)

['ʀɛ:tsəl]

to pose a riddle

ein Rätsel aufgeben

[aɪn 'ʀɛ:tsəl 'aʊfˌɡe:bən]

password

Parole (f)

[pa'ʀo:lə]

secret

Geheimnis (n)

[ɡə'haɪmnɪs]

oath (vow)

oath (vow)

Eid (m), Schwur (m)

[aɪt], [ʃvu:ɐ]

to swear (an oath)

schwören (vi, vt)

['ʃvø:ʀən]

promise

Versprechen (n)

[fɛɐ'ʃpʀɛçən]

to promise (vt)

versprechen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʃpʀɛçən]

advice (counsel)

Rat (m)

[ʀa:t]

to advise (vt)

raten (vt)

['ʀa:tən]

to follow one's advice

einen Rat befolgen

['aɪnən ʀa:t bə'fɔlɡən]

to listen to … (obey)

to listen to … (obey)

gehorchen (vi)

[ɡə'hɔʁçən]

news

Neuigkeit (f)

['nɔjɪçkaɪt]

sensation (news)

Sensation (f)

[zɛnza'tsjo:n]

information (report)

Informationen (pl)

[ɪnfɔʁma'tsjo:nən]

conclusion (decision)

Schlussfolgerung (f)

['ʃlʊsˌfɔlɡəʀʊŋ]

voice

Stimme (f)

['ʃtɪmə]

compliment

Kompliment (n)

[ˌkɔmpli'mɛnt]

kind (nice)

kind (nice)

freundlich

['fʀɔɪntlɪç]

word

Wort (n)

[vɔʁt]

phrase

Phrase (f)

['fʀa:zə]

answer

Antwort (f)

['antvɔʁt]

truth

Wahrheit (f)

['va:ɐhaɪt]

lie

Lüge (f)

['ly:ɡə]

thought

Gedanke (m)

[ɡə'daŋkə]

idea (inspiration)

idea (inspiration)

Idee (f)

[i'de:]

fantasy

Phantasie (f)

[fanta'zi:]

66. Discussion, conversation. Part 2

respected (adj)

angesehen

['anɡəˌze:ən]

to respect (vt)

respektieren (vt)

[ʀespɛk'ti:ʀən]

respect

Respekt (m)

[ʀe'spɛkt] Dear … (letter)

Dear … (letter)

Sehr geehrter …

[ze:ɐ ɡə'le:ɐtɐ]

to introduce (sb to sb)

bekannt machen

[bə'kant 'maχən]

to make acquaintance

kennenlernen (vt)

['kɛnənˌlɛʁnən]

intention

Absicht (f)

['apzɪçt]

to intend (have in mind)

beabsichtigen (vt)

[bə'ʔapzɪçtɪɡən]

wish

Wunsch (m)

[vʊnʃ]

to wish (~ good luck)

wünschen (vt)

['vʏnʃən]

surprise (astonishment)

surprise (astonishment)

Staunen (n)

['ʃtaunən]

to surprise (amaze)

erstaunen (vt)

[ɛɐ'ʃtaʊnən]

to be surprised

staunen (vi)

['ʃtaunən]

to give (vt)

geben (vt)

['ɡe:bən]

to take (get hold of)

nehmen (vt)

['ne:mən]

to give back

herausgeben (vt)

[hɛ'ʀaʊsˌɡe:bən]

to return (give back)

zurückgeben (vt)

[tsu'ʀʏkˌɡe:bən]

to apologize (vi)

to apologize (vi)

sich entschuldigen

[zɪç ɛnt'ʃʊldɪɡən]

apology

Entschuldigung (f)

[ɛnt'ʃʊldɪɡʊŋ]

to forgive (vt)

verzeihen (vt)

[fɛɐ'tsaɪən]

to talk (speak)

sprechen (vi)

['ʃpʀɛçən]

to listen (vi)

hören (vt), zuhören (vi)

['hø:ʀən], ['tsu:ˌhø:ʀən]

to hear out

sich anhören

[zɪç 'anˌhø:ʀən]

to understand (vt)

verstehen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʃte:ən]

to show (to display)

to show (to display)

zeigen (vt)

['tsaɪɡən]

to look at …

ansehen (vt)

['anze:ən]

to call (yell for sb)

rufen (vt)

['ʀu:fən]

to distract (disturb)

belästigen (vt)

[bə'lɛstɪɡən]

to disturb (vt)

stören (vt)

['ʃtø:ʀən]

to pass (to hand sth)

übergeben (vt)

[y:bɐ'ɡe:bən]

demand (request)

Bitte (f)

['bɪtə]

to request (ask)

to request (ask)

bitten (vt)

['bɪtən]

demand (firm request)

Verlangen (n)

[fɛɐ'laŋən]

to demand (request firmly)

verlangen (vt)

[fɛɐ'laŋən]

to tease (call names)

necken (vt)

['nɛkən]

to mock (make fun of)

spotten (vi)

['ʃpɔtən]

mockery, derision

Spott (m)

[ʃpɔt]

nickname

Spitzname (m)

['ʃpɪtsˌna:mə]

insinuation

insinuation

Andeutung (f)

['anˌdɔɪtʊŋ]

to insinuate (imply)

andeuten (vt)

['anˌdɔɪtən]

to mean (vt)

meinen (vt)

['maɪnən]

description

Beschreibung (f)

[bə'ʃʀaɪbʊŋ]

to describe (vt)

beschreiben (vt)

[bə'ʃʀaɪbən]

praise (compliments)

Lob (n)

[lo:p]

to praise (vt)

loben (vt)

['lo:bən]

disappointment

disappointment

Enttäuschung (f)

[ɛnt'tɔɪʃʊŋ]

to disappoint (vt)

enttäuschen (vt)

[ɛnt'tɔɪʃən]

to be disappointed

enttäuscht sein

[ɛnt'tɔɪʃt zaɪn]

supposition

Vermutung (f)

[fɛɐ'mu:tʊŋ]

to suppose (assume)

vermuten (vt)

[fɛɐ'mu:tən]

warning (caution)

Warnung (f)

['vaʁnʊŋ]

to warn (vt)

warnen (vt)

['vaʁnən]

67. Discussion, conversation. Part 3

to talk into (convince)

überreden (vt)

[y:bɐ'ʀe:dən]

to calm down (vt)

beruhigen (vt)

[bə'ʀu:ɪɡən]

silence (~ is golden)

Schweigen (n)

['ʃvaɪɡən] to be silent (not speaking)

to be silent (not speaking)

schweigen (vi)

['ʃvaɪɡən]

to whisper (vi, vt)

flüstern (vt)

['flʏstɐn]

whisper

Flüstern (n)

['flʏstɐn]

frankly, sincerely (adv)

offen

['ɔfən]

in my opinion …

meiner Meinung nach …

['maɪnə 'maɪnʊŋ na:χ]

detail (of the story)

Detail (n)

[de'taɪ]

detailed (adj)

ausführlich

['aʊsˌfy:ɐlɪç]

in detail (adv)

in detail (adv)

ausführlich

['aʊsˌfy:ɐlɪç]

hint, clue

Tipp (m)

[tɪp]

to give a hint

einen Tipp geben

['aɪnən tɪp 'ɡe:bən]

look (glance)

Blick (m)

[blɪk]

to have a look

anblicken (vt)

['anblikən]

fixed (look)

starr

[ʃtaʁ]

to blink (vi)

blinzeln (vi)

['blɪntsəln]

to wink (vi)

to wink (vi)

zwinkern (vi)

['tsvɪŋkɐn]

to nod (in assent)

nicken (vi)

['nɪkən]

sigh

Seufzer (m)

['zɔɪftsɐ]

to sigh (vi)

aufseufzen (vi)

['aʊfˌzɔɪftsən]

to shudder (vi)

zusammenzucken (vi)

[tsu'zamənˌtsʊkən]

gesture

Geste (f)

['ɡɛstə]

to touch (one's arm, etc.)

berühren (vt)

[bə'ʀy:ʀən]

to seize (e.g., ~ by the arm)

to seize (e.g., ~ by the arm)

ergreifen (vt)

[ɛɐ'ɡʀaɪfən]

to tap (on the shoulder)

klopfen (vt)

['klɔpfən]

Look out!

Vorsicht!

['fo:ɐˌzɪçt]

Really?

Wirklich?

['vɪʁklɪç]

Good luck!

Viel Glück!

[fi:l ɡlʏk]

I see!

Klar!

[kla:ɐ]

What a pity!

Schade!

['ʃa:də]

68. Agreement. Refusal

consent

Einverständnis (n)

['aɪnfɛɐˌʃtɛntnɪs]

to consent (vi)

zustimmen (vi)

['tsu:ˌʃtɪmən]

approval

Billigung (f)

['bɪlɪɡʊŋ] to approve (vt)

to approve (vt)

billigen (vt)

['bɪlɪɡən]

refusal

Absage (f)

['apˌza:ɡə]

to refuse (vi, vt)

sich weigern

[zɪç 'vaɪɡɐn]

Great!

Ausgezeichnet!

['aʊsɡəˌtsaɪçnət]

All right!

Ganz recht!

[ɡants ʀɛçt]

Okay! (I agree)

Gut! Okay!

[ɡu:t], [o'ke:]

forbidden (adj)

verboten

[fɛɐ'bo:tən]

it's forbidden

it's forbidden

Es ist verboten

[ɛs ist fɛɐ'bo:tən]

it's impossible

Es ist unmöglich

[ɛs ist 'ʊnmø:klɪç]

incorrect (adj)

falsch

[falʃ]

to reject (~ a demand)

ablehnen (vt)

['apˌle:nən]

to support (cause, idea)

unterstützen (vt)

[ˌʊntɐ'ʃtʏtsən]

to accept (~ an apology)

akzeptieren (vt)

[ˌaktsɛp'ti:ʀən]

to confirm (vt)

bestätigen (vt)

[bə'ʃtɛ:tɪɡən]

confirmation

confirmation

Bestätigung (f)

[bə'ʃtɛ:tɪɡʊŋ]

permission

Erlaubnis (f)

[ɛɐ'laʊpnɪs]

to permit (vt)

erlauben (vt)

[ɛɐ'laʊbən]

decision

Entscheidung (f)

[ɛnt'ʃaɪdʊŋ]

to say nothing (hold one's tongue)

schweigen (vi)

['ʃvaɪɡən]

condition (term)

Bedingung (f)

[bə'dɪŋʊŋ]

excuse (pretext)

Ausrede (f)

['aʊsˌʀe:də]

praise (compliments)

praise (compliments)

Lob (n)

[lo:p]

to praise (vt)

loben (vt)

['lo:bən]

69. Success. Good luck. Failure

success

Erfolg (m)

[ɛɐ'fɔlk]

successfully (adv)

erfolgreich

[ɛɐ'fɔlkʀaɪç]

successful (adj)

erfolgreich

[ɛɐ'fɔlkʀaɪç] luck (good luck)

luck (good luck)

Glück (n)

[ɡlʏk]

Good luck!

Viel Glück!

[fi:l ɡlʏk]

lucky (e.g., ~ day)

Glücks-

[ɡlʏks]

lucky (fortunate)

glücklich

['ɡlʏklɪç]

failure

Misserfolg (m)

['mɪsʔɛɐˌfɔlk]

misfortune

Missgeschick (n)

['mɪsɡəˌʃɪk]

bad luck

Unglück (n)

['ʊnˌɡlʏk]

unsuccessful (adj)

unsuccessful (adj)

missglückt

[mɪs'ɡlʏkt]

catastrophe

Katastrophe (f)

[ˌkatas'tʀo:fə]

pride

Stolz (m)

[ʃtɔlts]

proud (adj)

stolz

[ʃtɔlts]

to be proud

stolz sein

[ʃtɔlts zaɪn]

winner

Sieger (m)

['zi:ɡɐ]

to win (vi)

siegen (vi)

['zi:ɡən]

to lose (not win)

to lose (not win)

verlieren (vt)

[fɛɐ'li:ʀən]

try

Versuch (m)

[fɛɐ'zu:χ]

to try (vi)

versuchen (vt)

[fɛɐ'zu:χən]

chance (opportunity)

Chance (f)

['ʃaŋsə]

70. Quarrels. Negative emotions

shout (scream)

Schrei (m)

[ʃʀaɪ]

to shout (vi)

schreien (vi)

['ʃʀaɪən]

to start to cry out

beginnen zu schreien

[bə'ɡɪnən tsu 'ʃʀaɪən] quarrel

quarrel

Zank (m)

[tsaŋk]

to quarrel (vi)

sich zanken

[zɪç 'tsaŋkən]

fight (squabble)

Riesenkrach (m)

['ʀi:zənˌkʀaχ]

to make a scene

Krach haben

['kʀaχ ha:bən]

conflict

Konflikt (m)

[kɔn'flɪkt]

misunderstanding

Missverständnis (n)

['mɪsfɛɐˌʃtɛntnɪs]

insult

Kränkung (f)

['kʀɛŋkʊŋ]

to insult (vt)

to insult (vt)

kränken (vt)

['kʀɛŋkən]

insulted (adj)

gekränkt

[ɡə'kʀɛŋkt]

resentment

Beleidigung (f)

[bə'laɪdɪɡʊŋ]

to offend (vt)

beleidigen (vt)

[bə'laɪdɪɡən]

to take offense

sich beleidigt fühlen

[zɪç bə'laɪdɪçt 'fy:lən]

indignation

Empörung (f)

[ɛm'pø:ʀʊŋ]

to be indignant

sich empören

[zɪç ɛm'pø:ʀən]

complaint

complaint

Klage (f)

['kla:ɡə]

to complain (vi, vt)

klagen (vi)

['kla:ɡən]

apology

Entschuldigung (f)

[ɛnt'ʃʊldɪɡʊŋ]

to apologize (vi)

sich entschuldigen

[zɪç ɛnt'ʃʊldɪɡən]

to beg pardon

um Entschuldigung bitten

[ʊm ɛnt'ʃʊldɪɡʊŋ 'bɪtən]

criticism

Kritik (f)

[kʀi'ti:k]

to criticize (vt)

kritisieren (vt)

[kʀiti'zi:ʀən]

accusation (charge)

accusation (charge)

Anklage (f)

['ankla:ɡə]

to accuse (vt)

anklagen (vt)

['anˌkla:ɡən]

revenge

Rache (f)

['ʀaχə]

to avenge (get revenge)

rächen (vt)

['ʀɛçən]

to pay back

sich rächen

[zɪç 'ʀɛçən]

disdain

Verachtung (f)

[fɛɐ'ʔaχtʊŋ]

to despise (vt)

verachten (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʔaχtən]

hatred, hate

hatred, hate

Hass (m)

[has]

to hate (vt)

hassen (vt)

['hasən]

nervous (adj)

nervös

[nɛʁ'vø:s]

to be nervous

nervös sein

[nɛʁ'vø:s zaɪn]

angry (mad)

verärgert

[fɛɐ'ɛʁɡɐt]

to make angry

ärgern (vt)

['ɛʁɡɐn]

humiliation

Erniedrigung (f)

[ɛɐ'ni:dʀɪɡʊŋ]

to humiliate (vt)

to humiliate (vt)

erniedrigen (vt)

[ɛɐ'ni:dʀɪɡən]

to humiliate oneself

sich erniedrigen

[zɪç ɛɐ'ni:dʀɪɡən]

shock

Schock (m)

[ʃɔk]

to shock (vt)

schockieren (vt)

[ʃɔ'ki:ʀən]

trouble (e.g., serious ~)

Ärger (m)

['ɛʁɡɐ]

unpleasant (adj)

unangenehm

['ʊnʔanɡəˌne:m]

fear (dread)

Angst (f)

['aŋst]

terrible (storm, heat)

terrible (storm, heat)

furchtbar

['fʊʁçtba:ɐ]

scary (e.g., ~ story)

schrecklich

['ʃʀɛklɪç]

horror

Entsetzen (n)

[ɛnt'zɛtsən]

awful (crime, news)

entsetzlich

[ɛnt'zɛtslɪç]

to begin to tremble

zittern (vi)

['tsɪtɐn]

to cry (weep)

weinen (vi)

['vaɪnən]

to start crying

anfangen zu weinen

['anˌfaŋən tsu: 'vaɪnən]

tear

tear

Träne (f)

['tʀɛ:nə]

fault

Schuld (f)

[ʃʊlt]

guilt (feeling)

Schuldgefühl (n)

['ʃʊltɡəˌfy:l]

dishonor (disgrace)

Schmach (f)

[ʃma:χ]

protest

Protest (m)

[pʀo'tɛst]

stress

Stress (m)

[stʀɛs]

to disturb (vt)

stören (vt)

['ʃtø:ʀən]

to be furious

to be furious

sich ärgern

[zɪç 'ɛʁɡɐn]

mad, angry (adj)

ärgerlich

['ɛʁɡɐˌlɪç]

to end (~ a relationship)

abbrechen (vi)

['apˌbʀɛçən]

to swear (at sb)

schelten (vi)

['ʃɛltən]

to scare (become afraid)

erschrecken (vi)

[ɛɐ'ʃʀɛkən]

to hit (strike with hand)

schlagen (vt)

['ʃla:ɡən]

to fight (street fight, etc.)

sich prügeln

[zɪç 'pʀy:ɡəln]

to settle (a conflict)

to settle (a conflict)

beilegen (vt)

['baɪˌle:ɡən]

discontented (adj)

unzufrieden

['ʊntsuˌfʀi:dən]

furious (adj)

wütend

['vy:tənt]

It's not good!

Das ist nicht gut!

[das is nɪçt ɡu:t]

It's bad!

Das ist schlecht!

[das is ʃlɛçt]

MEDICINE

71. Diseases

sickness

Krankheit (f)

['kʀaŋkhaɪt]

to be sick

krank sein

[kʀaŋk zaɪn]

health

Gesundheit (f)

[ɡə'zʊnthaɪt] runny nose (coryza)

runny nose (coryza)

Schnupfen (m)

['ʃnʊpfən]

tonsillitis

Angina (f)

[aŋ'ɡi:na]

cold (illness)

Erkältung (f)

[ɛɐ'kɛltʊŋ]

to catch a cold

sich erkälten

[zɪç ɛɐ'kɛltən]

bronchitis

Bronchitis (f)

[bʀɔn'çi:tɪs]

pneumonia

Lungenentzündung (f)

['lʊŋənʔɛntˌtsʏndʊŋ]

flu, influenza

Grippe (f)

['ɡʀɪpə]

nearsighted (adj)

nearsighted (adj)

kurzsichtig

['kʊʁtsˌzɪçtɪç]

farsighted (adj)

weitsichtig

['vaɪtˌzɪçtɪç]

strabismus (crossed eyes)

Schielen (n)

['ʃi:lən]

cross-eyed (adj)

schielend

['ʃi:lənt]

cataract

grauer Star (m)

['ɡʀaʊɐ ʃta:ɐ]

glaucoma

Glaukom (n)

[ɡlau'ko:m]

stroke

Schlaganfall (m)

['ʃla:kʔanˌfal]

heart attack

heart attack

Infarkt (m)

[ɪn'faʁkt]

myocardial infarction

Herzinfarkt (m)

['hɛʁtsʔɪnˌfaʁkt]

paralysis

Lähmung (f)

['lɛ:mʊŋ]

to paralyze (vt)

lähmen (vt)

['lɛ:mən]

allergy

Allergie (f)

[ˌalɛʁ'ɡi:]

asthma

Asthma (n)

['astma]

diabetes

Diabetes (m)

[dia'be:tɛs]

toothache

toothache

Zahnschmerz (m)

['tsa:nˌʃmɛʁts]

caries

Karies (f)

['ka:ʁɪɛs]

diarrhea

Durchfall (m)

['dʊʁçˌfal]

constipation

Verstopfung (f)

[fɛɐ'ʃtɔpfʊŋ]

stomach upset

Magenverstimmung (f)

['ma:ɡən·fɛɐˌʃtɪmʊŋ]

food poisoning

Vergiftung (f)

[fɛɐ'ɡɪftʊŋ]

to get food poisoning

Vergiftung bekommen

[fɛɐ'ɡɪftʊŋ bə'kɔmən]

arthritis

arthritis

Arthritis (f)

[aʁ'tʀi:tɪs]

rickets

Rachitis (f)

[ʀa'χi:tɪs]

rheumatism

Rheumatismus (m)

[ʀɔɪma'tɪsmʊs]

atherosclerosis

Atherosklerose (f)

[atɛʁɔskle'ʀo:zə]

gastritis

Gastritis (f)

[ɡas'tʀi:tɪs]

appendicitis

Blinddarmentzündung (f)

['blɪntdaʁmʔɛntˌtsʏndʊŋ]

cholecystitis

Cholezystitis (f)

[çoletsʏs'ti:tɪs]

ulcer

ulcer

Geschwür (n)

[ɡə'ʃvy:ɐ]

measles

Masern (pl)

['ma:zɐn]

rubella (German measles)

Röteln (pl)

['ʀø:təln]

jaundice

Gelbsucht (f)

['ɡɛlpˌzʊχt]

hepatitis

Hepatitis (f)

[ˌhepa'ti:tɪs]

schizophrenia

Schizophrenie (f)

[ʃitsofʀe'ni:]

rabies (hydrophobia)

Tollwut (f)

['tɔlˌvu:t]

neurosis

neurosis

Neurose (f)

[nɔɪ'ʀo:zə]

concussion

Gehirnerschütterung (f)

[ɡə'hɪʁnʔɛɐˌʃʏtəʁʊŋ]

cancer

Krebs (m)

[kʀe:ps]

sclerosis

Sklerose (f)

[skle'ʀo:zə]

multiple sclerosis

multiple Sklerose (f)

[mʊl'ti:plə skle'ʀo:zə]

alcoholism

Alkoholismus (m)

[ˌalkoho'lɪsmʊs]

alcoholic (n)

Alkoholiker (m)

[alko'ho:likɐ]

syphilis

syphilis

Syphilis (f)

['zy:filɪs]

AIDS

AIDS

['eɪts]

tumor

Tumor (m)

['tu:mo:ɐ]

malignant (adj)

bösartig

['bø:sˌʔa:ɐtɪç]

benign (adj)

gutartig

['ɡu:tˌʔa:ɐtɪç]

fever

Fieber (n)

['fi:bɐ]

malaria

Malaria (f)

[ma'la:ʀɪa]

gangrene

gangrene

Gangrän (f, n)

[ɡaŋ'ɡʀɛ:n]

seasickness

Seekrankheit (f)

['ze:ˌkʀaŋkhaɪt]

epilepsy

Epilepsie (f)

[epilɛ'psi:]

epidemic

Epidemie (f)

[epide'mi:]

typhus

Typhus (m)

['ty:fʊs]

tuberculosis

Tuberkulose (f)

[tubɛʁku'lo:zə]

cholera

Cholera (f)

['ko:leʀa]

plague (bubonic ~)

plague (bubonic ~)

Pest (f)

[pɛst]

72. Symptoms. Treatments. Part 1

symptom

Symptom (n)

[zʏmp'to:m]

temperature

Temperatur (f)

[tɛmpəʀa'tu:ɐ]

high temperature (fever)

Fieber (n)

['fi:bɐ] pulse (heartbeat)

pulse (heartbeat)

Puls (m)

[pʊls]

dizziness (vertigo)

Schwindel (m)

['ʃvɪndəl]

hot (adj)

heiß

[haɪs]

shivering

Schüttelfrost (m)

['ʃʏtəlˌfʀɔst]

pale (e.g., ~ face)

blass

[blas]

cough

Husten (m)

['hu:stən]

to cough (vi)

husten (vi)

['hu:stən]

to sneeze (vi)

to sneeze (vi)

niesen (vi)

['ni:zən]

faint

Ohnmacht (f)

['o:nˌmaχt]

to faint (vi)

ohnmächtig werden

['o:nˌmɛçtɪç 've:ɐdən]

bruise (hématome)

blauer Fleck (m)

['blaʊɐ flɛk]

bump (lump)

Beule (f)

['bɔɪlə]

to bang (bump)

sich stoßen

[zɪç 'ʃto:sən]

contusion (bruise)

Prellung (f)

['pʀɛlʊŋ]

to get a bruise

to get a bruise

sich stoßen

[zɪç 'ʃto:sən]

to limp (vi)

hinken (vi)

['hɪŋkən]

dislocation

Verrenkung (f)

[fɛɐ'ʀɛnkuŋ]

to dislocate (vt)

ausrenken (vt)

['aʊsˌʀɛŋkən]

fracture

Fraktur (f)

[fʀak'tu:ɐ]

to have a fracture

brechen (vt)

['bʀɛçən]

cut (e.g., paper ~)

Schnittwunde (f)

['ʃnɪtˌvʊndə]

to cut oneself

to cut oneself

sich schneiden

[zɪç 'ʃnaɪdən]

bleeding

Blutung (f)

['blu:tʊŋ]

burn (injury)

Verbrennung (f)

[fɛɐ'bʀɛnʊŋ]

to get burned

sich verbrennen

[zɪç fɛɐ'bʀɛnən]

to prick (vt)

stechen (vt)

['ʃtɛçən]

to prick oneself

sich stechen

[zɪç 'ʃtɛçən]

to injure (vt)

verletzen (vt)

[fɛɐ'lɛtsən]

injury

injury

Verletzung (f)

[fɛɐ'lɛtsʊŋ]

wound

Wunde (f)

['vʊndə]

trauma

Trauma (n)

['tʀaʊma]

to be delirious

irrereden (vi)

['ɪʀəˌʀe:dən]

to stutter (vi)

stottern (vi)

['ʃtɔtɐn]

sunstroke

Sonnenstich (m)

['zɔnənˌʃtɪç]

73. Symptoms. Treatments. Part 2

pain, ache

Schmerz (m)

[ʃmɛʁts]

splinter (in foot, etc.)

Splitter (m)

['ʃplɪtɐ]

sweat (perspiration)

Schweiß (m)

[ʃvaɪs] to sweat (perspire)

to sweat (perspire)

schwitzen (vi)

['ʃvɪtsən]

vomiting

Erbrechen (n)

[ɛɐ'bʀɛçən]

convulsions

Krämpfe (pl)

['kʀɛmpfə]

pregnant (adj)

schwanger

['ʃvaŋɐ]

to be born

geboren sein

[ɡə'bo:ʀən zaɪn]

delivery, labor

Geburt (f)

[ɡə'bu:ɐt]

to deliver (~ a baby)

gebären (vt)

[ɡə'bɛ:ʀən]

abortion

abortion

Abtreibung (f)

['apˌtʀaɪbʊŋ]

breathing, respiration

Atem (m)

['a:təm]

in-breath (inhalation)

Atemzug (m)

['a:təmˌtsu:k]

out-breath (exhalation)

Ausatmung (f)

['aʊsʔa:tmʊŋ]

to exhale (breathe out)

ausatmen (vt)

['aʊsˌʔa:tmən]

to inhale (vi)

einatmen (vt)

['aɪnˌʔa:tmən]

disabled person

Invalide (m)

[ɪnva'li:də]

cripple

cripple

Krüppel (m)

['kʀʏpəl]

drug addict

Drogenabhängiger (m)

['dʀo:ɡənˌʔaphɛŋɪɡɐ]

deaf (adj)

taub

[taʊp]

mute (adj)

stumm

[ʃtʊm]

deaf mute (adj)

taubstumm

['taʊpˌʃtʊm]

mad, insane (adj)

verrückt

[fɛɐ'ʀʏkt]

madman (demented person)

Irre (m)

['ɪʀə]

madwoman

madwoman

Irre (f)

['ɪʀə]

to go insane

den Verstand verlieren

[den fɛɐ'ʃtant fɛɐ'li:ʀən]

gene

Gen (n)

[ɡe:n]

immunity

Immunität (f)

[ɪmuni'tɛ:t]

hereditary (adj)

erblich

['ɛʁplɪç]

congenital (adj)

angeboren

['anɡəˌbo:ʀən]

virus

Virus (m, n)

['vi:ʀʊs]

microbe

microbe

Mikrobe (f)

[mi'kʀo:bə]

bacterium

Bakterie (f)

[bak'te:ʀɪə]

infection

Infektion (f)

[ɪnfɛk'tsjo:n]

74. Symptoms. Treatments. Part 3

hospital

Krankenhaus (n)

['kʀaŋkənˌhaʊs]

patient

Patient (m)

[pa'tsɪɛnt]

diagnosis

Diagnose (f)

[dia'ɡno:zə] cure

cure

Heilung (f)

['haɪlʊŋ]

medical treatment

Behandlung (f)

[bə'handlʊŋ]

to get treatment

Behandlung bekommen

[bə'handlʊŋ bə'kɔmən]

to treat (~ a patient)

behandeln (vt)

[bə'handəln]

to nurse (look after)

pflegen (vt)

['pfle:ɡən]

care (nursing ~)

Pflege (f)

['pfle:ɡə]

operation, surgery

Operation (f)

[opəʀa'tsjo:n]

to bandage (head, limb)

to bandage (head, limb)

verbinden (vt)

[fɛɐ'bɪndən]

bandaging

Verband (m)

[fɛɐ'bant]

vaccination

Impfung (f)

['ɪmpfʊŋ]

to vaccinate (vt)

impfen (vt)

['ɪmpfən]

injection, shot

Spritze (f)

['ʃpʀɪtsə]

to give an injection

eine Spritze geben

['aɪnə 'ʃpʀɪtsə 'ɡe:bən]

attack

Anfall (m)

['anˌfal]

amputation

amputation

Amputation (f)

[amputa'tsjo:n]

to amputate (vt)

amputieren (vt)

[ampu'ti:ʀən]

coma

Koma (n)

['ko:ma]

to be in a coma

im Koma liegen

[ɪm 'ko:ma 'li:ɡən]

intensive care

Reanimation (f)

[ʀeʔanima'tsjo:n]

to recover (~ from flu)

genesen von …

[ɡə'ne:zən fɔn]

condition (patient's ~)

Zustand (m)

['tsu:ˌʃtant]

consciousness

consciousness

Bewusstsein (n)

[bə'vʊstzaɪn]

memory (faculty)

Gedächtnis (n)

[ɡə'dɛçtnɪs]

to pull out (tooth)

ziehen (vt)

['tsi:ən]

filling

Plombe (f)

['plɔmbə]

to fill (a tooth)

plombieren (vt)

[plɔm'bi:ʀən]

hypnosis

Hypnose (f)

[hʏp'no:zə]

to hypnotize (vt)

hypnotisieren (vt)

[hʏpnoti'zi:ʀən]

75. Doctors

doctor

Arzt (m)

[aʁtst]

nurse

Krankenschwester (f)

[kʀaŋkənˌʃvɛstɐ]

personal doctor

Privatarzt (m)

[pʀi'va:tˌʔaʁtst] dentist

dentist

Zahnarzt (m)

['tsa:nˌʔaʁtst]

eye doctor

Augenarzt (m)

['aʊɡənˌʔaʁtst]

internist

Internist (m)

[ɪntɐ'nɪst]

surgeon

Chirurg (m)

[çi'ʀʊʁk]

psychiatrist

Psychiater (m)

[psy'çɪa:tɐ]

pediatrician

Kinderarzt (m)

['kɪndɐˌʔaʁtst]

psychologist

Psychologe (m)

[psyço'lo:ɡə]

gynecologist

gynecologist

Frauenarzt (m)

['fʀaʊənˌʔaʁtst]

cardiologist

Kardiologe (m)

[kaʁdɪo'lo:ɡə]

76. Medicine. Drugs. Accessories

medicine, drug

Arznei (f)

[aʁts'naɪ]

remedy

Heilmittel (n)

['haɪlˌmɪtəl]

to prescribe (vt)

verschreiben (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʃʀaɪbən] prescription

prescription

Rezept (n)

[ʀe'tsɛpt]

tablet, pill

Tablette (f)

[tab'letə]

ointment

Salbe (f)

['zalbə]

ampule

Ampulle (f)

[am'pʊlə]

mixture, solution

Mixtur (f)

[mɪks'tu:ɐ]

syrup

Sirup (m)

['zi:ʀʊp]

capsule

Pille (f)

['pɪlə]

powder

powder

Pulver (n)

['pʊlfɐ]

gauze bandage

Verband (m)

[fɛɐ'bant]

cotton wool

Watte (f)

['vatə]

iodine

Jod (n)

[jo:t]

Band-Aid

Pflaster (n)

['pflastɐ]

eyedropper

Pipette (f)

[pi'pɛtə]

thermometer

Thermometer (n)

[tɛʁmo'me:tɐ]

syringe

syringe

Spritze (f)

['ʃpʀɪtsə]

wheelchair

Rollstuhl (m)

['ʀɔlˌʃtu:l]

crutches

Krücken (pl)

['kʀʏkən]

painkiller

Betäubungsmittel (n)

[bə'tɔɪbʊŋsˌmɪtəl]

laxative

Abführmittel (n)

['apfy:ɐˌmɪtəl]

spirits (ethanol)

Spiritus (m)

['spi:ʀitʊs]

medicinal herbs

Heilkraut (n)

['haɪlˌkʀaʊt]

herbal (~ tea)

herbal (~ tea)

Kräuter-

['kʀɔɪtɐ]

77. Smoking. Tobacco products

tobacco

Tabak (m)

['ta:bak]

cigarette

Zigarette (f)

[tsiɡa'ʀɛtə]

cigar

Zigarre (f)

[tsi'ɡaʀə] pipe

pipe

Pfeife (f)

['pfaɪfə]

pack (of cigarettes)

Packung (f)

['pakʊŋ]

matches

Streichhölzer (pl)

['ʃtʀaɪçˌhœltsɐ]

matchbox

Streichholzschachtel (f)

['ʃtʀaɪç·hɔltsˌʃaχtəl]

lighter

Feuerzeug (n)

['fɔɪɐˌtsɔɪk]

ashtray

Aschenbecher (m)

['aʃən·bɛçɐ]

cigarette case

Zigarettenetui (n)

[tsiɡa'ʀɛtənʔɛtˌvi:]

cigarette holder

cigarette holder

Mundstück (n)

['mʊntˌʃtʏk]

filter (cigarette tip)

Filter (n)

['fɪltɐ]

to smoke (vi, vt)

rauchen (vi, vt)

['ʀaʊχən]

to light a cigarette

anrauchen (vt)

['anˌʀaʊχən]

smoking

Rauchen (n)

['ʀaʊχən]

smoker

Raucher (m)

['ʀaʊχɐ]

stub, butt (of cigarette)

Stummel (m)

['ʃtʊməl]

smoke, fumes

smoke, fumes

Rauch (m)

[ʀaʊχ]

ash

Asche (f)

['aʃə]

HUMAN HABITAT

CITY

78. City. Life in the city

city, town

Stadt (f)

[ʃtat]

capital city

Hauptstadt (f)

['haʊptˌʃtat]

village

Dorf (n)

[dɔʁf] city map

city map

Stadtplan (m)

['ʃtatˌpla:n]

downtown

Stadtzentrum (n)

['ʃtatˌtsɛntʀʊm]

suburb

Vorort (m)

['fo:ɐˌʔɔʁt]

suburban (adj)

Vorort-

['fo:ɐˌʔɔʁt]

outskirts

Stadtrand (m)

['ʃtatˌʀant]

environs (suburbs)

Umgebung (f)

[ʊm'ɡe:bʊŋ]

city block

Stadtviertel (n)

['ʃtatˌfɪʁtəl]

residential block (area)

residential block (area)

Wohnblock (m)

['vo:nˌblɔk]

traffic

Straßenverkehr (m)

['ʃtʀa:sən·fɛɐˌke:ɐ]

traffic lights

Ampel (f)

['ampəl]

public transportation

Stadtverkehr (m)

['ʃtat·fɛɐ'ke:ɐ]

intersection

Straßenkreuzung (f)

['ʃtʀa:sənˌkʀɔɪtsʊŋ]

crosswalk

Übergang (m)

['y:bɐˌɡaŋ]

pedestrian underpass

Fußgängerunterführung (f)

['fu:sˌɡɛŋɐ·ʊntɐ'fy:ʀʊŋ]

to cross (~ the street)

to cross (~ the street)

überqueren (vt)

[y:bɐ'kve:ʀən]

pedestrian

Fußgänger (m)

['fu:sˌɡɛŋɐ]

sidewalk

Gehweg (m)

['ɡe:ˌve:k]

bridge

Brücke (f)

['bʀʏkə]

embankment (river walk)

Kai (m)

[kaɪ]

fountain

Springbrunnen (m)

['ʃpʀɪŋˌbʀʊnən]

allée (garden walkway)

Allee (f)

[a'le:]

park

park

Park (m)

[paʁk]

boulevard

Boulevard (m)

[bulə'va:ɐ]

square

Platz (m)

[plats]

avenue (wide street)

Avenue (f)

[avə'ny:]

street

Straße (f)

['ʃtʀa:sə]

side street

Gasse (f)

['ɡasə]

dead end

Sackgasse (f)

['zakˌɡasə]

house

house

Haus (n)

[haʊs]

building

Gebäude (n)

[ɡə'bɔɪdə]

skyscraper

Wolkenkratzer (m)

['vɔlkənˌkʀatsɐ]

facade

Fassade (f)

[fa'sa:də]

roof

Dach (n)

[daχ]

window

Fenster (n)

['fɛnstɐ]

arch

Bogen (m)

['bo:ɡən]

column

column

Säule (f)

['zɔɪlə]

corner

Ecke (f)

['ɛkə]

store window

Schaufenster (n)

['ʃaʊˌfɛnstɐ]

signboard (store sign, etc.)

Firmenschild (n)

['fɪʁmənˌʃɪlt]

poster (e.g., playbill)

Anschlag (m)

['anˌʃla:k]

advertising poster

Werbeposter (m)

['vɛʁbəˌpo:stɐ]

billboard

Werbeschild (n)

['vɛʁbəˌʃɪlt]

garbage, trash

garbage, trash

Müll (m)

[mʏl]

trash can (public ~)

Mülleimer (m)

['mʏlˌʔaɪmɐ]

to litter (vi)

Abfall wegwerfen

['apfal 'vɛkˌvɛʁfən]

garbage dump

Mülldeponie (f)

['mʏl·depoˌni:]

phone booth

Telefonzelle (f)

[tele'fo:nˌtsɛlə]

lamppost

Straßenlaterne (f)

['ʃtʀa:sən·laˌtɛʁnə]

bench (park ~)

Bank (f)

[baŋk]

police officer

police officer

Polizist (m)

[poli'tsɪst]

police

Polizei (f)

[ˌpoli'tsaɪ ]

beggar

Bettler (m)

['bɛtlɐ]

homeless (n)

Obdachlose (m)

['ɔpdaχˌlo:zə]

79. Urban institutions

store

Laden (m)

['la:dən]

drugstore, pharmacy

Apotheke (f)

[apo'te:kə]

eyeglass store

Optik (f)

['ɔptɪk] shopping mall

shopping mall

Einkaufszentrum (n)

['aɪnkaʊfsˌtsɛntʀʊm]

supermarket

Supermarkt (m)

['zu:pɐˌmaʁkt]

bakery

Bäckerei (f)

[ˌbɛkə'ʀaɪ]

baker

Bäcker (m)

['bɛkɐ]

pastry shop

Konditorei (f)

[ˌkɔndito'ʀaɪ]

grocery store

Lebensmittelladen (m)

['le:bənsˌmɪtəl·la:dən]

butcher shop

Metzgerei (f)

[mɛtsɡə'ʀaɪ]

produce store

produce store

Gemüseladen (m)

[ɡə'my:zəˌla:dən]

market

Markt (m)

[maʁkt]

coffee house

Kaffeehaus (n)

[ka'fe:ˌhaʊs]

restaurant

Restaurant (n)

[ʀɛsto'ʀaŋ]

pub, bar

Bierstube (f)

['bi:ɐˌʃtu:bə]

pizzeria

Pizzeria (f)

[pɪtse'ʀi:a]

hair salon

Friseursalon (m)

[fʀi'zø:ɐ·zaˌlɔŋ]

post office

post office

Post (f)

[pɔst]

dry cleaners

chemische Reinigung (f)

[çe:miʃə 'ʀaɪnɪɡʊŋ]

photo studio

Fotostudio (n)

['fotoˌʃtu:dɪo]

shoe store

Schuhgeschäft (n)

['ʃu:ɡəˌʃɛft]

bookstore

Buchhandlung (f)

['bu:χˌhandlʊŋ]

sporting goods store

Sportgeschäft (n)

['ʃpɔʁt·ɡə'ʃɛft]

clothes repair shop

Kleiderreparatur (f)

['klaɪdɐˌʀepaʀa'tu:ɐ]

formal wear rental

formal wear rental

Bekleidungsverleih (m)

[bə'klaɪdʊŋs·fɛɐ'laɪ]

video rental store

Videothek (f)

[video'te:k]

circus

Zirkus (m)

['tsɪʁkʊs]

zoo

Zoo (m)

['tso:]

movie theater

Kino (n)

['ki:no]

museum

Museum (n)

[mu'ze:ʊm]

library

Bibliothek (f)

[biblio'te:k]

theater

theater

Theater (n)

[te'a:tɐ]

opera (opera house)

Opernhaus (n)

['o:pɐnˌhaʊs]

nightclub

Nachtklub (m)

['naχtˌklʊp]

casino

Kasino (n)

[ka'zi:no]

mosque

Moschee (f)

[mɔ'ʃe:]

synagogue

Synagoge (f)

[zyna'ɡo:ɡə]

cathedral

Kathedrale (f)

[kate'dʀa:lə]

temple

temple

Tempel (m)

['tɛmpəl]

church

Kirche (f)

['kɪʁçə]

college

Institut (n)

[ɪnsti'tu:t]

university

Universität (f)

[univɛʁzi'tɛ:t]

school

Schule (f)

['ʃu:lə]

prefecture

Präfektur (f)

[pʀɛfɛk'tu:ɐ]

city hall

Rathaus (n)

['ʀa:tˌhaʊs]

hotel

hotel

Hotel (n)

[ho'tɛl]

bank

Bank (f)

[baŋk]

embassy

Botschaft (f)

['bo:tʃaft]

travel agency

Reisebüro (n)

['ʀaɪzə·byˌʀo:]

information office

Informationsbüro (n)

[ɪnfɔʁma'tsjo:ns·byˌʀo:]

currency exchange

Wechselstube (f)

['vɛksəlˌʃtu:bə]

subway

U-Bahn (f)

['u:ba:n]

hospital

hospital

Krankenhaus (n)

['kʀaŋkənˌhaʊs]

gas station

Tankstelle (f)

['taŋkˌʃtɛlə]

parking lot

Parkplatz (m)

['paʁkˌplats]

80. Signs

signboard (store sign, etc.)

Firmenschild (n)

['fɪʁmənˌʃɪlt]

notice (door sign, etc.)

Aufschrift (f)

['aʊfˌʃʀɪft]

poster

Plakat (n)

[pla'ka:t] direction sign

direction sign

Wegweiser (m)

['vɛkˌvaɪzɐ]

arrow (sign)

Pfeil (m)

[pfaɪl]

caution

Vorsicht (f)

['fo:ɐˌzɪçt]

warning sign

Warnung (f)

['vaʁnʊŋ]

to warn (vt)

warnen (vt)

['vaʁnən]

rest day (weekly ~)

freier Tag (m)

['fʀaɪɐ ta:k]

timetable (schedule)

Fahrplan (m)

['fa:ɐˌpla:n]

opening hours

opening hours

Öffnungszeiten (pl)

['œfnʊŋsˌtsaɪtən]

WELCOME!

HERZLICH WILLKOMMEN!

['hɛʁtslɪç vɪl'kɔmən]

ENTRANCE

EINGANG

['aɪnˌɡaŋ]

EXIT

AUSGANG

['aʊsˌɡaŋ]

PUSH

DRÜCKEN

['dʀʏkən]

PULL

ZIEHEN

['tsi:ən]

OPEN

GEÖFFNET

[ɡə'ʔœfnət]

CLOSED

CLOSED

GESCHLOSSEN

[ɡə'ʃlɔsən]

WOMEN

DAMEN, FRAUEN

['da:mən], ['fʀaʊən]

MEN

HERREN, MÄNNER

['hɛʀən], ['mɛnɐ]

DISCOUNTS

AUSVERKAUF

['aʊsfɛɐˌkaʊf]

SALE

REDUZIERT

[ʀedu'tsi:ɐt]

NEW!

NEU!

[nɔɪ]

FREE

GRATIS

['ɡʀa:tɪs]

ATTENTION!

ATTENTION!

ACHTUNG!

['aχtʊŋ]

NO VACANCIES

ZIMMER BELEGT

['tsɪmɐ bə'le:kt]

RESERVED

RESERVIERT

[ʀezɛʁ'vi:ɐt]

ADMINISTRATION

VERWALTUNG

[fɛɐ'valtʊŋ]

STAFF ONLY

NUR FÜR PERSONAL

[nu:ɐ fy:ɐ pɛʁzo'na:l]

BEWARE OF THE DOG!

VORSICHT BISSIGER HUND

['fo:ɐˌzɪçt 'bɪsɪɡɐ hʊnt]

NO SMOKING

RAUCHEN VERBOTEN!

['ʀaʊχən fɛɐ'bo:tən]

DO NOT TOUCH!

DO NOT TOUCH!

BITTE NICHT BERÜHREN

['bɪtə nɪçt bə'ʀy:ʀən]

DANGEROUS

GEFÄHRLICH

[ɡə'fɛ:ɐlɪç]

DANGER

VORSICHT!

['fo:ɐˌzɪçt]

HIGH VOLTAGE

HOCHSPANNUNG

['ho:χˌʃpanʊŋ]

NO SWIMMING!

BADEN VERBOTEN

['ba:dən fɛɐ'bo:tən]

OUT OF ORDER

AUßER BETRIEB

[ˌaʊsɐ bə'tʀi:p]

FLAMMABLE

LEICHTENTZÜNDLICH

['laɪçtʔɛn'tsʏntlɪç]

FORBIDDEN

FORBIDDEN

VERBOTEN

[fɛɐ'bo:tən]

NO TRESPASSING!

DURCHGANG VERBOTEN

['dʊʁçˌɡaŋ fɛɐ'bo:tən]

WET PAINT

FRISCH GESTRICHEN

[fʀɪʃ ɡə'ʃtʀɪçən]

81. Urban transportation

bus

Bus (m)

[bʊs]

streetcar

Straßenbahn (f)

['ʃtʀa:sənˌba:n]

trolley bus

Obus (m)

['o:bʊs] route (of bus, etc.)

route (of bus, etc.)

Linie (f)

['li:niə]

number (e.g., bus ~)

Nummer (f)

['nʊmɐ]

to go by …

mit … fahren

[mɪt … 'fa:ʀən]

to get on (~ the bus)

einsteigen (vi)

['aɪnˌʃtaɪɡən]

to get off …

aussteigen (vi)

['aʊsˌʃtaɪɡən]

stop (e.g., bus ~)

Haltestelle (f)

['haltəˌʃtɛlə]

next stop

nächste Haltestelle (f)

['nɛ:çstə 'haltəˌʃtɛlə]

terminus

terminus

Endhaltestelle (f)

['ɛntˌhaltəʃtɛlə]

schedule

Fahrplan (m)

['fa:ɐˌpla:n]

to wait (vt)

warten (vi, vt)

['vaʁtən]

ticket

Fahrkarte (f)

['fa:ɐˌkaʁtə]

fare

Fahrpreis (m)

['fa:ɐˌpʀaɪs]

cashier (ticket seller)

Kassierer (m)

[ka'si:ʀɐ]

ticket inspection

Fahrkartenkontrolle (f)

['fa:ɐˌkaʁtən·kɔn'tʀɔlə]

ticket inspector

ticket inspector

Kontrolleur (m)

[kɔntʀɔ'lø:ɐ]

to be late (for …)

sich verspäten

[zɪç fɛɐ'ʃpɛ:tən]

to miss (~ the train, etc.)

versäumen (vt)

[fɛɐ'zɔɪmən]

to be in a hurry

sich beeilen

[zɪç bə'ʔaɪlən]

taxi, cab

Taxi (n)

['taksi]

taxi driver

Taxifahrer (m)

['taksiˌfa:ʀɐ]

by taxi

mit dem Taxi

[mɪt dem 'taksi]

taxi stand

taxi stand

Taxistand (m)

['taksiˌʃtant]

to call a taxi

ein Taxi rufen

[aɪn 'taksi 'ʀu:fən]

to take a taxi

ein Taxi nehmen

[aɪn 'taksi 'ne:mən]

traffic

Straßenverkehr (m)

['ʃtʀa:sən·fɛɐˌke:ɐ]

traffic jam

Stau (m)

[ʃtaʊ]

rush hour

Hauptverkehrszeit (f)

['haʊpt·fɛɐ'ke:ɐsˌtsaɪt]

to park (vi)

parken (vi)

['paʁkən]

to park (vt)

to park (vt)

parken (vt)

['paʁkən]

parking lot

Parkplatz (m)

['paʁkˌplats]

subway

U-Bahn (f)

['u:ba:n]

station

Station (f)

[ʃta'tsjo:n]

to take the subway

mit der U-Bahn fahren

[mɪt de:ɐ 'u:ba:n 'fa:ʀən]

train

Zug (m)

[tsu:k]

train station

Bahnhof (m)

['ba:nˌho:f]

82. Sightseeing

monument

Denkmal (n)

['dɛŋkˌma:l]

fortress

Festung (f)

['fɛstʊŋ]

palace

Palast (m)

[pa'last] castle

castle

Schloss (n)

[ʃlɔs]

tower

Turm (m)

[tʊʁm]

mausoleum

Mausoleum (n)

[ˌmaʊzo'le:ʊm]

architecture

Architektur (f)

[aʁçitɛk'tu:ɐ]

medieval (adj)

mittelalterlich

['mɪtəlˌʔaltɐlɪç]

ancient (adj)

alt

[alt]

national (adj)

national

[natsjɔ'na:l]

famous (monument, etc.)

famous (monument, etc.)

berühmt

[bə'ʀy:mt]

tourist

Tourist (m)

[tu'ʀɪst]

guide (person)

Fremdenführer (m)

['fʀɛmdənˌfy:ʀɐ]

excursion, sightseeing tour

Ausflug (m)

['aʊsˌflu:k]

to show (vt)

zeigen (vt)

['tsaɪɡən]

to tell (vt)

erzählen (vt)

[ɛɐ'tsɛ:lən]

to find (vt)

finden (vt)

['fɪndən]

to get lost (lose one's way)

to get lost (lose one's way)

sich verlieren

[zɪç fɛɐ'li:bən]

map (e.g., subway ~)

Karte (f)

['kaʁtə]

map (e.g., city ~)

Karte (f)

['kaʁtə]

souvenir, gift

Souvenir (n)

[zuvəˌni:ɐ]

gift shop

Souvenirladen (m)

[zuvəˌni:ɐ'la:dən]

to take pictures

fotografieren (vt)

[fotoɡʀa'fi:ʀən]

to have one's picture taken

sich fotografieren

[zɪç fotoɡʀa'fi:ʀən]

83. Shopping

to buy (purchase)

kaufen (vt)

['kaufən]

purchase

Einkauf (m)

['aɪnˌkaʊf]

to go shopping

einkaufen gehen

['aɪnˌkaʊfən 'ɡe:ən] shopping

shopping

Einkaufen (n)

['aɪnˌkaʊfən]

to be open (ab. store)

offen sein

['ɔfən zaɪn]

to be closed

zu sein

[tsu zaɪn]

footwear, shoes

Schuhe (pl)

['ʃu:ə]

clothes, clothing

Kleidung (f)

['klaɪdʊŋ]

cosmetics

Kosmetik (f)

[kɔs'me:tɪk]

food products

Lebensmittel (pl)

['le:bənsˌmɪtəl]

gift, present

gift, present

Geschenk (n)

[ɡə'ʃɛŋk]

salesman

Verkäufer (m)

[fɛɐ'kɔɪfɐ]

saleswoman

Verkäuferin (f)

[fɛɐ'kɔɪfəʀɪn]

check out, cash desk

Kasse (f)

['kasə]

mirror

Spiegel (m)

['ʃpi:ɡəl]

counter (store ~)

Ladentisch (m)

['la:dənˌtɪʃ]

fitting room

Umkleidekabine (f)

['ʊmklaɪdə·kaˌbi:nə]

to try on

to try on

anprobieren (vt)

['anpʀoˌbi:ʀən]

to fit (ab. dress, etc.)

passen (vi)

['pasən]

to like (I like …)

gefallen (vi)

[ɡə'falən]

price

Preis (m)

[pʀaɪs]

price tag

Preisschild (n)

['pʀaɪsˌʃɪlt]

to cost (vt)

kosten (vt)

['kɔstən]

How much?

Wie viel?

['vi: fi:l]

discount

discount

Rabatt (m)

[ʀa'bat]

inexpensive (adj)

preiswert

['pʀaɪsˌve:ɐt]

cheap (adj)

billig

['bɪlɪç]

expensive (adj)

teuer

['tɔɪɐ]

It's expensive

Das ist teuer

[das is 'tɔɪɐ]

rental (n)

Verleih (m)

[fɛɐ'laɪ]

to rent (~ a tuxedo)

ausleihen (vt)

['aʊsˌlaɪən]

credit (trade credit)

credit (trade credit)

Kredit (m), Darlehen (n)

[kʀe'di:t], ['daʁˌle:ən]

on credit (adv)

auf Kredit

[aʊf kʀe'di:t]

84. Money

money

Geld (n)

[ɡɛlt]

currency exchange

Austausch (m)

['aʊsˌtaʊʃ]

exchange rate

Kurs (m)

[kʊʁs] ATM

ATM

Geldautomat (m)

['ɡɛltʔaʊtoˌma:t]

coin

Münze (f)

['mʏntsə]

dollar

Dollar (m)

['dɔlaʁ]

euro

Euro (m)

['ɔɪʀo]

lira

Lira (f)

['li:ʀa]

Deutschmark

Mark (f)

[maʁk]

franc

Franken (m)

['fʀaŋkən]

pound sterling

pound sterling

Pfund Sterling (n)

[pfʊnt 'ʃtɛʁlɪŋ]

yen

Yen (m)

[jɛn]

debt

Schulden (pl)

['ʃʊldən]

debtor

Schuldner (m)

['ʃʊldnɐ]

to lend (money)

leihen (vt)

['laɪən]

to borrow (vi, vt)

ausleihen (vt)

['aʊsˌlaɪən]

bank

Bank (f)

[baŋk]

account

account

Konto (n)

['kɔnto]

to deposit (vt)

einzahlen (vt)

['aɪnˌtsa:lən]

to deposit into the account

auf ein Konto einzahlen

[aʊf aɪn 'kɔnto 'aɪnˌtsa:lən]

to withdraw (vt)

abheben (vt)

['apˌhe:bən]

credit card

Kreditkarte (f)

[kʀe'di:tˌkaʁtə]

cash

Bargeld (n)

['ba:ɐˌɡɛlt]

check

Scheck (m)

[ʃɛk]

to write a check

to write a check

einen Scheck schreiben

['aɪnən ʃɛk 'ʃʀaɪbn]

checkbook

Scheckbuch (n)

['ʃɛkˌbu:χ]

wallet

Geldtasche (f)

['ɡɛltˌtaʃə]

change purse

Geldbeutel (m)

['ɡɛltˌbɔɪtəl]

safe

Safe (m)

[sɛɪf]

heir

Erbe (m)

['ɛʁbə]

inheritance

Erbschaft (f)

['ɛʁpʃaft]

fortune (wealth)

fortune (wealth)

Vermögen (n)

[fɛɐ'mø:ɡən]

lease

Pacht (f)

[paχt]

rent (money)

Miete (f)

['mi:tə]

to rent (sth from sb)

mieten (vt)

['mi:tən]

price

Preis (m)

[pʀaɪs]

cost

Kosten (pl)

['kɔstən]

sum

Summe (f)

['zʊmə]

to spend (vt)

to spend (vt)

ausgeben (vt)

['aʊsˌɡe:bən]

expenses

Ausgaben (pl)

['aʊsˌɡa:bən]

to economize (vi, vt)

sparen (vt)

['ʃpa:ʀən]

economical

sparsam

['ʃpa:ɐza:m]

to pay (vi, vt)

zahlen (vt)

['tsa:lən]

payment

Lohn (m)

[lo:n]

change (give the ~)

Wechselgeld (n)

['vɛksəlˌɡɛlt]

tax

tax

Steuer (f)

['ʃtɔɪɐ]

fine

Geldstrafe (f)

['ɡɛltˌʃtʀa:fə]

to fine (vt)

bestrafen (vt)

[bə'ʃtʀa:fən]

85. Post. Postal service

post office

Post (f)

[pɔst]

mail (letters, etc.)

Post (f)

[pɔst]

mailman

Briefträger (m)

['bʀi:fˌtʀɛ:ɡɐ] opening hours

opening hours

Öffnungszeiten (pl)

['œfnʊŋsˌtsaɪtən]

letter

Brief (m)

[bʀi:f]

registered letter

Einschreibebrief (m)

['aɪnʃʀaɪbəˌbʀi:f]

postcard

Postkarte (f)

['pɔstˌkaʁtə]

telegram

Telegramm (n)

[tele'ɡʀam]

package (parcel)

Postpaket (n)

['pɔst·pa'ke:t]

money transfer

Geldanweisung (f)

['ɡɛltˌanvaɪzʊŋ]

to receive (vt)

to receive (vt)

bekommen (vt)

[bə'kɔmən]

to send (vt)

abschicken (vt)

['apˌʃɪkən]

sending

Absendung (f)

['apˌzɛndʊŋ]

address

Postanschrift (f)

['pɔstˌanʃʀɪft]

ZIP code

Postleitzahl (f)

['pɔstlaɪtˌtsa:l]

sender

Absender (m)

['apˌzɛndɐ]

receiver

Empfänger (m)

[ɛm'pfɛŋɐ]

name (first name)

name (first name)

Vorname (m)

['fo:ɐˌna:mə]

surname (last name)

Nachname (m)

['na:χˌna:mə]

postage rate

Tarif (m)

[ta'ʀi:f]

standard (adj)

Standard-

['standaʁt]

economical (adj)

Spar-

['ʃpa:ɐ]

weight

Gewicht (n)

[ɡə'vɪçt]

to weigh (~ letters)

abwiegen (vt)

['apˌvi:ɡən]

envelope

envelope

Briefumschlag (m)

['bʀi:fʔʊmˌʃla:k]

postage stamp

Briefmarke (f)

['bʀi:fˌmaʁkə]

to stamp an envelope

Briefmarke aufkleben

['bʀi:fˌmaʁkə 'aʊfˌkle:bən]

DWELLING. HOUSE. HOME

86. House. Dwelling

house

Haus (n)

[haʊs]

at home (adv)

zu Hause

[tsu 'haʊzə]

yard

Hof (m)

[ho:f] fence (iron ~)

fence (iron ~)

Zaun (m)

[tsaʊn]

brick (n)

Ziegel (m)

['tsi:ɡəl]

brick (as adj)

Ziegel-

['tsi:ɡəl]

stone (n)

Stein (m)

[ʃtaɪn]

stone (as adj)

Stein-

[ʃtaɪn]

concrete (n)

Beton (m)

[be'tɔŋ]

concrete (as adj)

Beton-

[be'tɔŋ]

new (new-built)

new (new-built)

neu

[nɔɪ]

old (adj)

alt

[alt]

ramshackle

baufällig

['baʊˌfɛlɪç]

modern (adj)

modern

[mo'dɛʁn]

multistory (adj)

mehrstöckig

['me:ɐˌʃtœkɪç]

tall (~ building)

hoch

[ho:χ]

floor, story

Stock (m)

[ʃtɔk]

single-story (adj)

single-story (adj)

einstöckig

['aɪnˌʃtœkɪç]

¹st floor

Erdgeschoß (n)

['e:ɐt·ɡəˌʃo:s]

top floor

oberster Stock (m)

['obɐstɐ ʃtɔk]

roof

Dach (n)

[daχ]

chimney

Schlot (m)

[ʃlo:t]

roof tiles

Dachziegel (m)

['daχˌtsi:ɡəl]

tiled (adj)

Dachziegel-

['daχˌtsi:ɡəl]

attic (storage place)

attic (storage place)

Dachboden (m)

['daχˌbo:dən]

window

Fenster (n)

['fɛnstɐ]

glass

Glas (n)

[ɡla:s]

window ledge

Fensterbrett (n)

['fɛnstɐˌbʀɛt]

shutters

Fensterläden (pl)

['fɛnstɐˌlɛ:dən]

wall

Wand (f)

[vant]

balcony

Balkon (m)

[bal'ko:n]

downspout

downspout

Regenfallrohr (n)

['ʀe:ɡənˌfalʀo:ɐ]

upstairs (to be ~)

nach oben

[na:χ 'o:bən]

to go upstairs

hinaufgehen (vi)

[hɪ'naʊfˌɡe:ən]

to come down (the stairs)

herabsteigen (vi)

[hɛ'ʀapˌʃtaɪɡən]

to move (to new premises)

umziehen (vi)

['ʊmtsi:ən]

87. House. Entrance. Lift

entrance

Eingang (m)

['aɪnˌɡaŋ]

stairs (stairway)

Treppe (f)

['tʀɛpə]

steps

Stufen (pl)

['ʃtu:fən] banister

banister

Geländer (n)

[ɡə'lɛndɐ]

lobby (hotel ~)

Halle (f)

['halə]

mailbox

Briefkasten (m)

['bʀi:fˌkastən]

garbage can

Müllkasten (m)

['mʏlˌkastən]

trash chute

Müllschlucker (m)

['mʏlˌʃlʊkɐ]

elevator

Aufzug (m), Fahrstuhl (m)

['aʊfˌtsu:k], ['fa:ɐˌʃtu:l]

freight elevator

Lastenaufzug (m)

['lastən·'aʊfˌtsu:k]

elevator cage

elevator cage

Aufzugkabine (f)

['aʊfˌtsu:k·ka'bi:nə]

to take the elevator

Aufzug nehmen

['aʊfˌtsu:k 'ne:mən]

apartment

Wohnung (f)

['vo:nʊŋ]

residents (~ of a building)

Mieter (pl)

['mi:tɐ]

neighbor (masc.)

Nachbar (m)

['naχˌba:ɐ]

neighbor (fem.)

Nachbarin (f)

['naχba:ʀɪn]

neighbors

Nachbarn (pl)

['naχba:ɐn]

88. House. Electricity

electricity

Elektrizität (f)

[elɛktʀitsi'tɛ:t]

light bulb

Glühbirne (f)

['ɡly:ˌbɪʁnə]

switch

Schalter (m)

['ʃaltɐ] fuse (plug fuse)

fuse (plug fuse)

Sicherung (f)

['zɪçəʀʊŋ]

cable, wire (electric ~)

Draht (m)

[dʀa:t]

wiring

Leitung (f)

['laɪtʊŋ]

electricity meter

Stromzähler (m)

['ʃtʀo:mˌtsɛ:lɐ]

readings

Zählerstand (m)

['tsɛ:lɐˌʃtant]

89. House. Doors. Locks

door

Tür (f)

[ty:ɐ]

gate (vehicle ~)

Tor (n)

[to:ɐ]

handle, doorknob

Griff (m)

[ɡʀɪf] to unlock (unbolt)

to unlock (unbolt)

aufschließen (vt)

['aʊfˌʃli:sən]

to open (vt)

öffnen (vt)

['œfnən]

to close (vt)

schließen (vt)

['ʃli:sən]

key

Schlüssel (m)

['ʃlʏsəl]

bunch (of keys)

Bündel (n)

['bʏndəl]

to creak (door, etc.)

knarren (vi)

['knaʁən]

creak

Knarren (n)

['knaʁən]

hinge (door ~)

hinge (door ~)

Türscharnier (n)

['ty:ɐˌʃaʁ'ni:ɐ]

doormat

Fußmatte (f)

['fu:sˌmatə]

door lock

Schloss (n)

[ʃlɔs]

keyhole

Schlüsselloch (n)

['ʃlʏsəlˌlɔχ]

crossbar (sliding bar)

Türriegel (m)

['ty:ɐˌʀi:ɡəl]

door latch

Riegel (m)

['ʀi:ɡəl]

padlock

Vorhängeschloss (n)

['fo:ɐhɛŋəˌʃlɔs]

to ring (~ the door bell)

to ring (~ the door bell)

klingeln (vi)

['klɪŋəln]

ringing (sound)

Klingel (f)

['klɪŋəl]

doorbell

Türklingel (f)

['ty:ɐˌklɪŋəl]

doorbell button

Knopf (m)

[knɔpf]

knock (at the door)

Klopfen (n)

['klɔpfən]

to knock (vi)

anklopfen (vi)

['anˌklɔpfən]

code

Code (m)

[ko:t]

combination lock

combination lock

Zahlenschloss (n)

['tsa:lənˌʃlɔs]

intercom

Sprechanlage (f)

['ʃpʀɛçʔanˌla:ɡə]

number (on the door)

Nummer (f)

['nʊmɐ]

doorplate

Türschild (n)

['ty:ɐʃɪlt]

peephole

Türspion (m)

['ty:ɐ·ʃpiˌo:n]

90. Country house

village

Dorf (n)

[dɔʁf]

vegetable garden

Gemüsegarten (m)

[ɡə'my:zəˌɡaʁtən]

fence

Zaun (m)

[tsaʊn] picket fence

picket fence

Lattenzaun (m)

['latənˌtsaʊn]

wicket gate

Zauntür (f)

['tsaʊŋˌty:ɐ]

granary

Speicher (m)

['ʃpaɪçɐ]

root cellar

Keller (m)

['kɛlɐ]

shed (garden ~)

Schuppen (m)

['ʃʊpən]

water well

Brunnen (m)

['bʀʊnən]

stove (wood-fired ~)

Ofen (m)

['o:fən]

to stoke the stove

to stoke the stove

heizen (vt)

['haɪtsən]

firewood

Holz (n)

[hɔlts]

log (firewood)

Holzscheit (n)

['hɔltsˌʃaɪt]

veranda

Veranda (f)

[ve'ʀanda]

deck (terrace)

Terrasse (f)

[tɛ'ʀasə]

stoop (front steps)

Außentreppe (f)

['aʊsənˌtʀɛpə]

swing (hanging seat)

Schaukel (f)

['ʃaʊkəl]

91. Villa. Mansion

country house

Landhaus (n)

['lantˌhaʊs]

villa (seaside ~)

Villa (f)

['vɪla]

wing (~ of a building)

Flügel (m)

['fly:ɡəl] garden

garden

Garten (m)

['ɡaʁtən]

park

Park (m)

[paʁk]

conservatory (greenhouse)

Orangerie (f)

[oʀaŋʒə'ʀi:]

to look after (garden, etc.)

pflegen (vt)

['pfle:ɡən]

swimming pool

Schwimmbad (n)

['ʃvɪmba:t]

gym (home gym)

Kraftraum (m)

['kʀaftˌʀaʊm]

tennis court

Tennisplatz (m)

['tɛnɪsˌplats]

home theater (room)

home theater (room)

Heimkinoraum (m)

['haɪmki:noˌʀaʊm]

garage

Garage (f)

[ɡa'ʀa:ʒə]

private property

Privateigentum (n)

[pʀi'va:tˌʔaɪɡəntu:m]

private land

Privatgrundstück (n)

[pʀi'va:tˌɡʀʊntʃtʏk]

warning (caution)

Warnung (f)

['vaʁnʊŋ]

warning sign

Warnschild (n)

['vaʁnˌʃɪlt]

security

Bewachung (f)

[bə'vaχʊŋ]

security guard

security guard

Wächter (m)

['vɛçtɐ]

burglar alarm

Alarmanlage (f)

[a'laʁm·anˌla:ɡə]

92. Castle. Palace

castle

Schloss (n)

[ʃlɔs]

palace

Palast (m)

[pa'last]

fortress

Festung (f)

['fɛstʊŋ] wall (round castle)

wall (round castle)

Mauer (f)

['maʊɐ]

tower

Turm (m)

[tʊʁm]

keep, donjon

Bergfried (m)

['bɛʁkˌfʀi:t]

portcullis

Fallgatter (n)

['falˌɡatɐ]

underground passage

Tunnel (n)

['tʊnəl]

moat

Graben (m)

['ɡʀa:bən]

chain

Kette (f)

['kɛtə]

arrow loop

arrow loop

Schießscharte (f)

['ʃi:sˌʃaʁtə]

magnificent (adj)

großartig, prächtig

['ɡʀo:sˌʔa:ɐtɪç], ['pʀɛçtɪç]

majestic (adj)

majestätisch

[majɛs'tɛ:tɪʃ]

impregnable (adj)

unnahbar

[ʊn'na:ba:ɐ]

medieval (adj)

mittelalterlich

['mɪtəlˌʔaltɐlɪç]

93. Apartment

apartment

Wohnung (f)

['vo:nʊŋ]

room

Zimmer (n)

['tsɪmɐ]

bedroom

Schlafzimmer (n)

['ʃla:fˌtsɪmɐ] dining room

dining room

Esszimmer (n)

['ɛsˌtsɪmɐ]

living room

Wohnzimmer (n)

['vo:nˌtsɪmɐ]

study (home office)

Arbeitszimmer (n)

['aʁbaɪtsˌtsɪmɐ]

entry room

Vorzimmer (n)

['fo:ɐˌtsɪmɐ]

bathroom (room with a bath or shower)

Badezimmer (n)

['ba:dəˌtsɪmɐ]

half bath

Toilette (f)

[toa'lɛtə]

ceiling

Decke (f)

['dɛkə]

floor

floor

Fußboden (m)

['fu:sˌbo:dən]

corner

Ecke (f)

['ɛkə]

94. Apartment. Cleaning

to clean (vi, vt)

aufräumen (vt)

['aʊfˌʀɔɪmən]

to put away (to stow)

weglegen (vt)

['vɛkˌle:ɡən]

dust

Staub (m)

[ʃtaʊp] dusty (adj)

dusty (adj)

staubig

['ʃtaʊbɪç]

to dust (vt)

Staub abwischen

[ʃtaʊp 'apˌvɪʃən]

vacuum cleaner

Staubsauger (m)

['ʃtaʊpˌzaʊɡɐ]

to vacuum (vt)

Staub saugen

[ʃtaʊp 'zaʊɡən]

to sweep (vi, vt)

kehren, fegen (vt)

['ke:ʀən], ['fe:ɡən]

sweepings

Kehricht (m, n)

['ke:ʀɪçt]

order

Ordnung (f)

['ɔʁdnʊŋ]

disorder, mess

disorder, mess

Unordnung (f)

['ʊnˌʔɔʁdnʊŋ]

mop

Schrubber (m)

['ʃʀʊbɐ]

dust cloth

Lappen (m)

['lapən]

short broom

Besen (m)

['be:zən]

dustpan

Kehrichtschaufel (f)

['ke:ʀɪçtˌʃaʊfəl]

95. Furniture. Interior

furniture

Möbel (n)

['mø:bəl]

table

Tisch (m)

[tɪʃ]

chair

Stuhl (m)

[ʃtu:l] bed

bed

Bett (n)

[bɛt]

couch, sofa

Sofa (n)

['zo:fa]

armchair

Sessel (m)

['zɛsəl]

bookcase

Bücherschrank (m)

['by:çɐˌʃʀaŋk]

shelf

Regal (n)

[ʀe'ɡa:l]

wardrobe

Schrank (m)

[ʃʀaŋk]

coat rack (wall-mounted ~)

Hakenleiste (f)

['ha:kənˌlaɪstə]

coat stand

coat stand

Kleiderständer (m)

['klaɪdɐˌʃtɛndɐ]

bureau, dresser

Kommode (f)

[kɔ'mo:də]

coffee table

Couchtisch (m)

['kaʊtʃˌtɪʃ]

mirror

Spiegel (m)

['ʃpi:ɡəl]

carpet

Teppich (m)

['tɛpɪç]

rug, small carpet

Matte (f)

['matə]

fireplace

Kamin (m)

[ka'mi:n]

candle

candle

Kerze (f)

['kɛʁtsə]

candlestick

Kerzenleuchter (m)

['kɛʁtsənˌlɔɪçtɐ]

drapes

Vorhänge (pl)

['fo:ɐhɛŋə]

wallpaper

Tapete (f)

[ta'pe:tə]

blinds (jalousie)

Jalousie (f)

[ʒalu'zi:]

table lamp

Tischlampe (f)

['tɪʃˌlampə]

wall lamp (sconce)

Leuchte (f)

['lɔɪçtə]

floor lamp

floor lamp

Stehlampe (f)

['ʃte:ˌlampə]

chandelier

Kronleuchter (m)

['kʀo:nˌlɔɪçtɐ]

leg (of chair, table)

Bein (n)

[baɪn]

armrest

Armlehne (f)

['aʁmˌle:nə]

back (backrest)

Lehne (f)

['le:nə]

drawer

Schublade (f)

['ʃu:pˌla:də]

96. Bedding

bedclothes

Bettwäsche (f)

['bɛtˌvɛʃə]

pillow

Kissen (n)

['kɪsən]

pillowcase

Kissenbezug (m)

['kɪsən·bəˌtsu:k] duvet, comforter

duvet, comforter

Bettdecke (f)

['bɛtˌdɛkə]

sheet

Laken (n)

['la:kən]

bedspread

Tagesdecke (f)

['ta:ɡəsˌdɛkə]

97. Kitchen

kitchen

Küche (f)

['kʏçə]

gas

Gas (n)

[ɡa:s]

gas stove (range)

Gasherd (m)

['ɡa:sˌhe:ɐt] electric stove

electric stove

Elektroherd (m)

[e'lɛktʀoˌhe:ɐt]

oven

Backofen (m)

['bakˌʔo:fən]

microwave oven

Mikrowellenherd (m)

['mikʀovɛlənˌhe:ɐt]

refrigerator

Kühlschrank (m)

['ky:lˌʃʀaŋk]

freezer

Tiefkühltruhe (f)

['ti:fky:lˌtʀu:ə]

dishwasher

Geschirrspülmaschine (f)

[ɡə'ʃɪʁ·ʃpy:l·maˌʃi:nə]

meat grinder

Fleischwolf (m)

['flaɪˌʃvɔlf]

juicer

juicer

Saftpresse (f)

['zaftˌpʀɛsə]

toaster

Toaster (m)

['to:stɐ]

mixer

Mixer (m)

['mɪksɐ]

coffee machine

Kaffeemaschine (f)

['kafe·maˌʃi:nə]

coffee pot

Kaffeekanne (f)

['kafeˌkanə]

coffee grinder

Kaffeemühle (f)

['kafeˌmy:lə]

kettle

Wasserkessel (m)

['vasɐˌkɛsəl]

teapot

teapot

Teekanne (f)

['te:ˌkanə]

lid

Deckel (m)

['dɛkəl]

tea strainer

Teesieb (n)

['te:ˌzi:p]

spoon

Löffel (m)

['lœfəl]

teaspoon

Teelöffel (m)

['te:ˌlœfəl]

soup spoon

Esslöffel (m)

['ɛsˌlœfəl]

fork

Gabel (f)

[ɡa:bəl]

knife

knife

Messer (n)

['mɛsɐ]

tableware (dishes)

Geschirr (n)

[ɡə'ʃɪʁ]

plate (dinner ~)

Teller (m)

['tɛlɐ]

saucer

Untertasse (f)

['ʊntɐˌtasə]

shot glass

Schnapsglas (n)

['ʃnapsˌɡla:s]

glass (tumbler)

Glas (n)

[ɡla:s]

cup

Tasse (f)

['tasə]

sugar bowl

sugar bowl

Zuckerdose (f)

['tsʊkɐˌdo:zə]

salt shaker

Salzstreuer (m)

['zaltsˌʃtʀɔɪɐ]

pepper shaker

Pfefferstreuer (m)

['pfɛfɐˌʃtʀɔɪɐ]

butter dish

Butterdose (f)

['bʊtɐˌdo:zə]

stock pot (soup pot)

Kochtopf (m)

['kɔχˌtɔpf]

frying pan (skillet)

Pfanne (f)

['pfanə]

ladle

Schöpflöffel (m)

['ʃœpfˌlœfəl]

colander

colander

Durchschlag (m)

['dʊʁçˌʃla:k]

tray (serving ~)

Tablett (n)

[ta'blɛt]

bottle

Flasche (f)

['flaʃə]

jar (glass)

Einmachglas (n)

['aɪnmaχˌɡla:s]

can

Dose (f)

['do:zə]

bottle opener

Flaschenöffner (m)

['flaʃənˌʔœfnɐ]

can opener

Dosenöffner (m)

['do:zənˌʔœfnɐ]

corkscrew

corkscrew

Korkenzieher (m)

['kɔʁkənˌtsi:ɐ]

filter

Filter (n)

['fɪltɐ]

to filter (vt)

filtern (vt)

['fɪltɐn]

trash, garbage (food waste, etc.)

Müll (m)

[mʏl]

trash can (kitchen ~)

Mülleimer (m)

['mʏlˌʔaɪmɐ]

98. Bathroom

bathroom

Badezimmer (n)

['ba:dəˌtsɪmɐ]

water

Wasser (n)

['vasɐ]

faucet

Wasserhahn (m)

['vasɐˌha:n] hot water

hot water

Warmwasser (n)

['vaʁmˌvasɐ]

cold water

Kaltwasser (n)

['kaltˌvasɐ]

toothpaste

Zahnpasta (f)

['tsa:nˌpasta]

to brush one's teeth

Zähne putzen

['tsɛ:nə 'pʊtsən]

toothbrush

Zahnbürste (f)

['tsa:nˌbʏʁstə]

to shave (vi)

sich rasieren

[zɪç ʀa'zi:ʀən]

shaving foam

Rasierschaum (m)

[ʀa'zi:ɐˌʃaʊm]

razor

razor

Rasierer (m)

[ʀa'zi:ʀɐ]

to wash (one's hands, etc.)

waschen (vt)

['vaʃən]

to take a bath

sich waschen

[zɪç 'vaʃən]

shower

Dusche (f)

['du:ʃə]

to take a shower

sich duschen

[zɪç 'du:ʃən]

bathtub

Badewanne (f)

['ba:dəˌvanə]

toilet (toilet bowl)

Klosettbecken (n)

[klo'zɛtˌbɛkən]

sink (washbasin)

sink (washbasin)

Waschbecken (n)

['vaʃˌbɛkən]

soap

Seife (f)

['zaɪfə]

soap dish

Seifenschale (f)

['zaɪfənˌʃa:lə]

sponge

Schwamm (m)

[ʃvam]

shampoo

Shampoo (n)

['ʃampu]

towel

Handtuch (n)

['hantˌtu:χ]

bathrobe

Bademantel (m)

['ba:dəˌmantəl]

laundry (laundering)

laundry (laundering)

Wäsche (f)

['vɛʃə]

washing machine

Waschmaschine (f)

['vaʃ·maˌʃi:nə]

to do the laundry

waschen (vt)

['vaʃən]

laundry detergent

Waschpulver (n)

['vaʃˌpʊlvɐ]

99. Household appliances

TV set

Fernseher (m)

['fɛʁnˌze:ɐ]

tape recorder

Tonbandgerät (n)

['to:nbant·ɡəˌʀɛ:t]

VCR (video recorder)

Videorekorder (m)

['video·ʀeˌkɔʁdɐ] radio

radio

Empfänger (m)

[ɛm'pfɛŋɐ]

player (CD, MP3, etc.)

Player (m)

['plɛɪɐ]

video projector

Videoprojektor (m)

['vi:deo·pʀoˌjɛkto:ɐ]

home movie theater

Heimkino (n)

['haɪmki:no]

DVD player

DVD-Player (m)

[defaʊ'de:ˌplɛɪɐ]

amplifier

Verstärker (m)

[fɛɐ'ʃtɛʁkɐ]

video game console

Spielkonsole (f)

['ʃpi:l·kɔnˌzo:lə]

video camera

video camera

Videokamera (f)

['vi:deoˌkaməʀa]

camera (photo)

Kamera (f)

['kaməʀa]

digital camera

Digitalkamera (f)

[diɡi'ta:lˌkaməʀa]

vacuum cleaner

Staubsauger (m)

['ʃtaʊpˌzaʊɡɐ]

iron (e.g., steam ~)

Bügeleisen (n)

['by:ɡəlˌʔaɪzən]

ironing board

Bügelbrett (n)

['by:ɡəlˌbʀɛt]

telephone

Telefon (n)

[tele'fo:n]

cell phone

cell phone

Mobiltelefon (n)

[mo'bi:l·teleˌfo:n]

typewriter

Schreibmaschine (f)

['ʃʀaɪp·maˌʃi:nə]

sewing machine

Nähmaschine (f)

['nɛ:·maˌʃi:nə]

microphone

Mikrophon (n)

[mikʀo'fo:n]

headphones

Kopfhörer (m)

['kɔpfˌhø:ʀɐ]

remote control (TV)

Fernbedienung (f)

['fɛʁnbəˌdi:nʊŋ]

CD, compact disc

CD (f)

[tse:'de:]

cassette, tape

cassette, tape

Kassette (f)

[ka'sɛtə]

vinyl record

Schallplatte (f)

['ʃalˌplatə]

100. Repairs. Renovation

renovations

Renovierung (f)

[ʀeno'vi:ʀʊŋ]

to renovate (vt)

renovieren (vt)

[ʀeno'vi:ʀən]

to repair, to fix (vt)

reparieren (vt)

[ʀepa'ʀi:ʀən] to put in order

to put in order

in Ordnung bringen

[ɪn 'ɔʁdnʊŋ 'bʀɪŋən]

to redo (do again)

noch einmal machen

[nɔχ 'aɪnma:l 'maχən]

paint

Farbe (f)

['faʁbə]

to paint (~ a wall)

streichen (vt)

['ʃtʀaɪçən]

house painter

Anstreicher (m)

['anˌʃtʀaɪçɐ]

paintbrush

Pinsel (m)

['pɪnzəl]

whitewash

Kalkfarbe (f)

['kalkˌfaʁbə]

to whitewash (vt)

to whitewash (vt)

weißen (vt)

['vaɪsən]

wallpaper

Tapete (f)

[ta'pe:tə]

to wallpaper (vt)

tapezieren (vt)

[tape'tsi:ʀən]

varnish

Lack (m)

['lak]

to varnish (vt)

lackieren (vt)

[la'ki:ʀən]

101. Plumbing

water

Wasser (n)

['vasɐ]

hot water

Warmwasser (n)

['vaʁmˌvasɐ]

cold water

Kaltwasser (n)

['kaltˌvasɐ] faucet

faucet

Wasserhahn (m)

['vasɐˌha:n]

drop (of water)

Tropfen (m)

['tʀɔpfən]

to drip (vi)

tropfen (vi)

['tʀɔpfən]

to leak (ab. pipe)

durchsickern (vi)

['dʊʁçˌzɪkɐn]

leak (pipe ~)

Leck (n)

[lɛk]

puddle

Lache (f)

['la:χə]

pipe

Rohr (n)

[ʀo:ɐ]

valve (e.g., ball ~)

valve (e.g., ball ~)

Ventil (n)

[vɛn'ti:l]

to be clogged up

sich verstopfen

[zɪç fɛɐ'ʃtɔpfən]

tools

Werkzeuge (pl)

['vɛʁkˌtsɔɪɡə]

adjustable wrench

Engländer (m)

['ɛŋlɛndɐ]

to unscrew (lid, filter, etc.)

abdrehen (vt)

['apˌdʀe:ən]

to screw (tighten)

zudrehen (vt)

[tsu:'dʀe:ən]

to unclog (vt)

reinigen (vt)

['ʀaɪnɪɡən]

plumber

plumber

Klempner (m)

['klɛmpnɐ]

basement

Keller (m)

['kɛlɐ]

sewerage (system)

Kanalisation (f)

[kanaliza'tsjo:n]

102. Fire. Conflagration

fire (accident)

Feuer (n)

['fɔɪɐ]

flame

Flamme (f)

['flamə]

spark

Funke (m)

['fʊŋkə] smoke (from fire)

smoke (from fire)

Rauch (m)

[ʀaʊχ]

torch (flaming stick)

Fackel (f)

['fakəl]

campfire

Lagerfeuer (n)

['la:ɡɐˌfɔɪɐ]

gas, gasoline

Benzin (n)

[bɛn'tsi:n]

kerosene (type of fuel)

Kerosin (n)

[keʀo'zi:n]

flammable (adj)

brennbar

['bʀɛnba:ɐ]

explosive (adj)

explosiv

[ɛksplo'zi:f]

NO SMOKING

NO SMOKING

RAUCHEN VERBOTEN!

['ʀaʊχən fɛɐ'bo:tən]

safety

Sicherheit (f)

['zɪçɐhaɪt]

danger

Gefahr (f)

[ɡə'fa:ɐ]

dangerous (adj)

gefährlich

[ɡə'fɛ:ɐlɪç]

to catch fire

sich entflammen

[zɪç ɛnt'flamən]

explosion

Explosion (f)

[ɛksplo'zjo:n]

to set fire

in Brand stecken

[ɪn bʀant 'ʃtɛkən]

arsonist

arsonist

Brandstifter (m)

['bʀantˌʃtɪftɐ]

arson

Brandstiftung (f)

['bʀantˌʃtɪftʊŋ]

to blaze (vi)

flammen (vi)

['flamən]

to burn (be on fire)

brennen (vi)

['bʀɛnən]

to burn down

verbrennen (vi)

[fɛɐ'bʀɛnən]

to call the fire department

die Feuerwehr rufen

[di 'fɔɪɐˌve:ɐ 'ʀu:fən]

firefighter, fireman

Feuerwehrmann (m)

['fɔɪɐve:ɐˌman]

fire truck

fire truck

Feuerwehrauto (n)

['fɔɪɐve:ɐˌʔaʊto]

fire department

Feuerwehr (f)

['fɔɪɐˌve:ɐ]

fire truck ladder

Drehleiter (f)

['dʀe:ˌlaɪtɐ]

fire hose

Schlauch (m)

[ʃlaʊχ]

fire extinguisher

Feuerlöscher (m)

['fɔɪɐˌlœʃɐ]

helmet

Helm (m)

[hɛlm]

siren

Sirene (f)

[ˌzi'ʀe:nə]

to cry (for help)

to cry (for help)

schreien (vi)

['ʃʀaɪən]

to call for help

um Hilfe rufen

[ʊm 'hɪlfə 'ʀu:fən]

rescuer

Retter (m)

['ʀɛtɐ]

to rescue (vt)

retten (vt)

['ʀɛtən]

to arrive (vi)

ankommen (vi)

['anˌkɔmən]

to extinguish (vt)

löschen (vt)

['lœʃən]

water

Wasser (n)

['vasɐ]

sand

sand

Sand (m)

[zant]

ruins (destruction)

Trümmer (pl)

['tʀʏmɐ]

to collapse (building, etc.)

zusammenbrechen (vi)

[tsu'zamənˌbʀɛçən]

to fall down (vi)

einfallen (vi)

['aɪnˌfalən]

to cave in (ceiling, floor)

einstürzen (vi)

['aɪnˌʃtyʁtsən]

piece of debris

Bruchstück (n)

['bʀʊχˌʃtʏk]

ash

Asche (f)

['aʃə]

to suffocate (die)

to suffocate (die)

ersticken (vi)

[ɛɐ'ʃtɪkən]

to be killed (perish)

ums Leben kommen

[ʊms 'le:bən 'kɔmən]

HUMAN ACTIVITIES

JOB. BUSINESS. PART 1

103. Office. Working in the office

office (company ~)

Büro (n)

[by'ʀo:]

office (of director, etc.)

Büro (n)

[by'ʀo:]

reception desk

Rezeption (f)

[ʀetsɛp'tsjo:n] secretary

secretary

Sekretär (m)

[zekʀe'tɛ:ɐ]

secretary (fem.)

Sekretärin (f)

[zekʀe'tɛ:ʀɪn]

director

Direktor (m)

[di'ʀɛkto:ɐ]

manager

Manager (m)

['mɛnɪdʒɐ]

accountant

Buchhalter (m)

['bu:χˌhaltɐ]

employee

Mitarbeiter (m)

['mɪtʔaʁˌbaɪtɐ]

furniture

Möbel (n)

['mø:bəl]

desk

desk

Tisch (m)

[tɪʃ]

desk chair

Schreibtischstuhl (m)

['ʃʀaɪptɪʃˌʃtu:l]

drawer unit

Rollcontainer (m)

['ʀɔl·kɔnˌte:nɐ]

coat stand

Kleiderständer (m)

['klaɪdɐˌʃtɛndɐ]

computer

Computer (m)

[kɔm'pju:tɐ]

printer

Drucker (m)

['dʀʊkɐ]

fax machine

Fax (m, n)

[faks]

photocopier

photocopier

Kopierer (m)

[ko'pi:ʀɐ]

paper

Papier (n)

[pa'pi:ɐ]

office supplies

Büromaterial (n)

[by'ʀo:mateˌʀɪa:l]

mouse pad

Mousepad (n)

['maʊspɛt]

sheet (of paper)

Blatt (n) Papier

[blat pa'pi:ɐ]

binder

Ordner (m)

['ɔʁdnɐ]

catalog

Katalog (m)

[kata'lo:k]

phone directory

phone directory

Adressbuch (n)

[a'dʀɛsˌbu:χ]

documentation

Dokumentation (f)

[dokumɛnta'tsjo:n]

brochure (e.g., 12 pages ~)

Broschüre (f)

[bʀɔ'ʃy:ʀə]

leaflet (promotional ~)

Flugblatt (n)

['flu:kˌblat]

sample

Muster (n)

['mʊstɐ]

training meeting

Training (n)

['tʀɛ:nɪŋ]

meeting (of managers)

Meeting (n)

['mi:tɪŋ]

lunch time

lunch time

Mittagspause (f)

['mɪta:ksˌpaʊzə]

to make a copy

eine Kopie machen

['aɪnə ko'pi: 'maχən]

to make multiple copies

vervielfältigen (vt)

[fɛɐ'fi:lˌfɛltɪɡən]

to receive a fax

ein Fax bekommen

[aɪn faks bə'kɔmən]

to send a fax

ein Fax senden

[aɪn faks 'zɛndən]

to call (by phone)

anrufen (vt)

['anˌʀu:fən]

to answer (vt)

antworten (vi)

['antˌvɔʁtən]

to put through

to put through

verbinden (vt)

[fɛɐ'bɪndən]

to arrange, to set up

ausmachen (vt)

['aʊsˌmaχən]

to demonstrate (vt)

demonstrieren (vt)

[demɔn'stʀi:ʀən]

to be absent

fehlen (vi)

['fe:lən]

absence

Abwesenheit (f)

['apˌve:zən·haɪt]

104. Business processes. Part 1

business

Geschäft (n)

[ɡə'ʃɛft]

occupation

Angelegenheit (f)

['anɡəˌle:ɡənhaɪt]

firm

Firma (f)

['fɪʁma] company

company

Gesellschaft (f)

[ɡə'zɛlʃaft]

corporation

Konzern (m)

[kɔn'tsɛʁn]

enterprise

Unternehmen (n)

[ˌʊntɐ'ne:mən]

agency

Agentur (f)

[aɡɛn'tu:ɐ]

agreement (contract)

Vereinbarung (f)

[fɛɐ'ʔaɪnba:ʀʊŋ]

contract

Vertrag (m)

[fɛɐ'tʀa:k]

deal

Geschäft (n)

[ɡə'ʃɛft]

order (to place an ~)

order (to place an ~)

Auftrag (m)

['aʊfˌtʀa:k]

terms (of the contract)

Bedingung (f)

[bə'dɪŋʊŋ]

wholesale (adv)

en gros

[ɛn 'ɡʁo]

wholesale (adj)

Großhandels-

['ɡʀo:sˌhandəls]

wholesale (n)

Großhandel (m)

['ɡʀo:sˌhandəl]

retail (adj)

Einzelhandels-

['aɪntsəlˌhandəls]

retail (n)

Einzelhandel (m)

['aɪntsəlˌhandəl]

competitor

competitor

Konkurrent (m)

[kɔŋkʊ'ʀɛnt]

competition

Konkurrenz (f)

[ˌkɔnkʊ'ʀɛnts]

to compete (vi)

konkurrieren (vi)

[kɔŋkʊ'ʀi:ʀən]

partner (associate)

Partner (m)

['paʁtnɐ]

partnership

Partnerschaft (f)

['paʁtnɐʃaft]

crisis

Krise (f)

['kʀi:zə]

bankruptcy

Bankrott (m)

[baŋ'kʀɔt]

to go bankrupt

to go bankrupt

Bankrott machen

[baŋ'kʀɔt 'maχən]

difficulty

Schwierigkeit (f)

['ʃvi:ʀɪçkaɪt]

problem

Problem (n)

[pʀo'ble:m]

catastrophe

Katastrophe (f)

[ˌkatas'tʀo:fə]

economy

Wirtschaft (f)

['vɪʁtʃaft]

economic (~ growth)

wirtschaftlich

['vɪʁtʃaftlɪç]

economic recession

Rezession (f)

[ʀetsɛ'sjo:n]

goal (aim)

goal (aim)

Ziel (n)

[tsi:l]

task

Aufgabe (f)

['aʊfˌɡa:bə]

to trade (vi)

handeln (vi)

['handəln]

network (distribution ~)

Netz (n)

[nɛts]

inventory (stock)

Lager (n)

['la:ɡɐ]

range (assortment)

Sortiment (n)

[zɔʁti'mɛnt]

leader (leading company)

führende Unternehmen (n)

['fy:ʀəndə ʊntɐ'ne:mən]

large (~ company)

large (~ company)

groß

[ɡʀo:s]

monopoly

Monopol (n)

[mono'po:l]

theory

Theorie (f)

[teo'ʀi:]

practice

Praxis (f)

['pʀaksɪs]

experience (in my ~)

Erfahrung (f)

[ɛɐ'fa:ʀʊŋ]

trend (tendency)

Tendenz (f)

[tɛn'dɛnts]

development

Entwicklung (f)

[ɛnt'vɪklʊŋ]

105. Business processes. Part 2

profit (foregone ~)

Vorteil (m)

['fɔʁˌtaɪl]

profitable (~ deal)

vorteilhaft

['fɔʁtaɪlˌhaft]

delegation (group)

Delegation (f)

[deleɡa'tsjo:n] salary

salary

Lohn (m)

[lo:n]

to correct (an error)

korrigieren (vt)

[kɔʀi'ɡi:ʀən]

business trip

Dienstreise (f)

['di:nstˌʀaɪzə]

commission

Kommission (f)

[kɔmɪ'sjo:n]

to control (vt)

kontrollieren (vt)

[kɔntʀɔ'li:ʀən]

conference

Konferenz (f)

[ˌkɔnfe'ʀɛnts]

license

Lizenz (f)

[li'tsɛnts]

reliable (~ partner)

reliable (~ partner)

zuverlässig

['tsu:fɛɐˌlɛsɪç]

initiative (undertaking)

Initiative (f)

[initsɪa'ti:və]

norm (standard)

Norm (f)

[nɔʁm]

circumstance

Umstand (m)

['ʊmʃtant]

duty (of employee)

Pflicht (f)

[pflɪçt]

organization (company)

Unternehmen (n)

[ˌʊntɐ'ne:mən]

organization (process)

Organisation (f)

[ˌɔʁɡaniza'tsjo:n]

organized (adj)

organized (adj)

organisiert

[ɔʁɡani'zi:ɐt]

cancellation

Abschaffung (f)

['apˌʃafʊŋ]

to cancel (call off)

abschaffen (vt)

['apˌʃafən]

report (official ~)

Bericht (m)

[bə'ʀɪçt]

patent

Patent (n)

[pa'tɛnt]

to patent (obtain patent)

patentieren (vt)

[patɛn'ti:ʀən]

to plan (vt)

planen (vt)

['pla:nən]

bonus (money)

bonus (money)

Prämie (f)

['pʀɛ:mɪə]

professional (adj)

professionell

[pʀofɛsjɔ'nɛl]

procedure

Prozedur (f)

[ˌpʀotse'du:ɐ]

to examine (contract, etc.)

prüfen (vt)

['pʀy:fən]

calculation

Berechnung (f)

[bə'ʀɛçnʊŋ]

reputation

Ruf (m)

[ʀu:f]

risk

Risiko (n)

['ʀi:ziko]

to manage, to run

to manage, to run

leiten (vt)

['laɪtən]

information (report)

Informationen (pl)

[ɪnfɔʁma'tsjo:nən]

property

Eigentum (n)

['aɪɡəntu:m]

union

Bund (m)

[bʊnt]

life insurance

Lebensversicherung (f)

['le:bəns·fɛɐˌzɪçəʀʊŋ]

to insure (vt)

versichern (vt)

[fɛɐ'zɪçɐn]

insurance

Versicherung (f)

[fɛɐ'zɪçəʀʊŋ]

auction (~ sale)

auction (~ sale)

Auktion (f)

[aʊk'tsjo:n]

to notify (inform)

benachrichtigen (vt)

[bə'na:χˌʀɪçtɪɡən]

management (process)

Verwaltung (f)

[fɛɐ'valtʊŋ]

service (~ industry)

Dienst (m)

[di:nst]

forum

Forum (n)

['fo:ʀʊm]

to function (vi)

funktionieren (vi)

[fʊŋktsjɔ'ni:ʀən]

stage (phase)

Etappe (f)

[e'tapə]

legal (~ services)

legal (~ services)

juristisch

[ju'ʀɪstɪʃ]

lawyer (legal advisor)

Jurist (m)

[ju'ʀɪst]

106. Production. Works

plant

Werk (n)

[vɛʁk]

factory

Fabrik (f)

[fa'bʀi:k]

workshop

Werkstatt (f)

['vɛʁkˌʃtat] works, production site

works, production site

Betrieb (m)

[bə'tʀi:p]

industry (manufacturing)

Industrie (f)

[ɪndʊs'tʀi:]

industrial (adj)

Industrie-

[ɪndʊs'tʀi:]

heavy industry

Schwerindustrie (f)

['ʃve:ɐʔɪndʊsˌtʀi:]

light industry

Leichtindustrie (f)

['laɪçtʔɪndʊsˌtʀi:]

products

Produktion (f)

[pʀodʊk'tsjo:n]

to produce (vt)

produzieren (vt)

[pʀodu'tsi:ʀən]

raw materials

raw materials

Rohstoff (m)

['ʀo:ˌʃtɔf]

foreman (construction ~)

Vorarbeiter (m), Meister (m)

[fo:ʀ'ʔaʁbaɪtɐ], ['maɪstɐ]

workers team (crew)

Arbeitsteam (n)

['aʁbaɪtsˌti:m]

worker

Arbeiter (m)

['aʁbaɪtɐ]

working day

Arbeitstag (m)

['aʁbaɪtsˌta:k]

pause (rest break)

Pause (f)

['paʊzə]

meeting

Versammlung (f)

[fɛɐ'zamlʊŋ]

to discuss (vt)

to discuss (vt)

besprechen (vt)

[bə'ʃpʀɛçən]

plan

Plan (m)

[pla:n]

to fulfill the plan

den Plan erfüllen

[den pla:n ɛɐ'fʏlən]

rate of output

Arbeitsertrag (m)

['aʁbaɪtsˌɛɐ'tʀa:k]

quality

Qualität (f)

[kvali'tɛ:t]

control (checking)

Prüfung, Kontrolle (f)

['pʀy:fʊŋ], [kɔn'tʀɔlə]

quality control

Gütekontrolle (f)

['ɡy:tə·kɔn'tʀɔlə]

workplace safety

workplace safety

Arbeitsplatzsicherheit (f)

['aʁbaɪts·platsˌzɪçɐhaɪt]

discipline

Disziplin (f)

[dɪstsi'pli:n]

violation (of safety rules, etc.)

Übertretung (f)

[y:bɐ'tʀe:tʊŋ]

to violate (rules)

übertreten (vt)

[y:bɐ'tʀe:tən]

strike

Streik (m)

[ʃtʀaɪk]

striker

Streikender (m)

['ʃtʀaɪkəndɐ]

to be on strike

streiken (vi)

['ʃtʀaɪkən]

labor union

labor union

Gewerkschaft (f)

[ɡə'vɛʁkʃaft]

to invent (machine, etc.)

erfinden (vt)

[ɛɐ'fɪndən]

invention

Erfindung (f)

[ɛɐ'fɪndʊŋ]

research

Erforschung (f)

[ɛɐ'fɔʁʃʊŋ]

to improve (make better)

verbessern (vt)

[fɛɐ'bɛsɐn]

technology

Technologie (f)

[tɛçnolo'ɡi:]

technical drawing

Zeichnung (f)

['tsaɪçnʊŋ]

load, cargo

load, cargo

Ladung (f)

['la:dʊŋ]

loader (person)

Ladearbeiter (m)

['la:dəˌaʁbaɪtɐ]

to load (vehicle, etc.)

laden (vt)

['la:dən]

loading (process)

Beladung (f)

[bə'la:dʊŋ]

to unload (vi, vt)

entladen (vt)

[ɛnt'la:dən]

unloading

Entladung (f)

[ɛnt'la:dʊŋ]

transportation

Transport (m)

[tʀans'pɔʁt]

transportation company

transportation company

Transportunternehmen (n)

[tʀans'pɔʁt·ʊntɐ'ne:mən]

to transport (vt)

transportieren (vt)

[ˌtʀanspɔʁ'ti:ʀən]

freight car

Güterwagen (m)

['ɡy:tɐˌva:ɡən]

tank (e.g., oil ~)

Zisterne (f)

[tsɪs'tɛʁnə]

truck

Lastkraftwagen (m)

['lastkʀaftˌva:ɡən]

machine tool

Werkzeugmaschine (f)

['vɛʁktsɔɪk·maˌʃi:nə]

mechanism

Mechanismus (m)

[meça'nɪsmʊs]

industrial waste

industrial waste

Industrieabfälle (pl)

[ɪndʊs'tʀi:ʔapˌfɛlə]

packing (process)

Verpacken (n)

[fɛɐ'pakən]

to pack (vt)

verpacken (vt)

[fɛɐ'pakən]

107. Contract. Agreement

contract

Vertrag (m)

[fɛɐ'tʀa:k]

agreement

Vereinbarung (f)

[fɛɐ'ʔaɪnba:ʀʊŋ]

addendum

Anhang (m)

['anhaŋ] to sign a contract

to sign a contract

einen Vertrag abschließen

['aɪnən fɛɐ'tʀa:k 'apˌʃli:sən]

signature

Unterschrift (f)

['ʊntɐˌʃʀɪft]

to sign (vt)

unterschreiben (vt)

[ˌʊntɐ'ʃʀaɪbən]

seal (stamp)

Stempel (m)

['ʃtɛmpəl]

subject of the contract

Vertragsgegenstand (m)

[fɛɐ'tʀa:ks·'ɡe:ɡənʃtant]

clause

Punkt (m)

[pʊŋkt]

parties (in contract)

Parteien (pl)

[paʁ'taɪən]

legal address

legal address

rechtmäßige Anschrift (f)

['ʀɛçtˌmɛ:sɪɡə 'anʃʀɪft]

to violate the contract

Vertrag brechen

[fɛɐ'tʀa:k 'bʀɛçən]

commitment (obligation)

Verpflichtung (f)

[fɛɐ'pflɪçtʊŋ]

responsibility

Verantwortlichkeit (f)

[fɛɐ'ʔantvɔʁtlɪçkaɪt]

force majeure

Force majeure (f)

[fɔʁs·ma'ʒœ:r]

dispute

Streit (m)

[ʃtʀaɪt]

penalties

Strafsanktionen (pl)

['ʃtʀa:f·zaŋk'tsjo:nən]

108. Import and Export

import

Import (m)

[ˌɪm'pɔʁt]

importer

Importeur (m)

[ɪmpɔʁ'tø:ɐ]

to import (vt)

importieren (vt)

[ɪmpɔʁ'ti:ʀən] import (as adj.)

import (as adj.)

Import-

[ˌɪm'pɔʁt]

export (exportation)

Export (m)

[ɛks'pɔʁt]

exporter

Exporteur (m)

[ɛkspɔʁ'tø:ɐ]

to export (vi, vt)

exportieren (vt)

[ˌɛkspɔʁ'ti:ʀən]

export (as adj.)

Export-

[ɛks'pɔʁt]

goods (merchandise)

Waren (pl)

['va:ʀən]

consignment, lot

Partie (f), Ladung (f)

[paʁ'ti:], ['la:dʊŋ]

weight

weight

Gewicht (n)

[ɡə'vɪçt]

volume

Volumen (n)

[vo'lu:mən]

cubic meter

Kubikmeter (m)

[ku'bi:kˌme:tɐ]

manufacturer

Hersteller (m)

['he:ɐˌʃtɛlɐ]

transportation company

Transportunternehmen (n)

[tʀans'pɔʁt·ʊntɐ'ne:mən]

container

Container (m)

[ˌkɔn'tɛɪnɐ]

border

Grenze (f)

['ɡʀɛntsə]

customs

customs

Zollamt (n)

['tsɔlˌʔamt]

customs duty

Zoll (m)

[tsɔl]

customs officer

Zollbeamter (m)

['tsɔl·bəˌʔamtɐ]

smuggling

Schmuggel (m)

['ʃmʊɡəl]

contraband (smuggled goods)

Schmuggelware (f)

['ʃmʊɡəlˌva:ʀə]

109. Finances

stock (share)

Aktie (f)

['aktsiə]

bond (certificate)

Obligation (f)

[ɔbliɡa'tsjo:n]

promissory note

Wechsel (m)

['vɛksəl] stock exchange

stock exchange

Börse (f)

['bœʁzə]

stock price

Aktienkurs (m)

['aktsiən·kʊʁs]

to go down (become cheaper)

billiger werden

['bɪlɪɡɐ 've:ɐdən]

to go up (become more expensive)

teuer werden

['tɔɪɐ 've:ɐdən]

share

Anteil (m)

['anˌtaɪl]

controlling interest

Mehrheitsbeteiligung (f)

['me:ɐhaɪts·bə'taɪlɪɡʊŋ]

investment

Investitionen (pl)

[ɪnvɛsti'tsjo:nən]

to invest (vt)

to invest (vt)

investieren (vt)

[ɪnvɛs'ti:ʀən]

percent

Prozent (n)

[pʀo'tsɛnt]

interest (on investment)

Zinsen (pl)

['tsɪnzən]

profit

Gewinn (m)

[ɡə'vɪn]

profitable (adj)

gewinnbringend

[ɡə'vɪnˌbʀɪŋənt]

tax

Steuer (f)

['ʃtɔɪɐ]

currency (foreign ~)

Währung (f)

['vɛ:ʀʊŋ]

national (adj)

national (adj)

Landes-

['landəs]

exchange (currency ~)

Geldumtausch (m)

['ɡɛltˌʊmtaʊʃ]

accountant

Buchhalter (m)

['bu:χˌhaltɐ]

accounting

Buchhaltung (f)

['bu:χˌhaltʊŋ]

bankruptcy

Bankrott (m)

[baŋ'kʀɔt]

collapse, crash

Zusammenbruch (m)

[tsu'zamənˌbʀʊχ]

ruin

Pleite (f)

['plaɪtə]

to be ruined (financially)

to be ruined (financially)

pleite gehen

['plaɪtə 'ɡe:ən]

inflation

Inflation (f)

[ɪnfla'tsjo:n]

devaluation

Abwertung (f)

['apˌve:ɐtʊŋ]

capital

Kapital (n)

[kapi'ta:l]

income

Einkommen (n)

['aɪnˌkɔmən]

turnover

Umsatz (m)

['ʊmˌzats]

resources

Mittel (pl)

['mɪtəl]

monetary resources

monetary resources

Geldmittel (pl)

['ɡɛltˌmɪtəl]

overhead

Gemeinkosten (pl)

[ɡə'maɪnˌkɔstən]

to reduce (expenses)

reduzieren (vt)

[ʀedu'tsi:ʀən]

110. Marketing

marketing

Marketing (n)

['maʁkətɪŋ]

market

Markt (m)

[maʁkt]

market segment

Marktsegment (n)

['maʁkt·zɛ'ɡmɛnt] product

product

Produkt (n)

[pʀo'dʊkt]

goods (merchandise)

Waren (pl)

['va:ʀən]

brand

Schutzmarke (f)

['ʃʊtsˌmaʁkə]

trademark

Handelsmarke (f)

['handəlsˌmaʁkə]

logotype

Firmenzeichen (n)

['fɪʁmənˌtsaɪçən]

logo

Logo (m, n)

['lo:ɡɔ]

demand

Nachfrage (f)

['na:χˌfʀa:ɡə]

supply

supply

Angebot (n)

['anɡəˌbo:t]

need

Bedürfnis (n)

[bə'dʏʁfnɪs]

consumer

Verbraucher (m)

[fɛɐ'bʀaʊχɐ]

analysis

Analyse (f)

[ana'ly:zə]

to analyze (vt)

analysieren (vt)

[ˌanaly:'zi:ʀən]

positioning

Positionierung (f)

[pozitsjɔ'ni:ʀʊŋ]

to position (vt)

positionieren (vt)

[pozitsjɔ'ni:ʀən]

price

price

Preis (m)

[pʀaɪs]

pricing policy

Preispolitik (f)

['pʀaɪs·poli'tɪk]

price formation

Preisbildung (f)

['pʀaɪsˌbɪldʊŋ]

111. Advertising

advertising

Werbung (f)

['vɛʁbʊŋ]

to advertise (vt)

werben (vt)

['vɛʁbən]

budget

Budget (n)

[by'dʒe:] ad, advertisement

ad, advertisement

Werbeanzeige (f)

['vɛʁbəʔanˌtsaɪɡə]

TV advertising

Fernsehwerbung (f)

['fɛʁnze:ˌvɛʁbʊŋ]

radio advertising

Radiowerbung (f)

['ʀa:dɪoˌvɛʁbʊŋ]

outdoor advertising

Außenwerbung (f)

['aʊsənˌvɛʁbʊŋ]

mass media

Massenmedien (pl)

['masənˌme:dɪən]

periodical (n)

Zeitschrift (f)

['tsaɪtˌʃʀɪft]

image (public appearance)

Image (n)

['ɪmɪdʒ]

slogan

slogan

Losung (f)

['lo:zʊŋ]

motto (maxim)

Motto (n)

['mɔto]

campaign

Kampagne (f)

[kam'panjə]

advertising campaign

Werbekampagne (f)

['vɛʁbə·kam'panjə]

target group

Zielgruppe (f)

['tsi:lˌɡʀʊpə]

business card

Visitenkarte (f)

[vi'zi:tənˌkaʁtə]

leaflet (promotional ~)

Flugblatt (n)

['flu:kˌblat]

brochure (e.g., 12 pages ~)

brochure (e.g., 12 pages ~)

Broschüre (f)

[bʀɔ'ʃy:ʀə]

pamphlet

Faltblatt (n)

['faltˌblat]

newsletter

Informationsblatt (n)

[ɪnfɔʁma'tsjo:nsˌblat]

signboard (store sign, etc.)

Firmenschild (n)

['fɪʁmənˌʃɪlt]

poster

Plakat (n)

[pla'ka:t]

billboard

Werbeschild (n)

['vɛʁbəˌʃɪlt]

112. Banking

bank

Bank (f)

[baŋk]

branch (of bank, etc.)

Filiale (f)

[fi'lɪa:lə]

bank clerk, consultant

Berater (m)

[bə'ʀa:tɐ] manager (director)

manager (director)

Leiter (m)

['laɪtɐ]

bank account

Konto (n)

['kɔnto]

account number

Kontonummer (f)

['kɔntoˌnʊmɐ]

checking account

Kontokorrent (n)

[kɔnto·kɔ'ʀɛnt]

savings account

Sparkonto (n)

['ʃpa:ɐˌkɔnto]

to open an account

ein Konto eröffnen

[aɪn 'kɔnto ɛɐ'ʔœfnən]

to close the account

das Konto schließen

[das 'kɔnto 'ʃli:sən]

to deposit into the account

to deposit into the account

auf ein Konto einzahlen

[aʊf aɪn 'kɔnto 'aɪnˌtsa:lən]

to withdraw (vt)

abheben (vt)

['apˌhe:bən]

deposit

Einzahlung (f)

['aɪnˌtsa:lʊŋ]

to make a deposit

eine Einzahlung machen

['aɪnə 'aɪnˌtsa:lʊŋ 'maχən]

wire transfer

Überweisung (f)

[ˌy:bɐ'vaɪzən]

to wire, to transfer

überweisen (vt)

[ˌy:bɐ'vaɪzən]

sum

Summe (f)

['zʊmə]

How much?

How much?

Wie viel?

['vi: fi:l]

signature

Unterschrift (f)

['ʊntɐˌʃʀɪft]

to sign (vt)

unterschreiben (vt)

[ˌʊntɐ'ʃʀaɪbən]

credit card

Kreditkarte (f)

[kʀe'di:tˌkaʁtə]

code (PIN code)

Code (m)

[ko:t]

credit card number

Kreditkartennummer (f)

[kʀe'di:tˌkaʁtə'nʊmɐ]

ATM

Geldautomat (m)

['ɡɛltʔaʊtoˌma:t]

check

check

Scheck (m)

[ʃɛk]

to write a check

einen Scheck schreiben

['aɪnən ʃɛk 'ʃʀaɪbn]

checkbook

Scheckbuch (n)

['ʃɛkˌbu:χ]

loan (bank ~)

Darlehen (m)

['daʁˌle:ən]

to apply for a loan

ein Darlehen beantragen

[aɪn 'daʁˌle:ən bə'ʔantʀa:ɡən]

to get a loan

ein Darlehen aufnehmen

[aɪn daʁˌle:ən 'aʊfˌne:mən]

to give a loan

ein Darlehen geben

[aɪn 'daʁˌle:ən 'ɡe:bən]

guarantee

guarantee

Sicherheit (f)

['zɪçɐhaɪt]

113. Telephone. Phone conversation

telephone

Telefon (n)

[tele'fo:n]

cell phone

Mobiltelefon (n)

[mo'bi:l·teleˌfo:n]

answering machine

Anrufbeantworter (m)

['anʀu:fbə·antˌvɔʁtɐ] to call (by phone)

to call (by phone)

anrufen (vt)

['anˌʀu:fən]

phone call

Anruf (m)

['anˌʀu:f]

to dial a number

eine Nummer wählen

['aɪnə 'nʊmɐ 'vɛ:lən]

Hello!

Hallo!

[ha'lo:]

to ask (vt)

fragen (vt)

['fʀa:ɡən]

to answer (vi, vt)

antworten (vi)

['antˌvɔʁtən]

to hear (vt)

hören (vt)

['hø:ʀən]

well (adv)

well (adv)

gut

[ɡu:t]

not well (adv)

schlecht

[ʃlɛçt]

noises (interference)

Störungen (pl)

['ʃtø:ʀʊŋən]

receiver

Hörer (m)

['hø:ʀɐ]

to pick up (~ the phone)

den Hörer abnehmen

[den 'hø:ʀɐ 'apˌne:mən]

to hang up (~ the phone)

auflegen (vt)

['aʊfˌle:ɡən]

busy (engaged)

besetzt

[bə'zɛtst]

to ring (ab. phone)

to ring (ab. phone)

läuten (vi)

['lɔɪtən]

telephone book

Telefonbuch (n)

[tele'fo:nˌbu:χ]

local (adj)

Orts-

[ɔʁts]

local call

Ortsgespräch

[ɔʁts·ɡə'ʃpʀɛ:ç]

long distance (~ call)

Fern-

['fɛʁn]

long-distance call

Ferngespräch

['fɛʁn·ɡəˈʃpʀɛ:ç]

international (adj)

Auslands-

['aʊslants]

international call

international call

Auslandsgespräch

['aʊslants·ɡə'ʃpʀɛ:ç]

114. Cell phone

cell phone

Mobiltelefon (n)

[mo'bi:l·teleˌfo:n]

display

Display (n)

[dɪs'ple:]

button

Knopf (m)

[knɔpf] SIM card

SIM card

SIM-Karte (f)

['zɪmˌkaʁtə]

battery

Batterie (f)

[batə'ʀi:]

to be dead (battery)

leer sein

[le:ɐ zaɪn]

charger

Ladegerät (n)

['la:də·ɡə'ʀɛ:t]

menu

Menü (n)

[me'ny:]

settings

Einstellungen (pl)

['aɪnʃtɛlʊŋən]

tune (melody)

Melodie (f)

[melo'di:]

to select (vt)

to select (vt)

auswählen (vt)

['aʊsˌvɛ:lən]

calculator

Rechner (m)

['ʀɛçnɐ]

voice mail

Anrufbeantworter (m)

['anʀu:fbə·antˌvɔʁtɐ]

alarm clock

Wecker (m)

['vɛkɐ]

contacts

Kontakte (pl)

[kɔn'taktə]

SMS (text message)

SMS-Nachricht (f)

[ɛsʔɛm'ʔɛs 'na:χˌʀɪçt]

subscriber

Teilnehmer (m)

['taɪlˌne:mɐ]

115. Stationery

ballpoint pen

Kugelschreiber (m)

['ku:ɡəlˌʃʀaɪbɐ]

fountain pen

Federhalter (m)

['fe:dɐˌhaltɐ]

pencil

Bleistift (m)

['blaɪˌʃtɪft] highlighter

highlighter

Faserschreiber (m)

['fa:zɐˌʃʀaɪbɐ]

felt-tip pen

Filzstift (m)

['fɪltsˌʃtɪft]

notepad

Notizblock (m)

[no'ti:tsˌblɔk]

agenda (diary)

Terminkalender (m)

[tɛʁ'mi:n·kaˌlɛndɐ]

ruler

Lineal (n)

[line'a:l]

calculator

Rechner (m)

['ʀɛçnɐ]

eraser

Radiergummi (m)

[ʀa'di:ɐˌɡʊmi]

thumbtack

thumbtack

Reißzwecke (f)

['ʀaɪs·tsvɛkə]

paper clip

Heftklammer (f)

['hɛftˌklamɐ]

glue

Klebstoff (m)

['kle:pˌʃtɔf]

stapler

Hefter (m)

['hɛftɐ]

hole punch

Locher (m)

['lɔχɐ]

pencil sharpener

Bleistiftspitzer (m)

['blaɪʃtɪftˌʃpɪtsɐ]

116. Various kinds of documents

account (report)

Bericht (m)

[bə'ʀɪçt]

agreement

Abkommen (n)

['apˌkɔmən]

application form

Anmeldeformular (n)

['anmɛldə·fɔʁmuˌla:ɐ] authentic (adj)

authentic (adj)

Original-

[oʀiɡi'na:l]

badge (identity tag)

Namensschild (n)

['na:mənsˌʃɪlt]

business card

Visitenkarte (f)

[vi'zi:tənˌkaʁtə]

certificate (~ of quality)

Zertifikat (n)

[tsɛʁtifi'ka:t]

check (e.g., draw a ~)

Scheck (m)

[ʃɛk]

check (in restaurant)

Rechnung (f)

['ʀɛçnʊŋ]

constitution

Verfassung (f)

[fɛɐ'fasʊŋ]

contract (agreement)

contract (agreement)

Vertrag (m)

[fɛɐ'tʀa:k]

copy

Kopie (f)

[ko'pi:]

copy (of contract, etc.)

Kopie (f)

[ko'pi:]

customs declaration

Zolldeklaration (f)

['tsɔl·deklaʀa'tsjo:n]

document

Dokument (n)

[ˌdoku'mɛnt]

driver's license

Führerschein (m)

['fy:ʀɐˌʃaɪn]

addendum

Anlage (f)

['anˌla:ɡə]

form

form

Fragebogen (m)

['fʀa:ɡəˌbo:ɡən]

ID card (e.g., FBI ~)

Ausweis (m)

['aʊsˌvaɪs]

inquiry (request)

Anfrage (f)

['anˌfʀa:ɡə]

invitation card

Einladungskarte (f)

['aɪnla:dʊŋsˌkaʁtə]

invoice

Rechnung (f)

['ʀɛçnʊŋ]

law

Gesetz (n)

[ɡə'zɛts]

letter (mail)

Brief (m)

[bʀi:f]

letterhead

letterhead

Briefbogen (n)

['bʀi:fˌbo:ɡən]

list (of names, etc.)

Liste (f)

['lɪstə]

manuscript

Manuskript (n)

[manu'skʀɪpt]

newsletter

Informationsblatt (n)

[ɪnfɔʁma'tsjo:nsˌblat]

note (short letter)

Zettel (m)

['tsɛtəl]

pass (for worker, visitor)

Passierschein (m)

[pa'si:ɐˌʃaɪn]

passport

Pass (m)

[pas]

permit

permit

Erlaubnis (f)

[ɛɐ'laʊpnɪs]

résumé

Lebenslauf (m)

['le:bənsˌlaʊf]

debt note, IOU

Schuldschein (m)

['ʃʊltʃaɪn]

receipt (for purchase)

Quittung (f)

['kvɪtʊŋ]

sales slip, receipt

Kassenzettel (m)

['kasənˌtsɛtəl]

report (mil.)

Bericht (m)

[bə'ʀɪçt]

to show (ID, etc.)

vorzeigen (vt)

['fo:ɐˌtsaɪɡən]

to sign (vt)

to sign (vt)

unterschreiben (vt)

[ˌʊntɐ'ʃʀaɪbən]

signature

Unterschrift (f)

['ʊntɐˌʃʀɪft]

seal (stamp)

Stempel (m)

['ʃtɛmpəl]

text

Text (m)

[tɛkst]

ticket (for entry)

Eintrittskarte (f)

['aɪntʀɪtsˌkaʁtə]

to cross out

streichen (vt)

['ʃtʀaɪçən]

to fill out (~ a form)

ausfüllen (vt)

['aʊsˌfʏlən]

waybill (shipping invoice)

waybill (shipping invoice)

Frachtbrief (m)

['fʀaχtˌbʀi:f]

will (testament)

Testament (n)

[tɛsta'mɛnt]

117. Kinds of business

accounting services

Buchführung (f)

['bu:χˌfy:ʀʊŋ]

advertising

Werbung (f)

['vɛʁbʊŋ]

advertising agency

Werbeagentur (f)

['vɛʁbəʔaɡɛnˌtu:ɐ] air-conditioners

air-conditioners

Klimaanlagen (pl)

['kli:maˌʔanla:ɡən]

airline

Fluggesellschaft (f)

['flu:kɡəˌzɛlʃaft]

alcoholic beverages

Spirituosen (pl)

[ʃpiʀi'tʊo:zən]

antiques (antique dealers)

Antiquitäten (pl)

[antikvi'tɛ:tən]

art gallery (contemporary ~)

Kunstgalerie (f)

['kʊnstˌɡalə'ʀi:]

audit services

Rechnungsprüfung (f)

['ʀɛçnʊŋsˌpʀy:fʊŋ]

banking industry

Bankwesen (n)

['baŋkˌve:zən]

bar

bar

Bar (f)

[ba:ɐ]

beauty parlor

Schönheitssalon (m)

['ʃø:nhaɪtsˌza'lɔŋ]

bookstore

Buchhandlung (f)

['bu:χˌhandlʊŋ]

brewery

Bierbrauerei (f)

['bi:ɐ·bʀaʊəˌʀaɪ]

business center

Bürogebäude (n)

[by'ʀo:ɡəˌbɔɪdə]

business school

Business-Schule (f)

['bɪznɛs·'ʃu:lə]

casino

Kasino (n)

[ka'zi:no]

construction

construction

Bau (m)

['baʊ]

consulting

Beratung (f)

[bə'ʀa:tʊŋ]

dental clinic

Stomatologie (f)

[ʃtomatolo'ɡi:]

design

Design (n)

[di'zaɪn]

drugstore, pharmacy

Apotheke (f)

[apo'te:kə]

dry cleaners

chemische Reinigung (f)

[çe:miʃə 'ʀaɪnɪɡʊŋ]

employment agency

Personalagentur (f)

[pɛʁzo'na:l·aɡɛn'tu:ɐ]

financial services

financial services

Finanzdienstleistungen (pl)

[fi'nants·'di:nstˌlaɪstʊŋən]

food products

Nahrungsmittel (pl)

['na:ʀʊŋsˌmɪtəl]

funeral home

Bestattungsinstitut (n)

[bə'ʃtatʊŋsʔɪnstiˌtu:t]

furniture (e.g., house ~)

Möbel (n)

['mø:bəl]

clothing, garment

Kleidung (f)

['klaɪdʊŋ]

hotel

Hotel (n)

[ho'tɛl]

ice-cream

Eis (n)

[aɪs]

industry (manufacturing)

industry (manufacturing)

Industrie (f)

[ɪndʊs'tʀi:]

insurance

Versicherung (f)

[fɛɐ'zɪçəʀʊŋ]

Internet

Internet (n)

['ɪntɐnɛt]

investments (finance)

Investitionen (pl)

[ɪnvɛsti'tsjo:nən]

jeweler

Juwelier (m)

[juve'li:ɐ]

jewelry

Juwelierwaren (pl)

[juve'li:ɐˌva:ʀən]

laundry (shop)

Wäscherei (f)

[vɛʃə'ʀaɪ]

legal advisor

legal advisor

Rechtsberatung (f)

['ʀɛçts·bə'ʀa:tʊŋ]

light industry

Leichtindustrie (f)

['laɪçtʔɪndʊsˌtʀi:]

magazine

Zeitschrift (f)

['tsaɪtˌʃʀɪft]

mail order selling

Versandhandel (m)

[fɛɐ'zantˌhandəl]

medicine

Medizin (f)

[medi'tsi:n]

movie theater

Kino (n)

['ki:no]

museum

Museum (n)

[mu'ze:ʊm]

news agency

news agency

Nachrichtenagentur (f)

['na:χʀɪçtənʔaɡɛnˌtu:ɐ]

newspaper

Zeitung (f)

['tsaɪtʊŋ]

nightclub

Nachtklub (m)

['naχtˌklʊp]

oil (petroleum)

Erdöl (n)

['e:ɐtˌʔø:l]

courier services

Kurierdienst (m)

[ku'ʀi:ɐˌdi:nst]

pharmaceutics

Pharmaindustrie (f)

['faʁmaʔɪndʊsˌtʀi:]

printing (industry)

Druckindustrie (f)

[dʀʊk·ɪndʊs'tʀi:]

publishing house

publishing house

Verlag (m)

[fɛɐ'la:k]

radio (~ station)

Rundfunk (m)

['ʀʊntfʊŋk]

real estate

Immobilien (pl)

[ɪmo'bi:lɪən]

restaurant

Restaurant (n)

[ʀɛsto'ʀaŋ]

security company

Sicherheitsagentur (f)

['zɪçɐhaɪts·aɡɛn'tu:ɐ]

sports

Sport (m)

[ʃpɔʁt]

stock exchange

Börse (f)

['bœʁzə]

store

store

Laden (m)

['la:dən]

supermarket

Supermarkt (m)

['zu:pɐˌmaʁkt]

swimming pool (public ~)

Schwimmbad (n)

['ʃvɪmba:t]

tailor shop

Atelier (n)

[ate'lie:]

television

Fernsehen (n)

['fɛʁnˌze:ən]

theater

Theater (n)

[te'a:tɐ]

trade (commerce)

Handel (m)

['handəl]

transportation

transportation

Transporte (pl)

[tʀans'pɔʁtə]

travel

Reisen (pl)

['ʀaɪzən]

veterinarian

Tierarzt (m)

['ti:ɐˌʔaʁtst]

warehouse

Warenlager (n)

['va:ʀənˌla:ɡɐ]

waste collection

Müllabfuhr (f)

['mʏlˌʔapfu:ɐ]

JOB. BUSINESS. PART 2

118. Show. Exhibition

exhibition, show

Ausstellung (f)

['aʊsˌʃtɛlʊŋ]

trade show

Handelsausstellung (f)

['handəlsˌaʊsʃtɛlʊŋ]

participation

Teilnahme (f)

['taɪlˌna:mə] to participate (vi)

to participate (vi)

teilnehmen (vi)

['taɪlˌne:mən]

participant (exhibitor)

Teilnehmer (m)

['taɪlˌne:mɐ]

director

Direktor (m)

[di'ʀɛkto:ɐ]

organizers' office

Messeverwaltung (f)

['mɛsə·fɛɐ'valtʊŋ]

organizer

Organisator (m)

[ɔʁɡani'za:to:ɐ]

to organize (vt)

veranstalten (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʔanʃtaltən]

participation form

Anmeldeformular (n)

['anmɛldə·fɔʁmuˌla:ɐ]

to fill out (vt)

to fill out (vt)

ausfüllen (vt)

['aʊsˌfʏlən]

details

Details (pl)

[de'taɪs]

information

Information (f)

[ɪnfɔʁma'tsjo:n]

price (cost, rate)

Preis (m)

[pʀaɪs]

including

einschließlich

['aɪnʃli:slɪç]

to include (vt)

einschließen (vt)

['aɪnˌʃli:sən]

to pay (vi, vt)

zahlen (vt)

['tsa:lən]

registration fee

registration fee

Anmeldegebühr (f)

['anmɛldə·ɡəˌby:ɐ]

entrance

Eingang (m)

['aɪnˌɡaŋ]

pavilion, hall

Pavillon (m)

['pavɪljɔŋ]

to register (vt)

registrieren (vt)

[ʀeɡɪs'tʀi:ʀən]

badge (identity tag)

Namensschild (n)

['na:mənsˌʃɪlt]

booth, stand

Stand (m)

[ʃtant]

to reserve, to book

reservieren (vt)

[ʀezɛʁ'vi:ʀən]

display case

display case

Vitrine (f)

[vi'tʀi:nə]

spotlight

Strahler (m)

['ʃtʀa:lɐ]

design

Design (n)

[di'zaɪn]

to place (put, set)

stellen (vt)

['ʃtɛlən]

to be placed

gelegen sein

[ɡə'le:ɡən zaɪn]

distributor

Distributor (m)

[dɪstʀi'bu:to:ɐ]

supplier

Lieferant (m)

[ˌli:fə'ʀant]

to supply (vt)

to supply (vt)

liefern (vt)

['li:fɐn]

country

Land (n)

[lant]

foreign (adj)

ausländisch

['aʊsˌlɛndɪʃ]

product

Produkt (n)

[pʀo'dʊkt]

association

Assoziation (f)

[asɔtsia'tsjo:n]

conference hall

Konferenzraum (m)

[kɔnfe'ʀɛntsˌʀaʊm]

congress

Kongress (m)

[kɔŋ'ɡʀɛs]

contest (competition)

contest (competition)

Wettbewerb (m)

['vɛtbəˌvɛʁp]

visitor (attendee)

Besucher (m)

[bə'zu:χɐ]

to visit (attend)

besuchen (vt)

[bə'zu:χən]

customer

Auftraggeber (m)

['aʊftʀa:kˌɡe:bɐ]

119. Mass Media

newspaper

Zeitung (f)

['tsaɪtʊŋ]

magazine

Zeitschrift (f)

['tsaɪtˌʃʀɪft]

press (printed media)

Presse (f)

['pʀɛsə] radio

radio

Rundfunk (m)

['ʀʊntfʊŋk]

radio station

Rundfunkstation (f)

['ʀʊntfʊŋk·ʃta'tsjo:n]

television

Fernsehen (n)

['fɛʁnˌze:ən]

presenter, host

Moderator (m)

[mode'ʀa:to:ɐ]

newscaster

Sprecher (m)

['ʃpʀɛçɐ]

commentator

Kommentator (m)

[kɔmən'tato:ɐ]

journalist

Journalist (m)

[ʒʊʁna'lɪst]

correspondent (reporter)

correspondent (reporter)

Korrespondent (m)

[kɔʀɛspɔn'dɛnt]

press photographer

Bildberichterstatter (m)

['bɪlt·bə'ʀɪçtʔɛɐˌʃtatɐ]

reporter

Reporter (m)

[ʀe'pɔʁtɐ]

editor

Redakteur (m)

[ʀedak'tø:ɐ]

editor-in-chief

Chefredakteur (m)

['ʃɛf·ʀedakˌtø:ɐ]

to subscribe (to …)

abonnieren (vt)

[abɔ'ni:ʀən]

subscription

Abonnement (n)

[abɔnə'ma:ŋ]

subscriber

subscriber

Abonnent (m)

[abo'nɛnt]

to read (vi, vt)

lesen (vi, vt)

['le:zən]

reader

Leser (m)

['le:zɐ]

circulation (of newspaper)

Auflage (f)

['aʊfˌla:ɡə]

monthly (adj)

monatlich

['mo:natlɪç]

weekly (adj)

wöchentlich

['vœçəntlɪç]

issue (edition)

Ausgabe (f)

['aʊsˌɡa:bə]

new (~ issue)

new (~ issue)

neueste (~ Ausgabe)

['noɪstə]

headline

Titel (m)

['ti:təl]

short article

Notiz (f)

[no'ti:ts]

column (regular article)

Rubrik (f)

[ʀu'bʀi:k]

article

Artikel (m)

[ˌaʁ'ti:kl]

page

Seite (f)

['zaɪtə]

reportage, report

Reportage (f)

[ʀepɔʁ'ta:ʒə]

event (happening)

event (happening)

Ereignis (n)

[ɛɐ'ʔaɪɡnɪs]

sensation (news)

Sensation (f)

[zɛnza'tsjo:n]

scandal

Skandal (m)

[skan'da:l]

scandalous (adj)

skandalös

[skanda'lø:s]

great (~ scandal)

groß

[ɡʀo:s]

show (e.g., cooking ~)

Sendung (f)

['zɛndʊŋ]

interview

Interview (n)

['ɪntɐvju:]

live broadcast

live broadcast

Live-Übertragung (f)

['laɪfʔy:bɐˌtʀa:ɡʊŋ]

channel

Kanal (m)

[ka'na:l]

120. Agriculture

agriculture

Landwirtschaft (f)

['lantvɪʁtʃaft]

peasant (masc.)

Bauer (m)

['baʊɐ]

peasant (fem.)

Bäuerin (f)

['bɔɪəʀɪn] farmer

farmer

Farmer (m)

['faʁmɐ]

tractor (farm ~)

Traktor (m)

['tʀakto:ɐ]

combine, harvester

Mähdrescher (m)

['mɛ:ˌdʀɛʃɐ]

plow

Pflug (m)

[pflu:k]

to plow (vi, vt)

pflügen (vt)

['pfly:ɡən]

plowland

Acker (m)

['akɐ]

furrow (in field)

Furche (f)

['fʊʁçə]

to sow (vi, vt)

to sow (vi, vt)

säen (vt)

['zɛ:ən]

seeder

Sämaschine (f)

['zɛ:·ma'ʃi:nə]

sowing (process)

Saat (f)

['za:t]

scythe

Sense (f)

['zɛnzə]

to mow, to scythe

mähen (vt)

['mɛ:ən]

spade (tool)

Schaufel (f)

['ʃaʊfəl]

to till (vt)

graben (vt)

['ɡʀa:bən]

hoe

hoe

Hacke (f)

['hakə]

to hoe, to weed

jäten (vt)

['jɛ:tən]

weed (plant)

Unkraut (n)

['ʊnˌkʀaʊt]

watering can

Gießkanne (f)

['ɡi:sˌkanə]

to water (plants)

gießen (vt)

['ɡi:sən]

watering (act)

Bewässerung (f)

[bə'vɛsəʀʊŋ]

pitchfork

Heugabel (f)

['hɔɪˌɡa:bəl]

rake

rake

Rechen (m)

[ʀɛçən]

fertilizer

Dünger (m)

['dʏŋɐ]

to fertilize (vt)

düngen (vt)

['dʏŋən]

manure (fertilizer)

Mist (m)

[mɪst]

field

Feld (n)

[fɛlt]

meadow

Wiese (f)

['vi:zə]

vegetable garden

Gemüsegarten (m)

[ɡə'my:zəˌɡaʁtən]

orchard (e.g., apple ~)

orchard (e.g., apple ~)

Obstgarten (m)

['o:pstˌɡaʁtən]

to graze (vt)

weiden (vt)

['vaɪdən]

herder (herdsman)

Hirt (m)

[hɪʁt]

pasture

Weide (f)

['vaɪdə]

cattle breeding

Viehzucht (f)

['fi:ˌtsʊχt]

sheep farming

Schafzucht (f)

['ʃa:fˌtsʊχt]

plantation

Plantage (f)

[plan'ta:ʒə]

row (garden bed ~s)

row (garden bed ~s)

Beet (n)

['be:t]

hothouse

Treibhaus (n)

['tʀaɪpˌhaʊs]

drought (lack of rain)

Dürre (f)

['dʏʀə]

dry (~ summer)

dürr, trocken

[dʏʁ], 'tʀɔkən]

grain

Getreide (n)

[ɡə'tʀaɪdə]

cereal crops

Getreidepflanzen (pl)

[ɡə'tʀaɪdəˌpflantsən]

to harvest, to gather

ernten (vt)

['ɛʁntən]

miller (person)

miller (person)

Müller (m)

['mʏlɐ]

mill (e.g., gristmill)

Mühle (f)

['my:lə]

to grind (grain)

mahlen (vt)

['ma:lən]

flour

Mehl (n)

[me:l]

straw

Stroh (n)

[ʃtʀo:]

121. Building. Building process

construction site

Baustelle (f)

['baʊˌʃtɛlə]

to build (vt)

bauen (vt)

['baʊən]

construction worker

Bauarbeiter (m)

['baʊʔaʁˌbaɪtɐ] project

project

Projekt (n)

[pʀo'jɛkt]

architect

Architekt (m)

[aʁçi'tɛkt]

worker

Arbeiter (m)

['aʁbaɪtɐ]

foundation (of a building)

Fundament (n)

[fʊnda'mɛnt]

roof

Dach (n)

[daχ]

foundation pile

Pfahl (m)

[pfa:l]

wall

Wand (f)

[vant]

reinforcing bars

reinforcing bars

Bewehrungsstahl (m)

[bə've:ʀʊŋsˌʃta:l]

scaffolding

Gerüst (n)

[ɡə'ʀʏst]

concrete

Beton (m)

[be'tɔŋ]

granite

Granit (m)

[ɡʀa'ni:t]

stone

Stein (m)

[ʃtaɪn]

brick

Ziegel (m)

['tsi:ɡəl]

sand

Sand (m)

[zant]

cement

cement

Zement (m, n)

[tse'mɛnt]

plaster (for walls)

Putz (m)

[pʊts]

to plaster (vt)

verputzen (vt)

[fɛɐ'pʊtsən]

paint

Farbe (f)

['faʁbə]

to paint (~ a wall)

färben (vt)

['fɛʁbən]

barrel

Fass (n), Tonne (f)

[fas], ['tɔnə]

crane

Kran (m)

[kʀa:n]

to lift, to hoist (vt)

to lift, to hoist (vt)

aufheben (vt)

['aʊfˌhe:bən]

to lower (vt)

herunterlassen (vt)

[hɛ'ʀʊntɐˌlasən]

bulldozer

Planierraupe (f)

[pla'ni:ɐˌʀaʊpə]

excavator

Bagger (m)

['baɡɐ]

scoop, bucket

Baggerschaufel (f)

['baɡɐˌʃaʊfəl]

to dig (excavate)

graben (vt)

['ɡʀa:bən]

hard hat

Schutzhelm (m)

['ʃʊtsˌhɛlm]

122. Science. Research. Scientists

science

Wissenschaft (f)

['vɪsənˌʃaft]

scientific (adj)

wissenschaftlich

['vɪsənˌʃaftlɪç]

scientist

Wissenschaftler (m)

['vɪsənˌʃaftlɐ] theory

theory

Theorie (f)

[teo'ʀi:]

axiom

Axiom (n)

[a'ksɪo:m]

analysis

Analyse (f)

[ana'ly:zə]

to analyze (vt)

analysieren (vt)

[ˌanaly:'zi:ʀən]

argument (strong ~)

Argument (n)

[aʁɡu'mɛnt]

substance (matter)

Substanz (f)

[zʊps'tants]

hypothesis

Hypothese (f)

[ˌhypo'te:zə]

dilemma

dilemma

Dilemma (n)

[ˌdi'lɛma]

dissertation

Dissertation (f)

[dɪsɛʁta'tsjo:n]

dogma

Dogma (n)

['dɔɡma]

doctrine

Doktrin (f)

[dɔk'tʀi:n]

research

Forschung (f)

['fɔʁʃʊŋ]

to research (vt)

forschen (vi)

['fɔʁʃən]

tests (laboratory ~)

Kontrolle (f)

[kɔn'tʀɔlə]

laboratory

laboratory

Labor (n)

[la'bo:ɐ]

method

Methode (f)

[me'to:də]

molecule

Molekül (n)

[mole'ky:l]

monitoring

Monitoring (n)

['mo:nito:ʀɪŋ]

discovery (act, event)

Entdeckung (f)

[ɛnt'dɛkʊŋ]

postulate

Postulat (n)

[pɔstu'la:t]

principle

Prinzip (n)

[pʀɪn'tsi:p]

forecast

forecast

Prognose (f)

[pʀo'ɡno:zə]

to forecast (vt)

prognostizieren (vt)

[pʀoɡnɔsti'tsi:ʀən]

synthesis

Synthese (f)

[zʏn'te:zə]

trend (tendency)

Tendenz (f)

[tɛn'dɛnts]

theorem

Theorem (n)

[teo'ʀe:m]

teachings

Lehre (f)

['le:ʀə]

fact

Tatsache (f)

['ta:tˌzaχə]

expedition

expedition

Expedition (f)

[ɛkspedi'tsjo:n]

experiment

Experiment (n)

[ɛkspeʀi'mɛnt]

academician

Akademiemitglied (n)

[akade'mi:·mɪtˌɡli:t]

bachelor (e.g., ~ of Arts)

Bachelor (m)

['bɛtʃəlɐ]

doctor (PhD)

Doktor (m)

['dɔkto:ɐ]

Associate Professor

Dozent (m)

[do'tsɛnt]

Master (e.g., ~ of Arts)

Magister (m)

[ma'ɡɪstɐ]

professor

professor

Professor (m)

[pʀo'fɛso:ɐ]

PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

123. Job search. Dismissal

job

Arbeit (f), Stelle (f)

['aʁbaɪt], ['ʃtɛlə]

staff (work force)

Belegschaft (f)

[bə'le:kʃaft]

personnel

Personal (n)

[pɛʁzo'na:l] career

career

Karriere (f)

[ka'ʀɪe:ʀə]

prospects (chances)

Perspektive (f)

[pɛʁspɛk'ti:və]

skills (mastery)

Können (n)

['kœnən]

selection (screening)

Auswahl (f)

['aʊsva:l]

employment agency

Personalagentur (f)

[pɛʁzo'na:l·aɡɛn'tu:ɐ]

résumé

Lebenslauf (m)

['le:bənsˌlaʊf]

job interview

Vorstellungsgespräch (n)

['fo:ɐʃtɛlʊŋs·ɡəˌʃpʀɛ:ç]

vacancy, opening

vacancy, opening

Vakanz (f)

[va'kants]

salary, pay

Gehalt (n)

[ɡə'halt]

fixed salary

festes Gehalt (n)

['fɛstəs ɡə'halt]

pay, compensation

Arbeitslohn (m)

['aʁbaɪtsˌlo:n]

position (job)

Stellung (f)

['ʃtɛlʊŋ]

duty (of employee)

Pflicht (f), Aufgabe (f)

[pflɪçt], ['aʊfˌɡa:bə]

range of duties

Aufgabenspektrum (n)

['aʊfˌɡa:bən'ʃpɛktʀʊm]

busy (I'm ~)

busy (I'm ~)

beschäftigt

[ˌbə'ʃɛftɪçt]

to fire (dismiss)

kündigen (vt)

['kʏndɪɡən]

dismissal

Kündigung (f)

['kʏndɪɡʊŋ]

unemployment

Arbeitslosigkeit (f)

['aʁbaɪtsˌlo:zɪçkaɪt]

unemployed (n)

Arbeitslose (m)

['aʁbaɪtsˌlo:zə]

retirement

Rente (f), Ruhestand (m)

['ʀɛntə], ['ʀu:əˌʃtant]

to retire (from job)

in Rente gehen

[ɪn 'ʀɛntə 'ɡe:ən]

124. Business people

director

Direktor (m)

[di'ʀɛkto:ɐ]

manager (director)

Leiter (m)

['laɪtɐ]

boss

Boss (m)

[bɔs] superior

superior

Vorgesetzte (m)

['fo:ɐɡəˌzɛtstə]

superiors

Vorgesetzten (pl)

['fo:ɐɡəˌzɛtstən]

president

Präsident (m)

[pʀɛzi'dɛnt]

chairman

Vorsitzende (m)

['fo:ɐˌzɪtsəndə]

deputy (substitute)

Stellvertreter (m)

['ʃtɛlfɛɐˌtʀe:tɐ]

assistant

Helfer (m)

['hɛlfɐ]

secretary

Sekretär (m)

[zekʀe'tɛ:ɐ]

personal assistant

personal assistant

Privatsekretär (m)

[pʀi'va:t·zekʀe'tɛ:ɐ]

businessman

Geschäftsmann (m)

[ɡə'ʃɛftsˌman]

entrepreneur

Unternehmer (m)

[ˌʊntɐ'ne:mɐ]

founder

Gründer (m)

['ɡʀʏndɐ]

to found (vt)

gründen (vt)

['ɡʀʏndən]

incorporator

Gründungsmitglied (n)

['ɡʀʏndʊŋsˌmɪtɡli:t]

partner

Partner (m)

['paʁtnɐ]

stockholder

stockholder

Aktionär (m)

[aktsjo'nɛ:ɐ]

millionaire

Millionär (m)

[mɪljɔ'nɛ:ɐ]

billionaire

Milliardär (m)

[ˌmɪlɪaʁ'dɛ:ɐ]

owner, proprietor

Besitzer (m)

[bə'zɪtsɐ]

landowner

Landbesitzer (m)

['lantbəˌzɪtsɐ]

client

Kunde (m)

['kʊndə]

regular client

Stammkunde (m)

['ʃtamˌkʊndə]

buyer (customer)

buyer (customer)

Käufer (m)

['kɔɪfɐ]

visitor

Besucher (m)

[bə'zu:χɐ]

professional (n)

Fachmann (m)

['faχˌman]

expert

Experte (m)

[ɛks'pɛʁtə]

specialist

Spezialist (m)

[ʃpetsɪa'lɪst]

banker

Bankier (m)

[baŋ'kɪe:]

broker

Makler (m)

['ma:klɐ]

cashier, teller

cashier, teller

Kassierer (m)

[ka'si:ʀɐ]

accountant

Buchhalter (m)

['bu:χˌhaltɐ]

security guard

Wächter (m)

['vɛçtɐ]

investor

Investor (m)

[ɪn'vɛsto:ɐ]

debtor

Schuldner (m)

['ʃʊldnɐ]

creditor

Gläubiger (m)

['ɡlɔɪbɪɡɐ]

borrower

Kreditnehmer (m)

[kʀe'di:tˌne:mɐ]

importer

importer

Importeur (m)

[ɪmpɔʁ'tø:ɐ]

exporter

Exporteur (m)

[ɛkspɔʁ'tø:ɐ]

manufacturer

Hersteller (m)

['he:ɐˌʃtɛlɐ]

distributor

Distributor (m)

[dɪstʀi'bu:to:ɐ]

middleman

Vermittler (m)

[fɛɐ'mɪtlɐ]

consultant

Berater (m)

[bə'ʀa:tɐ]

sales representative

Vertreter (m)

[fɛɐ'tʀe:tɐ]

agent

agent

Agent (m)

[aɡɛnt]

insurance agent

Versicherungsagent (m)

[fɛɐ'zɪçəʀʊŋs·a'ɡɛnt]

125. Service professions

cook

Koch (m)

[kɔχ]

chef (kitchen chef)

Chefkoch (m)

['ʃɛfˌkɔχ]

baker

Bäcker (m)

['bɛkɐ] bartender

bartender

Barmixer (m)

['ba:ɐˌmɪksɐ]

waiter

Kellner (m)

['kɛlnɐ]

waitress

Kellnerin (f)

['kɛlnəʀɪn]

lawyer, attorney

Rechtsanwalt (m)

['ʀɛçtsʔanˌvalt]

lawyer (legal expert)

Jurist (m)

[ju'ʀɪst]

notary public

Notar (m)

[no'ta:ɐ]

electrician

Elektriker (m)

[ˌe'lɛktʀikɐ]

plumber

plumber

Klempner (m)

['klɛmpnɐ]

carpenter

Zimmermann (m)

['tsɪmɐˌman]

masseur

Masseur (m)

[ma'sø:ɐ]

masseuse

Masseurin (f)

[ma'sø:ʀɪn]

doctor

Arzt (m)

[aʁtst]

taxi driver

Taxifahrer (m)

['taksiˌfa:ʀɐ]

driver

Fahrer (m)

['fa:ʀɐ]

delivery man

delivery man

Ausfahrer (m)

['aʊsˌfa:ʀɐ]

chambermaid

Zimmermädchen (n)

['tsɪmɐˌmɛ:tçən]

security guard

Wächter (m)

['vɛçtɐ]

flight attendant (fem.)

Flugbegleiterin (f)

['flu:k·bəˌɡlaɪtəʀɪn]

schoolteacher

Lehrer (m)

['le:ʀɐ]

librarian

Bibliothekar (m)

[biblioteˌka:ɐ]

translator

Übersetzer (m)

[ˌy:bɐ'zɛtsɐ]

interpreter

interpreter

Dolmetscher (m)

['dɔlmɛtʃɐ]

guide

Fremdenführer (m)

['fʀɛmdənˌfy:ʀɐ]

hairdresser

Friseur (m)

[fʀi'zø:ɐ]

mailman

Briefträger (m)

['bʀi:fˌtʀɛ:ɡɐ]

salesman (store staff)

Verkäufer (m)

[fɛɐ'kɔɪfɐ]

gardener

Gärtner (m)

['ɡɛʁtnɐ]

domestic servant

Diener (m)

['di:nɐ]

maid (female servant)

maid (female servant)

Magd (f)

[ma:kt]

cleaner (cleaning lady)

Putzfrau (f)

['pʊtsˌfʀaʊ]

126. Military professions and ranks

private

einfacher Soldat (m)

['aɪnfaχɐ zɔl'da:t]

sergeant

Feldwebel (m)

['fɛltˌve:bəl]

lieutenant

Leutnant (m)

['lɔɪtnant] captain

captain

Hauptmann (m)

['haʊptman]

major

Major (m)

[ma'jo:ɐ]

colonel

Oberst (m)

['o:bɐst]

general

General (m)

[ɡenə'ʀa:l]

marshal

Marschall (m)

['maʁʃal]

admiral

Admiral (m)

[ˌatmi'ʀa:l]

military (n)

Militärperson (f)

[mili'tɛ:ɐˌpɛʁ'zo:n]

soldier

soldier

Soldat (m)

[zɔl'da:t]

officer

Offizier (m)

[ɔfi'tsi:ɐ]

commander

Kommandeur (m)

[kɔman'dø:ɐ]

border guard

Grenzsoldat (m)

['ɡʀɛnts·zɔlˌda:t]

radio operator

Funker (m)

['fʊŋkɐ]

scout (searcher)

Aufklärer (m)

['aʊfˌklɛ:ʀɐ]

pioneer (sapper)

Pionier (m)

[pɪo'ni:ɐ]

marksman

marksman

Schütze (m)

['ʃʏtsə]

navigator

Steuermann (m)

['ʃtɔɪɐˌman]

127. Officials. Priests

king

König (m)

['kø:nɪç]

queen

Königin (f)

['kø:nɪɡɪn]

prince

Prinz (m)

[pʀɪnts] princess

princess

Prinzessin (f)

[pʀɪn'tsɛsɪn]

czar

Zar (m)

[tsa:ɐ]

czarina

Zarin (f)

['tsa:ʀɪn]

president

Präsident (m)

[pʀɛzi'dɛnt]

Secretary (minister)

Minister (m)

[mi'nɪstɐ]

prime minister

Ministerpräsident (m)

[mi'nɪstɐ·pʀɛziˌdɛnt]

senator

Senator (m)

[ze'na:to:ɐ]

diplomat

diplomat

Diplomat (m)

[ˌdiplo'ma:t]

consul

Konsul (m)

['kɔnzʊl]

ambassador

Botschafter (m)

['bo:tˌʃaftɐ]

counselor (diplomatic officer)

Ratgeber (m)

['ʀa:tˌɡe:bɐ]

official, functionary (civil servant)

Beamte (m)

[bə'ʔamtə]

prefect

Präfekt (m)

[pʀɛ'fɛkt]

mayor

Bürgermeister (m)

['bʏʁɡɐˌmaɪstɐ]

judge

judge

Richter (m)

['ʀɪçtɐ]

prosecutor (e.g., district attorney)

Staatsanwalt (m)

['ʃta:tsʔanˌvalt]

missionary

Missionar (m)

[ˌmɪsjɔ'na:ɐ]

monk

Mönch (m)

[mœnç]

abbot

Abt (m)

[apt]

rabbi

Rabbiner (m)

[ʀa'bi:nɐ]

vizier

Wesir (m)

[ve'zi:ɐ]

shah

shah

Schah (n)

[ʃaχ]

sheikh

Scheich (m)

[ʃaɪç]

128. Agricultural professions

beekeeper

Bienenzüchter (m)

['bi:nənˌtsʏçtɐ]

herder, shepherd

Hirt (m)

[hɪʁt]

agronomist

Agronom (m)

[aɡʀo'no:m] cattle breeder

cattle breeder

Viehzüchter (m)

['fi:ˌtsʏçtɐ]

veterinarian

Tierarzt (m)

['ti:ɐˌʔaʁtst]

farmer

Farmer (m)

['faʁmɐ]

winemaker

Winzer (m)

['vɪntsɐ]

zoologist

Zoologe (m)

[tsoo'lo:ɡə]

cowboy

Cowboy (m)

['kaʊbɔɪ]

129. Art professions

actor

Schauspieler (m)

['ʃaʊˌʃpi:lɐ]

actress

Schauspielerin (f)

['ʃaʊˌʃpi:ləʀɪn]

singer (masc.)

Sänger (m)

['zɛŋɐ] singer (fem.)

singer (fem.)

Sängerin (f)

['zɛŋəʀɪn]

dancer (masc.)

Tänzer (m)

['tɛntsɐ]

dancer (fem.)

Tänzerin (f)

['tɛntsəʀɪn]

performer (masc.)

Künstler (m)

['kʏnstlɐ]

performer (fem.)

Künstlerin (f)

['kʏnstləʀɪn]

musician

Musiker (m)

['mu:zikɐ]

pianist

Pianist (m)

[pɪa'nɪst]

guitar player

guitar player

Gitarrist (m)

[ɡita'ʀɪst]

conductor (orchestra ~)

Dirigent (m)

[ˌdiʀi'ɡɛnt]

composer

Komponist (m)

[ˌkɔmpo'nɪst]

impresario

Manager (m)

['mɛnɪdʒɐ]

film director

Regisseur (m)

[ʀeʒɪ'sø:ɐ]

producer

Produzent (m)

[pʀodu'tsɛnt]

scriptwriter

Drehbuchautor (m)

['dʀe:bu:χˌʔaʊto:ɐ]

critic

critic

Kritiker (m)

['kʀi:tɪkɐ]

writer

Schriftsteller (m)

['ʃʀɪftˌʃtɛlɐ]

poet

Dichter (m)

['dɪçtɐ]

sculptor

Bildhauer (m)

['bɪltˌhaʊɐ]

artist (painter)

Maler (m)

['ma:lɐ]

juggler

Jongleur (m)

[ʒɔŋ'ɡlø:ɐ]

clown

Clown (m)

[klaʊn]

acrobat

acrobat

Akrobat (m)

[akʀo'ba:t]

magician

Zauberkünstler (m)

['tsaʊbɐˌkʏnstlɐ]

130. Various professions

doctor

Arzt (m)

[aʁtst]

nurse

Krankenschwester (f)

[kʀaŋkənˌʃvɛstɐ]

psychiatrist

Psychiater (m)

[psy'çɪa:tɐ] dentist

dentist

Zahnarzt (m)

['tsa:nˌʔaʁtst]

surgeon

Chirurg (m)

[çi'ʀʊʁk]

astronaut

Astronaut (m)

[astʀo'naʊt]

astronomer

Astronom (m)

[astʀo'no:m]

pilot

Pilot (m)

[pi'lo:t]

driver (of taxi, etc.)

Fahrer (m)

['fa:ʀɐ]

engineer (train driver)

Lokführer (m)

['lɔkˌfy:ʀɐ]

mechanic

mechanic

Mechaniker (m)

[me'ça:nikɐ]

miner

Bergarbeiter (m)

['bɛʁkʔaʁˌbaɪtɐ]

worker

Arbeiter (m)

['aʁbaɪtɐ]

locksmith

Schlosser (m)

['ʃlɔsɐ]

joiner (carpenter)

Tischler (m)

['tɪʃlɐ]

turner (lathe operator)

Dreher (m)

['dʀe:ɐ]

construction worker

Bauarbeiter (m)

['baʊʔaʁˌbaɪtɐ]

welder

welder

Schweißer (m)

['ʃvaɪsɐ]

professor (title)

Professor (m)

[pʀo'fɛso:ɐ]

architect

Architekt (m)

[aʁçi'tɛkt]

historian

Historiker (m)

[hɪs'to:ʀikɐ]

scientist

Wissenschaftler (m)

['vɪsənˌʃaftlɐ]

physicist

Physiker (m)

['fy:zikɐ]

chemist (scientist)

Chemiker (m)

['çe:mikɐ]

archeologist

archeologist

Archäologe (m)

[aʁçɛo'lo:ɡə]

geologist

Geologe (m)

[ɡeo'lo:ɡə]

researcher (scientist)

Forscher (m)

['fɔʁʃɐ]

babysitter

Kinderfrau (f)

['kɪndɐˌfʀaʊ]

teacher, educator

Lehrer (m)

['le:ʀɐ]

editor

Redakteur (m)

[ʀedak'tø:ɐ]

editor-in-chief

Chefredakteur (m)

['ʃɛf·ʀedakˌtø:ɐ]

correspondent

correspondent

Korrespondent (m)

[kɔʀɛspɔn'dɛnt]

typist (fem.)

Schreibkraft (f)

['ʃʀaɪpˌkʀaft]

designer

Designer (m)

[di'zaɪnɐ]

computer expert

Computerspezialist (m)

[kɔm'pju:tɐ·ʃpetsɪa'lɪst]

programmer

Programmierer (m)

[pʀoɡʀa'mi:ʀɐ]

engineer (designer)

Ingenieur (m)

[ɪnʒe'nɪø:ɐ]

sailor

Seemann (m)

['ze:man]

seaman

seaman

Matrose (m)

[ma'tʀo:zə]

rescuer

Retter (m)

['ʀɛtɐ]

fireman

Feuerwehrmann (m)

['fɔɪɐve:ɐˌman]

police officer

Polizist (m)

[poli'tsɪst]

watchman

Nachtwächter (m)

['naχtˌvɛçtɐ]

detective

Detektiv (m)

[detɛk'ti:f]

customs officer

Zollbeamter (m)

['tsɔl·bəˌʔamtɐ]

bodyguard

bodyguard

Leibwächter (m)

['laɪpˌvɛçtɐ]

prison guard

Gefängniswärter (m)

[ɡə'fɛŋnɪs·vɛʁtɐ]

inspector

Inspektor (m)

[ɪn'spɛkto:ɐ]

sportsman

Sportler (m)

['ʃpɔʁtlɐ]

trainer, coach

Trainer (m)

['tʀɛ:nɐ]

butcher

Fleischer (m)

['flaɪʃɐ]

cobbler (shoe repairer)

Schuster (m)

['ʃu:stɐ]

merchant

merchant

Geschäftsmann (m)

[ɡə'ʃɛftsˌman]

loader (person)

Ladearbeiter (m)

['la:dəˌaʁbaɪtɐ]

fashion designer

Modedesigner (m)

['mo:də·di'zaɪnɐ]

model (fem.)

Modell (n)

[mo'dɛl]

131. Occupations. Social status

schoolboy

Schüler (m)

['ʃy:lɐ]

student (college ~)

Student (m)

[ʃtu'dɛnt]

philosopher

Philosoph (m)

[filo'zo:f] economist

economist

Ökonom (m)

[øko'no:m]

inventor

Erfinder (m)

[ɛɐ'fɪndɐ]

unemployed (n)

Arbeitslose (m)

['aʁbaɪtsˌlo:zə]

retiree

Rentner (m)

['ʀɛntnɐ]

spy, secret agent

Spion (m)

[ʃpi'o:n]

prisoner

Gefangene (m)

[ɡə'faŋənə]

striker

Streikender (m)

['ʃtʀaɪkəndɐ]

bureaucrat

bureaucrat

Bürokrat (m)

[ˌbyʀo'kʀa:t]

traveler (globetrotter)

Reisende (m)

['ʀaɪzəndə]

gay, homosexual (n)

Homosexuelle (m)

[homozɛ'ksuɛlə]

hacker

Hacker (m)

['hɛkɐ]

hippie

Hippie (m)

['hɪpi]

bandit

Bandit (m)

[ban'di:t]

hit man, killer

Killer (m)

['kɪlɐ]

drug addict

drug addict

Drogenabhängiger (m)

['dʀo:ɡənˌʔaphɛŋɪɡɐ]

drug dealer

Drogenhändler (m)

['dʀo:ɡənˌhɛndlɐ]

prostitute (fem.)

Prostituierte (f)

[ˌpʀostitu'i:ɐtə]

pimp

Zuhälter (m)

['tsu:ˌhɛltɐ]

sorcerer

Zauberer (m)

['tsaʊbəʀɐ]

sorceress (evil ~)

Zauberin (f)

['tsaʊbəʀɪn]

pirate

Seeräuber (m)

['ze:ˌʀɔɪbɐ]

slave

slave

Sklave (m)

['skla:və]

samurai

Samurai (m)

[zamu'ʀaɪ]

savage (primitive)

Wilde (m)

['vɪldə]

SPORTS

132. Kinds of sports. Sportspersons

sportsman

Sportler (m)

['ʃpɔʁtlɐ]

kind of sports

Sportart (f)

['ʃpɔʁtʔa:ɐt]

basketball

Basketball (m)

['ba:skətbal] basketball player

basketball player

Basketballspieler (m)

['ba:skətbalˌʃpi:lɐ]

baseball

Baseball (m, n)

['bɛɪsbɔ:l]

baseball player

Baseballspieler (m)

['beɪsbɔ:lˌʃpi:lɐ]

soccer

Fußball (m)

['fu:sbal]

soccer player

Fußballspieler (m)

['fu:sbalˌʃpi:lɐ]

goalkeeper

Torwart (m)

['to:ɐˌvaʁt]

hockey

Eishockey (n)

['aɪsˌhɔki]

hockey player

hockey player

Eishockeyspieler (m)

['aɪshɔkiˌʃpi:lɐ]

volleyball

Volleyball (m)

['vɔliˌbal]

volleyball player

Volleyballspieler (m)

['vɔlibalˌʃpi:lɐ]

boxing

Boxen (n)

['bɔksən]

boxer

Boxer (m)

['bɔksɐ]

wrestling

Ringen (n)

['ʀɪŋən]

wrestler

Ringkämpfer (m)

['ʀɪŋˌkɛmpfɐ]

karate

karate

Karate (n)

[ka'ʀa:tə]

karate fighter

Karatekämpfer (m)

[ka'ʀa:təˌkɛmpfɐ]

judo

Judo (n)

['ju:dɔ]

judo athlete

Judoka (m)

[ju'do:ka]

tennis

Tennis (n)

['tɛnɪs]

tennis player

Tennisspieler (m)

['tɛnɪsˌʃpi:lɐ]

swimming

Schwimmen (n)

['ʃvɪmən]

swimmer

swimmer

Schwimmer (m)

['ʃvɪmɐ]

fencing

Fechten (n)

['fɛçtən]

fencer

Fechter (m)

['fɛçtɐ]

chess

Schach (n)

[ʃaχ]

chess player

Schachspieler (m)

['ʃaχˌʃpi:lɐ]

alpinism

Bergsteigen (n)

['bɛʁkˌʃtaɪɡən]

alpinist

Bergsteiger (m)

['bɛʁkˌʃtaɪɡɐ]

running

running

Lauf (m)

[laʊf]

runner

Läufer (m)

['lɔɪfɐ]

athletics

Leichtathletik (f)

['laɪçtʔatˌle:tik]

athlete

Athlet (m)

[at'le:t]

horseback riding

Pferdesport (m)

['pfe:ɐdəˌʃpɔʁt]

horse rider

Reiter (m)

['ʀaɪtɐ]

figure skating

Eiskunstlauf (m)

['aɪskʊnstˌlaʊf]

figure skater (masc.)

figure skater (masc.)

Eiskunstläufer (m)

['aɪskʊnstˌlɔɪfɐ]

figure skater (fem.)

Eiskunstläuferin (f)

['aɪskʊnstˌlɔɪfəʀɪn]

powerlifting

Gewichtheben (n)

[ɡə'vɪçtˌhe:bən]

powerlifter

Gewichtheber (m)

[ɡə'vɪçtˌhe:bɐ]

car racing

Autorennen (n)

['aʊtoʀɛnən]

racer (driver)

Rennfahrer (m)

['ʀɛnˌfa:ʀɐ]

cycling

Radfahren (n)

['ʀa:tˌfa:ʀən]

cyclist

cyclist

Radfahrer (m)

['ʀa:tˌfa:ʀɐ]

broad jump

Weitsprung (m)

['vaɪtˌʃpʀʊŋ]

pole vault

Stabhochsprung (m)

['ʃta:pho:χˌʃpʀʊŋ]

jumper

Springer (m)

['ʃpʀɪŋɐ]

133. Kinds of sports. Miscellaneous

football

American Football (m)

[ɛ'mɛʀɪkən 'fʊtbo:l]

badminton

Federballspiel (n)

['fe:dɐˌbal·ʃpi:l]

biathlon

Biathlon (n)

['bi:atlɔn] billiards

billiards

Billard (n)

['bɪljaʁt]

bobsled

Bob (m)

[bɔp]

bodybuilding

Bodybuilding (n)

['bɔdiˌbɪldɪŋ]

water polo

Wasserballspiel (n)

['vasɐbalˌʃpi:l]

handball

Handball (m)

['hantˌbal]

golf

Golf (n)

[ɡɔlf]

rowing, crew

Rudern (n)

['ʀu:dɐn]

scuba diving

scuba diving

Tauchen (n)

['taʊχən]

cross-country skiing

Skilanglauf (m)

['ʃi:ˌlantlɔɪf]

table tennis (ping-pong)

Tischtennis (n)

[tɪʃˌtɛnɪs]

sailing

Segelsport (m)

['ze:ɡəlˌʃpɔʁt]

rally racing

Rallye (f, n)

['ʀali]

rugby

Rugby (n)

['ʀakbi]

snowboarding

Snowboard (n)

['sno:ˌbo:ɐt]

archery

archery

Bogenschießen (n)

['bo:ɡənˌʃi:sən]

134. Gym

barbell

Hantel (f)

['hantəl]

dumbbells

Hanteln (pl)

['hantəln]

training machine

Trainingsgerät (n)

['tʀɛ:nɪŋs·ɡə'ʀɛ:t] exercise bicycle

exercise bicycle

Fahrradtrainer (m)

['fa:ɐʀa:ˌtʀɛ:nɐ]

treadmill

Laufband (n)

['laʊfˌbant]

horizontal bar

Reck (n)

[ʀɛk]

parallel bars

Barren (m)

['baʀən]

vault (vaulting horse)

Sprungpferd (n)

['ʃpʀɪŋˌpfe:ɐt]

mat (exercise ~)

Matte (f)

['matə]

jump rope

Sprungseil (n)

['ʃpʀʊŋˌzaɪl]

aerobics

aerobics

Aerobic (n)

[ɛ'ʀo:bɪk]

yoga

Yoga (m, n)

['jo:ɡa]

135. Hockey

hockey

Eishockey (n)

['aɪsˌhɔki]

hockey player

Eishockeyspieler (m)

['aɪshɔkiˌʃpi:lɐ]

to play hockey

Hockey spielen

['hɔki 'ʃpi:lən] ice

ice

Eis (n)

[aɪs]

puck

Puck (m)

[pʊk]

hockey stick

Hockeyschläger (m)

['hɔkiˌʃlɛ:ɡɐ]

ice skates

Schlittschuhe (pl)

['ʃlɪtˌʃu:ə]

board (ice hockey rink ~)

Bord (m)

[bɔʁt]

shot

Schuss (m)

[ʃʊs]

goaltender

Torwart (m)

['to:ɐˌvaʁt]

goal (score)

goal (score)

Tor (n)

[to:ɐ]

to score a goal

ein Tor schießen

[aɪn 'to:ɐ 'ʃi:sən]

period

Drittel (n)

['dʀɪtəl]

second period

zweites Drittel (n)

['tsvaɪtəs 'dʀɪtəl]

substitutes bench

Ersatzbank (f)

[ɛɐ'zatsˌbaŋk]

136. Soccer

soccer

Fußball (m)

['fu:sbal]

soccer player

Fußballspieler (m)

['fu:sbalˌʃpi:lɐ]

to play soccer

Fußball spielen

['fu:sbal 'ʃpi:lən] major league

major league

Oberliga (f)

['o:bɐˌli:ɡa]

soccer club

Fußballclub (m)

['fu:sbalˌklʊp]

coach

Trainer (m)

['tʀɛ:nɐ]

owner, proprietor

Besitzer (m)

[bə'zɪtsɐ]

team

Mannschaft (f)

['manʃaft]

team captain

Mannschaftskapitän (m)

['manʃafts·kapiˌtɛ:n]

player

Spieler (m)

['ʃpi:lɐ]

substitute

substitute

Ersatzspieler (m)

[ɛɐ'zatsˌʃpi:lɐ]

forward

Stürmer (m)

['ʃtʏʁmɐ]

center forward

Mittelstürmer (m)

['mɪtəlˌʃtʏʁmɐ]

scorer

Torjäger (m)

['to:ɐˌjɛ:ɡɐ]

defender, back

Verteidiger (m)

[fɛɐ'taɪdɪɡɐ]

midfielder, halfback

Läufer (m)

['lɔɪfɐ]

match

Spiel (n)

[ʃpi:l]

to meet (vi, vt)

to meet (vi, vt)

sich begegnen

[zɪç bə'ɡe:ɡnən]

final

Finale (n)

[fi'na:lə]

semi-final

Halbfinale (n)

['halp·fiˌna:lə]

championship

Meisterschaft (f)

['maɪstɐˌʃaft]

period, half

Halbzeit (f)

['halpˌtsaɪt]

first period

erste Halbzeit (f)

['ɛʁstə 'halpˌtsaɪt]

half-time

Halbzeit (f)

['halpˌtsaɪt]

goal

goal

Tor (n)

[to:ɐ]

goalkeeper

Torwart (m)

['to:ɐˌvaʁt]

goalpost

Torpfosten (m)

['to:ɐˌpfɔstən]

crossbar

Torlatte (f)

['to:ɐˌlatə]

net

Netz (n)

[nɛts]

to concede a goal

ein Tor zulassen

[aɪn 'to:ɐ 'tsu:ˌlasn]

ball

Ball (m)

[bal]

pass

pass

Pass (m)

[pas]

kick

Schuss (m)

[ʃʊs]

to kick (~ the ball)

schießen (vi)

['ʃi:sən]

free kick (direct ~)

Freistoß (m)

['fʀaɪˌʃto:s]

corner kick

Eckball (m)

['ɛkˌbal]

attack

Attacke (f)

[a'takə]

counterattack

Gegenangriff (m)

['ɡe:ɡənˌʔanɡʀɪf]

combination

combination

Kombination (f)

[kɔmbina'tsjo:n]

referee

Schiedsrichter (m)

['ʃi:tsˌʀɪçtɐ]

to blow the whistle

pfeifen (vi)

['pfaɪfən]

whistle (sound)

Pfeife (f)

['pfaɪfə]

foul, misconduct

Foul (n)

[faʊl]

to commit a foul

foulen (vt)

['faʊlən]

to send off

vom Platz verweisen

[fɔm plats fɛɐ'vaɪzən]

yellow card

yellow card

gelbe Karte (f)

['ɡɛlbə 'kaʁtə]

red card

rote Karte (f)

['ʀo:tə 'kaʁtə]

disqualification

Disqualifizierung (f)

[dɪskvalifi'tsi:ʀʊŋ]

to disqualify (vt)

disqualifizieren (vt)

[dɪskvalifi'tsi:ʀən]

penalty kick

Elfmeter (m)

[ɛlf'me:tɐ]

wall

Mauer (f)

['maʊɐ]

to score (vi, vt)

ein Tor schießen

[aɪn 'to:ɐ 'ʃi:sən]

goal (score)

goal (score)

Tor (n)

[to:ɐ]

to score a goal

ein Tor schießen

[aɪn 'to:ɐ 'ʃi:sən]

substitution

Wechsel (m)

['vɛksəl]

to replace (a player)

ersetzen (vt)

[ɛɐ'zɛtsən]

rules

Regeln (pl)

['ʀe:ɡəln]

tactics

Taktik (f)

['taktɪk]

stadium

Stadion (n)

['ʃta:djɔn]

stand (bleachers)

stand (bleachers)

Tribüne (f)

[tʀi'by:nə]

fan, supporter

Anhänger (m)

['anˌhɛŋɐ]

to shout (vi)

schreien (vi)

['ʃʀaɪən]

scoreboard

Anzeigetafel (f)

['antsaɪɡəˌta:fəl]

score

Ergebnis (n)

[ɛɐ'ɡe:pnɪs]

defeat

Niederlage (f)

['ni:dɐˌla:ɡə]

to lose (not win)

verlieren (vt)

[fɛɐ'li:ʀən]

tie

tie

Unentschieden (n)

['ʊnʔɛntˌʃi:dən]

to tie (vi)

unentschieden spielen

['ʊnʔɛntˌʃi:dən 'ʃpi:lən]

victory

Sieg (m)

[zi:k]

to win (vi, vt)

gewinnen (vt)

[ɡə'vɪnən]

champion

Meister (m)

['maɪstɐ]

best (adj)

der beste

[de:ɐ 'bɛstə]

to congratulate (vt)

gratulieren (vi)

[ɡʀatu'li:ʀən]

commentator

commentator

Kommentator (m)

[kɔmən'tato:ɐ]

to commentate (vt)

kommentieren (vt)

[kɔmɛn'ti:ʀən]

broadcast

Übertragung (f)

[ˌy:bɐ'tʀa:ɡʊŋ]

137. Alpine skiing

skis

Ski (pl)

[ʃi:]

to ski (vi)

Ski laufen

['ʃi: 'laʊfən]

mountain-ski resort

Skiort (m)

['ʃi:ˌʔɔʁt] ski lift

ski lift

Skilift (m)

['ʃi:ˌlɪft]

ski poles

Skistöcke (pl)

['ʃi:ˌʃtœkə]

slope

Abhang (m)

['apˌhaŋ]

slalom

Slalom (m)

['sla:lɔm]

138. Tennis. Golf

golf

Golf (n)

[ɡɔlf]

golf club

Golfklub (m)

['ɡɔlfˌklʊp]

golfer

Golfspieler (m)

['ɡɔlfˌʃpi:lɐ] hole

hole

Loch (n)

[lɔχ]

club

Schläger (m)

['ʃlɛ:ɡɐ]

golf trolley

Golfwagen (m)

['ɡɔlfˌva:ɡən]

tennis

Tennis (n)

['tɛnɪs]

tennis court

Tennisplatz (m)

['tɛnɪsˌplats]

serve

Aufschlag (m)

['aʊfˌʃla:k]

to serve (vt)

angeben (vt)

['anˌɡe:bən]

racket

racket

Tennisschläger (m)

['tɛnɪsˌʃlɛ:ɡɐ]

net

Netz (n)

[nɛts]

ball

Ball (m)

[bal]

139. Chess

chess

Schach (n)

[ʃaχ]

chessmen

Schachfiguren (pl)

['ʃaχ·fiˌɡu:ʀən]

chess player

Schachspieler (m)

['ʃaχˌʃpi:lɐ] chessboard

chessboard

Schachbrett (n)

['ʃaχˌbʀɛt]

chessman

Figur (f)

[fi'ɡu:ɐ]

White (white pieces)

Weißen (pl)

['vaɪsən]

Black (black pieces)

Schwarze (pl)

['ʃvaʁtsə]

pawn

Bauer (m)

['baʊɐ]

bishop

Läufer (m)

['lɔɪfɐ]

knight

Springer (m)

['ʃpʀɪŋɐ]

rook

rook

Turm (m)

[tʊʁm]

queen

Königin (f)

['kø:nɪɡɪn]

king

König (m)

['kø:nɪç]

move

Zug (m)

[tsu:k]

to move (vi, vt)

einen Zug machen

['aɪnən tsu:k 'maχən]

to sacrifice (vt)

opfern (vt)

['ɔpfɐn]

castling

Rochade (f)

[ʀɔ'χa:də]

check

check

Schach (n)

[ʃaχ]

checkmate

Matt (n)

[mat]

chess tournament

Schachturnier (n)

['ʃaχ·tʊʁˌni:ɐ]

Grand Master

Großmeister (m)

['ɡʀo:sˌmaɪstɐ]

combination

Kombination (f)

[kɔmbina'tsjo:n]

game (in chess)

Partie (f)

[paʁ'ti:]

checkers

Damespiel (n)

['da:məˌʃpi:l]

140. Boxing

boxing

Boxen (n)

['bɔksən]

fight (bout)

Boxkampf (m)

['bɔksˌkampf]

boxing match

Zweikampf (m)

['tsvaɪˌkampf] round (in boxing)

round (in boxing)

Runde (f)

['ʀʊndə]

ring

Ring (m)

[ʀɪŋ]

gong

Gong (m, n)

[ɡɔŋ]

punch

Schlag (m)

[ʃla:k]

knockdown

Knockdown (m)

[nɔk'daʊn]

knockout

Knockout (m)

[nɔk'ʔaʊt]

to knock out

k.o. schlagen (vt)

[ka:'ʔo: 'ʃla:ɡən]

boxing glove

boxing glove

Boxhandschuh (m)

['bɔks·hantˌʃu:]

referee

Schiedsrichter (m)

['ʃi:tsˌʀɪçtɐ]

lightweight

Leichtgewicht (n)

['laɪçt·ɡəˌvɪçt]

middleweight

Mittelgewicht (n)

['mɪtəl·ɡəˌvɪçt]

heavyweight

Schwergewicht (n)

['ʃve:ɐ·ɡəˌvɪçt]

141. Sports. Miscellaneous

Olympic Games

Olympische Spiele (pl)

[o'lʏmpɪʃə 'ʃpi:lə]

winner

Sieger (m)

['zi:ɡɐ]

to be winning

siegen (vi)

['zi:ɡən] to win (vi)

to win (vi)

gewinnen (vt)

[ɡə'vɪnən]

leader

Tabellenführer (m)

[ta'bɛlənˌfy:ʀɐ]

to lead (vi)

führen (vi)

['fy:ʀən]

first place

der erste Platz

[de:ɐ 'ɛʁstə plats]

second place

der zweite Platz

[de:ɐ 'tsvaɪtə plats]

third place

der dritte Platz

[de:ɐ 'dʀɪtə plats]

medal

Medaille (f)

[me'daljə]

trophy

trophy

Trophäe (f)

[tʀo'fɛ:ə]

prize cup (trophy)

Pokal (m)

[pɔ'ka:l]

prize (in game)

Preis (m)

[pʀaɪs]

main prize

Hauptpreis (m)

['haʊptˌpʀaɪs]

record

Rekord (m)

[ʀe'kɔʁt]

to set a record

einen Rekord aufstellen

['aɪnən ʀe'kɔʁt 'aʊfˌʃtɛlən]

final

Finale (n)

[fi'na:lə]

final (adj)

final (adj)

Final-

[fi'na:l]

champion

Meister (m)

['maɪstɐ]

championship

Meisterschaft (f)

['maɪstɐˌʃaft]

stadium

Stadion (n)

['ʃta:djɔn]

stand (bleachers)

Tribüne (f)

[tʀi'by:nə]

fan, supporter

Fan (m)

[fɛn]

opponent, rival

Gegner (m)

['ɡe:ɡnɐ]

start (start line)

start (start line)

Start (m)

[ʃtaʁt]

finish line

Ziel (n), Finish (n)

[tsi:l], ['fɪnɪʃ]

defeat

Niederlage (f)

['ni:dɐˌla:ɡə]

to lose (not win)

verlieren (vt)

[fɛɐ'li:ʀən]

referee

Schiedsrichter (m)

['ʃi:tsˌʀɪçtɐ]

jury (judges)

Jury (f)

['ʒy:ʀi]

score

Ergebnis (n)

[ɛɐ'ɡe:pnɪs]

tie

tie

Unentschieden (n)

['ʊnʔɛntˌʃi:dən]

to tie (vi)

unentschieden spielen

['ʊnʔɛntˌʃi:dən 'ʃpi:lən]

point

Punkt (m)

[pʊŋkt]

result (final score)

Ergebnis (n)

[ɛɐ'ɡe:pnɪs]

period

Spielabschnitt (m)

['ʃpi:lˌʔapʃnɪt]

half-time

Halbzeit (f), Pause (f)

['halpˌtsaɪt], ['paʊzə]

doping

Doping (n)

['do:pɪŋ]

to penalize (vt)

to penalize (vt)

bestrafen (vt)

[bə'ʃtʀa:fən]

to disqualify (vt)

disqualifizieren (vt)

[dɪskvalifi'tsi:ʀən]

apparatus

Sportgerät (n)

['ʃpɔʁt·ɡəˌʀɛ:t]

javelin

Speer (m)

[ʃpe:ɐ]

shot (metal ball)

Kugel (f)

['ku:ɡəl]

ball (snooker, etc.)

Kugel (f)

['ku:ɡəl]

aim (target)

Ziel (n)

[tsi:l]

target

target

Zielscheibe (f)

['tsi:lˌʃaɪbə]

to shoot (vi)

schießen (vi)

['ʃi:sən]

accurate (~ shot)

genau

[ɡə'naʊ]

trainer, coach

Trainer (m)

['tʀɛ:nɐ]

to train (sb)

trainieren (vt)

[tʀɛ'ni:ʀən]

to train (vi)

trainieren (vi)

[tʀɛ'ni:ʀən]

training

Training (n)

['tʀɛ:nɪŋ]

gym

gym

Turnhalle (f)

['tʊʁnˌhalə]

exercise (physical)

Übung (f)

['y:bʊŋ]

warm-up (athlete ~)

Aufwärmen (n)

['aʊfˌvɛʁmən]

EDUCATION

142. School

school

Schule (f)

['ʃu:lə]

principal (headmaster)

Schulleiter (m)

['ʃu:lˌlaɪtɐ]

pupil (boy)

Schüler (m)

['ʃy:lɐ] pupil (girl)

pupil (girl)

Schülerin (f)

['ʃy:ləʀɪn]

schoolboy

Schuljunge (m)

['ʃu:lˌjʊŋə]

schoolgirl

Schulmädchen (f)

['ʃu:lˌmɛ:tçən]

to teach (sb)

lehren (vt)

['le:ʀən]

to learn (language, etc.)

lernen (vt)

['lɛʁnən]

to learn by heart

auswendig lernen

['aʊsˌvɛndɪç 'lɛʁnən]

to learn (~ to count, etc.)

lernen (vi)

['lɛʁnən]

to be in school

to be in school

in der Schule sein

[ɪn de:ɐ 'ʃu:lə zaɪn]

to go to school

die Schule besuchen

[di 'ʃʊ:lə bə'zu:χən]

alphabet

Alphabet (n)

[alfa'be:t]

subject (at school)

Fach (n)

[faχ]

classroom

Klassenraum (m)

['klasənˌʀaʊm]

lesson

Stunde (f)

['ʃtʊndə]

recess

Pause (f)

['paʊzə]

school bell

school bell

Schulglocke (f)

['ʃu:lˌɡlɔkə]

school desk

Schulbank (f)

['ʃu:lˌbaŋk]

chalkboard

Tafel (f)

['ta:fəl]

grade

Note (f)

['no:tə]

good grade

gute Note (f)

['ɡu:tə 'no:tə]

bad grade

schlechte Note (f)

['ʃlɛçtə 'no:tə]

to give a grade

eine Note geben

['aɪnə 'no:tə 'ɡe:bən]

mistake, error

mistake, error

Fehler (m)

['fe:lɐ]

to make mistakes

Fehler machen

['fe:lɐ 'maχən]

to correct (an error)

korrigieren (vt)

[kɔʀi'ɡi:ʀən]

cheat sheet

Spickzettel (m)

['ʃpɪkˌtsɛtəl]

homework

Hausaufgabe (f)

['haʊsʔaʊfˌɡa:bə]

exercise (in education)

Übung (f)

['y:bʊŋ]

to be present

anwesend sein

['anˌve:zənt zaɪn]

to be absent

to be absent

fehlen (vi)

['fe:lən]

to miss school

versäumen (vt)

[fɛɐ'zɔɪmən]

to punish (vt)

bestrafen (vt)

[bə'ʃtʀa:fən]

punishment

Strafe (f)

['ʃtʀa:fə]

conduct (behavior)

Benehmen (n)

[bə'ne:mən]

report card

Zeugnis (n)

['tsɔɪknɪs]

pencil

Bleistift (m)

['blaɪˌʃtɪft]

eraser

eraser

Radiergummi (m)

[ʀa'di:ɐˌɡʊmi]

chalk

Kreide (f)

['kʀaɪdə]

pencil case

Federkasten (m)

['fe:dɐˌkastən]

schoolbag

Schulranzen (m)

['ʃu:lˌʀantsən]

pen

Kugelschreiber, Stift (m)

['ku:ɡəlˌʃʀaɪbɐ], [ʃtɪft]

school notebook

Heft (n)

[hɛft]

textbook

Lehrbuch (n)

['le:ɐˌbu:χ]

drafting compass

drafting compass

Zirkel (m)

['tsɪʁkəl]

to make technical drawings

zeichnen (vt)

['tsaɪçnən]

technical drawing

Zeichnung (f)

['tsaɪçnʊŋ]

poem

Gedicht (n)

[ɡə'dɪçt]

by heart (adv)

auswendig

['aʊsˌvɛndɪç]

to learn by heart

auswendig lernen

['aʊsˌvɛndɪç 'lɛʁnən]

school vacation

Ferien (pl)

['fe:ʀɪən]

to be on vacation

to be on vacation

in den Ferien sein

[ɪn den 'fe:ʀɪən zaɪn]

to spend one's vacation

Ferien verbringen

['fe:ʀɪən fɛɐ'bʀɪŋən]

test (written math ~)

Test (m), Prüfung (f)

[tɛst], ['pʀy:fʊŋ]

essay (composition)

Aufsatz (m)

['aʊfˌzats]

dictation

Diktat (n)

[dɪk'ta:t]

exam (examination)

Prüfung (f)

['pʀy:fʊŋ]

to take an exam

Prüfungen ablegen

['pʀy:fʊŋən 'apˌle:ɡən]

experiment (e.g., chemistry ~)

experiment (e.g., chemistry ~)

Experiment (n)

[ɛkspeʀi'mɛnt]

143. College. University

academy

Akademie (f)

[akade'mi:]

university

Universität (f)

[univɛʁzi'tɛ:t]

faculty (e.g., ~ of Medicine)

Fakultät (f)

[fakʊl'tɛ:t] student (masc.)

student (masc.)

Student (m)

[ʃtu'dɛnt]

student (fem.)

Studentin (f)

[ʃtu'dɛntɪn]

lecturer (teacher)

Lehrer (m)

['le:ʀɐ]

lecture hall, room

Hörsaal (m)

['hø:ɐˌza:l]

graduate

Hochschulabsolvent (m)

['ho:χʃu:lʔapzɔlˌvɛnt]

diploma

Diplom (n)

[di'plo:m]

dissertation

Dissertation (f)

[dɪsɛʁta'tsjo:n]

study (report)

study (report)

Forschung (f)

['fɔʁʃʊŋ]

laboratory

Labor (n)

[la'bo:ɐ]

lecture

Vorlesung (f)

['fo:ɐˌle:zʊŋ]

coursemate

Kommilitone (m)

[ˌkɔmili'to:nə]

scholarship

Stipendium (n)

[ʃti'pɛndɪʊm]

academic degree

akademischer Grad (m)

[aka'de:mɪʃɐ ɡʀa:t]

144. Sciences. Disciplines

mathematics

Mathematik (f)

[matema'ti:k]

algebra

Algebra (f)

['alɡebʀa]

geometry

Geometrie (f)

[ˌɡeome'tʀi:] astronomy

astronomy

Astronomie (f)

[astʀono'mi:]

biology

Biologie (f)

[ˌbiolo'ɡi:]

geography

Erdkunde (f)

['e:ɐtˌkʊndə]

geology

Geologie (f)

[ˌɡeolo'ɡi:]

history

Geschichte (f)

[ɡə'ʃɪçtə]

medicine

Medizin (f)

[medi'tsi:n]

pedagogy

Pädagogik (f)

[pɛda'ɡo:ɡɪk]

law

law

Recht (n)

[ʀɛçt]

physics

Physik (f)

[fy'zi:k]

chemistry

Chemie (f)

[çe'mi:]

philosophy

Philosophie (f)

[filozo'fi:]

psychology

Psychologie (f)

[psyçolo'ɡi:]

145. Writing system. Orthography

grammar

Grammatik (f)

[ɡʀa'matɪk]

vocabulary

Lexik (f)

['lɛksɪk]

phonetics

Phonetik (f)

[fo:'ne:tɪk] noun

noun

Substantiv (n)

['zʊpstanti:f]

adjective

Adjektiv (n)

['atjɛkti:f]

verb

Verb (n)

[vɛʁp]

adverb

Adverb (n)

[at'vɛʁp]

pronoun

Pronomen (n)

[pʀo'no:mən]

interjection

Interjektion (f)

[ˌɪntɐjɛk'tsjo:n]

preposition

Präposition (f)

[pʀɛpozi'tsjo:n]

root

root

Wurzel (f)

['vʊʁtsəl]

ending

Endung (f)

['ɛndʊŋ]

prefix

Vorsilbe (f)

['fo:ɐˌzɪlbə]

syllable

Silbe (f)

['zɪlbə]

suffix

Suffix (n), Nachsilbe (f)

['zʊfɪks], ['na:χˌzɪlbə]

stress mark

Betonung (f)

[bə'to:nʊŋ]

apostrophe

Apostroph (m)

[apo'stʀo:f]

period, dot

period, dot

Punkt (m)

[pʊŋkt]

comma

Komma (n)

['kɔma]

semicolon

Semikolon (n)

[zemi'ko:lɔn]

colon

Doppelpunkt (m)

['dɔpəlˌpʊŋkt]

ellipsis

Auslassungspunkte (pl)

['aʊslasʊŋsˌpʊŋktə]

question mark

Fragezeichen (n)

['fʀa:ɡəˌtsaɪçən]

exclamation point

Ausrufezeichen (n)

['aʊsʀu:fəˌtsaɪçən]

quotation marks

quotation marks

Anführungszeichen (pl)

['anfy:ʀʊŋsˌtsaɪçən]

in quotation marks

in Anführungszeichen

[ɪn 'anfy:ʀʊŋsˌtsaɪçən]

parenthesis

runde Klammern (pl)

['ʀʊndə 'klamɐn]

in parenthesis

in Klammern

[ɪn 'klamɐn]

hyphen

Bindestrich (m)

['bɪndəˌʃtʀɪç]

dash

Gedankenstrich (m)

[ɡə'daŋkənˌʃtʀɪç]

space (between words)

Leerzeichen (n)

['le:ɐˌtsaɪçən]

letter

letter

Buchstabe (m)

['bu:χˌʃta:bə]

capital letter

Großbuchstabe (m)

['ɡʀo:sbu:χˌʃta:bə]

vowel (n)

Vokal (m)

[vo'ka:l]

consonant (n)

Konsonant (m)

[ˌkɔnzo'nant]

sentence

Satz (m)

[zats]

subject

Subjekt (n)

['zʊpjɛkt]

predicate

Prädikat (n)

[pʀɛdi'ka:t]

line

line

Zeile (f)

['tsaɪlə]

on a new line

in einer neuen Zeile

[ɪn 'aɪnɐ 'nɔɪən 'tsaɪlə]

paragraph

Absatz (m)

['apˌzats]

word

Wort (n)

[vɔʁt]

group of words

Wortverbindung (f)

['vɔʁtfɛɐˌbɪndʊŋ]

expression

Redensart (f)

['ʀe:dənsˌʔa:ɐt]

synonym

Synonym (n)

[zyno'ny:m]

antonym

antonym

Antonym (n)

[anto'ny:m]

rule

Regel (f)

['ʀe:ɡəl]

exception

Ausnahme (f)

['aʊsˌna:mə]

correct (adj)

richtig

['ʀɪçtɪç]

conjugation

Konjugation (f)

[ˌkɔnjuɡa'tsjo:n]

declension

Deklination (f)

[ˌdeklina'tsjo:n]

nominal case

Kasus (m)

['ka:zʊs]

question

question

Frage (f)

['fʀa:ɡə]

to underline (vt)

unterstreichen (vt)

[ˌʊntɐ'ʃtʀaɪçən]

dotted line

punktierte Linie (f)

[pʊŋk'ti:ɐtə 'li:nɪə]

146. Foreign languages

language

Sprache (f)

['ʃpʀa:χə]

foreign (adj)

Fremd-

['fʀɛmt]

foreign language

Fremdsprache (f)

['fʀɛmtˌʃpʀa:χə] to study (vt)

to study (vt)

studieren (vt)

[ʃtu'di:ʀən]

to learn (language, etc.)

lernen (vt)

['lɛʁnən]

to read (vi, vt)

lesen (vi, vt)

['le:zən]

to speak (vi, vt)

sprechen (vi, vt)

['ʃpʀɛçən]

to understand (vt)

verstehen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʃte:ən]

to write (vt)

schreiben (vi, vt)

['ʃʀaɪbən]

fast (adv)

schnell

[ʃnɛl]

slowly (adv)

slowly (adv)

langsam

['laŋza:m]

fluently (adv)

fließend

['fli:sənt]

rules

Regeln (pl)

['ʀe:ɡəln]

grammar

Grammatik (f)

[ɡʀa'matɪk]

vocabulary

Vokabular (n)

[vokabu'la:ɐ]

phonetics

Phonetik (f)

[fo:'ne:tɪk]

textbook

Lehrbuch (n)

['le:ɐˌbu:χ]

dictionary

dictionary

Wörterbuch (n)

['vœʁtɐˌbu:χ]

teach-yourself book

Selbstlernbuch (n)

['zɛlpstˌlɛʁnbu:χ]

phrasebook

Sprachführer (m)

['ʃpʀa:χˌfy:ʀɐ]

cassette, tape

Kassette (f)

[ka'sɛtə]

videotape

Videokassette (f)

['vi:deo·ka'sɛtə]

CD, compact disc

CD (f)

[tse:'de:]

DVD

DVD (f)

[defaʊ'de:]

alphabet

alphabet

Alphabet (n)

[alfa'be:t]

to spell (vt)

buchstabieren (vt)

[ˌbu:χʃta'bi:ʀən]

pronunciation

Aussprache (f)

['aʊsˌʃpʀa:χə]

accent

Akzent (m)

[ak'tsɛnt]

with an accent

mit Akzent

[mɪt ak'tsɛnt]

without an accent

ohne Akzent

['o:nə ak'tsɛnt]

word

Wort (n)

[vɔʁt]

meaning

meaning

Bedeutung (f)

[bə'dɔɪtʊŋ]

course (e.g., a French ~)

Kurse (pl)

['kʊʁzə]

to sign up

sich einschreiben

[zɪç 'aɪnˌʃʀaɪbən]

teacher

Lehrer (m)

['le:ʀɐ]

translation (process)

Übertragung (f)

[ˌy:bɐ'tʀa:ɡʊŋ]

translation (text, etc.)

Übersetzung (f)

[ˌy:bɐ'zɛtsʊŋ]

translator

Übersetzer (m)

[ˌy:bɐ'zɛtsɐ]

interpreter

interpreter

Dolmetscher (m)

['dɔlmɛtʃɐ]

polyglot

Polyglott (m, f)

[poly'ɡlɔt]

memory

Gedächtnis (n)

[ɡə'dɛçtnɪs]

147. Fairy tale characters

Santa Claus

Weihnachtsmann (m)

['vaɪnaχtsˌman]

Cinderella

Aschenputtel (n)

['aʃənpʊtəl]

mermaid

Nixe (f)

['nɪksə] Neptune

Neptune

Neptun (m)

[nɛp'tu:n]

magician, wizard

Zauberer (m)

['tsaʊbəʀɐ]

fairy

Zauberin (f)

['tsaʊbəʀɪn]

magic (adj)

magisch, Zauber-

['ma:ɡɪʃ], ['tsaʊbɐ]

magic wand

Zauberstab (m)

['tsaʊbɐˌʃta:p]

fairy tale

Märchen (n)

['mɛ:ɐçən]

miracle

Wunder (n)

['vʊndə]

dwarf

dwarf

Zwerg (m)

[tsvɛʁk]

to turn into …

sich verwandeln in …

[zɪç fɛɐ'vandəln ɪn]

ghost

Geist (m)

[ɡaɪst]

phantom

Gespenst (n)

[ɡə'ʃpɛnst]

monster

Ungeheuer (n)

['ʊnɡəˌhɔɪɐ]

dragon

Drache (m)

['dʀaχə]

giant

Riese (m)

['ʀi:zə]

148. Zodiac Signs

Aries

Widder (m)

['vɪdɐ]

Taurus

Stier (m)

[ʃti:ɐ]

Gemini

Zwillinge (pl)

['tsvɪlɪŋə] Cancer

Cancer

Krebs (m)

[kʀe:ps]

Leo

Löwe (m)

['lø:və]

Virgo

Jungfrau (f)

['jʊŋfʀaʊ]

Libra

Waage (f)

['va:ɡə]

Scorpio

Skorpion (m)

[skɔʁ'pjo:n]

Sagittarius

Schütze (m)

['ʃʏtsə]

Capricorn

Steinbock (m)

['ʃtaɪnˌbɔk]

Aquarius

Aquarius

Wassermann (m)

['vasɐˌman]

Pisces

Fische (pl)

['fɪʃə]

character

Charakter (m)

[ka'ʀaktɐ]

character traits

Charakterzüge (pl)

[ka'ʀaktɐˌtsy:ɡə]

behavior

Benehmen (n)

[bə'ne:mən]

to tell fortunes

wahrsagen (vt)

['va:ɐˌza:ɡən]

fortune-teller

Wahrsagerin (f)

['va:ɐˌza:ɡəʀɪn]

horoscope

horoscope

Horoskop (n)

[hoʀo'sko:p]

ARTS

149. Theater

theater

Theater (n)

[te'a:tɐ]

opera

Oper (f)

['o:pɐ]

operetta

Operette (f)

[opə'ʀɛtə] ballet

ballet

Ballett (n)

[ba'lɛt]

theater poster

Theaterplakat (n)

[te'a:tɐ·pla'ka:t]

troupe (theatrical company)

Truppe (f)

['tʀʊpə]

tour

Tournee (f)

[tʊʁ'ne:]

to be on tour

auf Tournee sein

[aʊf tʊʁ'ne: zaɪn]

to rehearse (vi, vt)

proben (vt)

['pʀo:bən]

rehearsal

Probe (f)

['pʀo:bə]

repertoire

repertoire

Spielplan (m)

['ʃpi:lˌpla:n]

performance

Aufführung (f)

['aʊffy:ʀʊŋ]

theatrical show

Vorstellung (f)

['fo:ɐˌʃtɛlʊŋ]

play

Theaterstück (n)

[te'a:tɐˌʃtʏk]

ticket

Karte (f)

['kaʁtə]

box office (ticket booth)

Theaterkasse (f)

[te'a:tɐˌ'kasə]

lobby, foyer

Halle (f)

['halə]

coat check (cloakroom)

coat check (cloakroom)

Garderobe (f)

[ɡaʁdə'ʀo:bə]

coat check tag

Garderobennummer (f)

[ɡaʁdə'ʀobənˌnʊmɐ]

binoculars

Opernglas (n)

['o:pɐnˌɡla:s]

usher

Platzanweiser (m)

['platsʔanˌvaɪzɐ]

orchestra seats

Parkett (n)

[paʁ'kɛt]

balcony

Balkon (m)

[bal'ko:n]

dress circle

der erste Rang

[de:ɐ 'ɛʁstə ʀaŋ]

box

box

Loge (f)

['lo:ʒə]

row

Reihe (f)

['ʀaɪə]

seat

Platz (m)

[plats]

audience

Publikum (n)

['pu:blikʊm]

spectator

Zuschauer (m)

['tsu:ˌʃaʊɐ]

to clap (vi, vt)

klatschen (vi)

['klatʃən]

applause

Applaus (m)

[a'plaʊs]

ovation

ovation

Ovation (f)

[ova'tsjo:n]

stage

Bühne (f)

['by:nə]

curtain

Vorhang (m)

['fo:ɐˌhaŋ]

scenery

Dekoration (f)

[dekoʀa'tsjo:n]

backstage

Kulissen (pl)

[ku'lɪsən]

scene (e.g., the last ~)

Szene (f)

['stse:nə]

act

Akt (m)

[akt]

intermission

intermission

Pause (f)

['paʊzə]

150. Cinema

actor

Schauspieler (m)

['ʃaʊˌʃpi:lɐ]

actress

Schauspielerin (f)

['ʃaʊˌʃpi:ləʀɪn]

movies (industry)

Kino (n)

['ki:no] movie

movie

Film (m)

[fɪlm]

episode

Folge (f)

['fɔlɡə]

detective movie

Krimi (m)

['kʀɪmi]

action movie

Actionfilm (m)

['ɛkʃən·film]

adventure movie

Abenteuerfilm (m)

['a:bəntɔɪɐˌfɪlm]

sci-fi movie

Science-Fiction-Film (m)

[ˌsaɪəns'fɪkʃən·fɪlm]

horror movie

Horrorfilm (m)

['hɔʀo:ɐˌfɪlm]

comedy movie

comedy movie

Komödie (f)

[ko'mø:dɪə]

melodrama

Melodrama (n)

[melo'dʀa:ma]

drama

Drama (n)

['dʀa:ma]

fictional movie

Spielfilm (m)

['ʃpi:l·fɪlm]

documentary

Dokumentarfilm (m)

[dokumɛn'ta:ɐ·fɪlm]

cartoon

Zeichentrickfilm (m)

['tsaɪçənˌtʀɪk·fɪlm]

silent movies

Stummfilm (m)

['ʃtʊm·fɪlm]

role (part)

role (part)

Rolle (f)

['ʀɔlə]

leading role

Hauptrolle (f)

['haʊptˌʀɔlə]

to play (vi, vt)

spielen (vi)

['ʃpi:lən]

movie star

Filmstar (m)

['fɪlmˌʃta:ɐ]

well-known (adj)

bekannt

[bə'kant]

famous (adj)

berühmt

[bə'ʀy:mt]

popular (adj)

populär

[popu'lɛ:ɐ]

script (screenplay)

script (screenplay)

Drehbuch (n)

['dʀe:ˌbu:χ]

scriptwriter

Drehbuchautor (m)

['dʀe:bu:χˌʔaʊto:ɐ]

movie director

Regisseur (m)

[ʀeʒɪ'sø:ɐ]

producer

Produzent (m)

[pʀodu'tsɛnt]

assistant

Assistent (m)

[asɪs'tɛnt]

cameraman

Kameramann (m)

['kaməʀaˌman]

stuntman

Stuntman (m)

['stantmɛn]

double (stand-in)

double (stand-in)

Double (n)

['du:bəl]

to shoot a movie

einen Film drehen

['aɪnən fɪlm 'dʀe:ən]

audition, screen test

Probe (f)

['pʀo:bə]

shooting

Dreharbeiten (pl)

['dʀe:ʔaʁˌbaɪtən]

movie crew

Filmteam (n)

['fɪlmˌti:m]

movie set

Filmset (m)

['fɪlmsɛt]

camera

Filmkamera (f)

['fɪlmˌkaməʀa]

movie theater

movie theater

Kino (n)

['ki:no]

screen (e.g., big ~)

Leinwand (f)

['laɪnˌvant]

to show a movie

einen Film zeigen

['aɪnən fɪlm 'tsaɪɡən]

soundtrack

Tonspur (f)

['to:nˌʃpu:ɐ]

special effects

Spezialeffekte (pl)

[ʃpe'tsɪa:l·ɛ'fɛktə]

subtitles

Untertitel (pl)

['ʊntɐˌti:təl]

credits

Abspann (m)

['apˌʃpan]

translation

translation

Übersetzung (f)

[ˌy:bɐ'zɛtsʊŋ]

151. Painting

art

Kunst (f)

[kʊnst]

fine arts

schönen Künste (pl)

['ʃø:nən 'kʏnstə]

art gallery

Kunstgalerie (f)

['kʊnstˌɡalə'ʀi:] art exhibition

art exhibition

Kunstausstellung (f)

['kʊnst·'aʊsˌʃtɛlʊŋ]

painting (art)

Malerei (f)

[ˌma:lə'ʀaɪ]

graphic art

Graphik (f)

['ɡʀa:fɪk]

abstract art

abstrakte Kunst (f)

[ap'stʀaktə kʊnst]

impressionism

Impressionismus (m)

[ɪmpʀɛsjɔ'nɪsmʊs]

picture (painting)

Bild (n)

[bɪlt]

drawing

Zeichnung (f)

['tsaɪçnʊŋ]

poster

poster

Plakat (n)

[pla'ka:t]

illustration (picture)

Illustration (f)

[ɪlustʀa'tsjo:n]

miniature

Miniatur (f)

[minɪa'tu:ɐ]

copy (of painting, etc.)

Kopie (f)

[ko'pi:]

reproduction

Reproduktion (f)

[ʀepʀodʊk'tsjo:n]

mosaic

Mosaik (n)

[moza'i:k]

stained glass window

Glasmalerei (f)

[ɡla:sˌma:lə'ʀaɪ]

fresco

fresco

Fresko (n)

['fʀɛsko]

engraving

Gravüre (f)

[ɡʀa'vy:ʀə]

bust (sculpture)

Büste (f)

['by:stə]

sculpture

Skulptur (f)

[skʊlp'tu:ɐ]

statue

Statue (f)

['ʃta:tuə]

plaster of Paris

Gips (m)

[ɡɪps]

plaster (as adj)

aus Gips

[ˌaʊs 'ɡɪps]

portrait

portrait

Porträt (n)

[pɔʁ'tʀɛ:]

self-portrait

Selbstporträt (n)

['zɛlpst·pɔʁˌtʀɛ:]

landscape painting

Landschaftsbild (n)

['lantʃaftsˌbɪlt]

still life

Stillleben (n)

['ʃtɪlˌle:bən]

caricature

Karikatur (f)

[kaʀika'tu:ɐ]

sketch

Entwurf (m)

[ɛnt'vʊʁf]

paint

Farbe (f)

['faʁbə]

watercolor paint

watercolor paint

Aquarellfarbe (f)

[akva'ʀɛlˌfaʁbə]

oil (paint)

Öl (n)

[ø:l]

pencil

Bleistift (m)

['blaɪˌʃtɪft]

India ink

Tusche (f)

['tʊʃə]

charcoal

Kohle (f)

['ko:lə]

to draw (vi, vt)

zeichnen (vt)

['tsaɪçnən]

to paint (vi, vt)

malen (vi, vt)

['ma:lən]

to pose (vi)

to pose (vi)

Modell stehen

[mo'dɛl 'ʃte:ən]

artist's model (masc.)

Modell (n)

[mo'dɛl]

artist's model (fem.)

Modell (n)

[mo'dɛl]

artist (painter)

Maler (m)

['ma:lɐ]

work of art

Kunstwerk (n)

['kʊnstˌvɛʁk]

masterpiece

Meisterwerk (n)

['maɪstɐˌvɛʁk]

studio (artist's workroom)

Atelier (n), Werkstatt (f)

[ate'lie:], ['vɛʁkˌʃtat]

canvas (cloth)

canvas (cloth)

Leinwand (f)

['laɪnˌvant]

easel

Staffelei (f)

[ʃtafə'laɪ]

palette

Palette (f)

[pa'lɛtə]

frame (picture ~, etc.)

Rahmen (m)

['ʀa:mən]

restoration

Restauration (f)

[ʀestaʊʀa'tsjo:n]

to restore (vt)

restaurieren (vt)

[ʀestaʊ'ʀi:ʀən]

152. Literature and Poetry

literature

Literatur (f)

[lɪtəʀa'tu:ɐ]

author (writer)

Autor (m)

['aʊto:ɐ]

pseudonym

Pseudonym (n)

[psɔɪdo'ny:m] book

book

Buch (n)

[bu:χ]

volume

Band (m)

[bant]

table of contents

Inhaltsverzeichnis (n)

['ɪnhalts·fɛɐˌtsaɪçnɪs]

page

Seite (f)

['zaɪtə]

main character

Hauptperson (f)

['haʊptˌpɛʁ'zo:n]

autograph

Autogramm (n)

[aʊto'ɡʀam]

short story

Kurzgeschichte (f)

['kʊʁts·ɡəˌʃɪçtə]

story (novella)

story (novella)

Erzählung (f)

[ɛɐ'tsɛ:lʊŋ]

novel

Roman (m)

[ʀo'ma:n]

work (writing)

Werk (n)

[vɛʁk]

fable

Fabel (f)

['fa:bəl]

detective novel

Krimi (m)

['kʀɪmi]

poem (verse)

Gedicht (n)

[ɡə'dɪçt]

poetry

Dichtung (f), Poesie (f)

['dɪçtʊŋ], [ˌpoe'zi:]

poem (epic, ballad)

poem (epic, ballad)

Gedicht (n)

[ɡə'dɪçt]

poet

Dichter (m)

['dɪçtɐ]

fiction

schöne Literatur (f)

['ʃø:nə lɪtəʀa'tu:ɐ]

science fiction

Science-Fiction (f)

[ˌsaɪəns'fɪkʃən]

adventures

Abenteuer (n)

['a:bəntɔɪɐ]

educational literature

Schülerliteratur (pl)

['ʃy:lɐ·lɪtəʀaˌtu:ɐ]

children's literature

Kinderliteratur (f)

['kɪndɐ·lɪtəʀaˌtu:ɐ]

153. Circus

circus

Zirkus (m)

['tsɪʁkʊs]

traveling circus

Wanderzirkus (m)

['vandɐˌtsɪʁkʊs]

program

Programm (n)

[pʀo'ɡʀam] performance

performance

Vorstellung (f)

['fo:ɐˌʃtɛlʊŋ]

act (circus ~)

Nummer (f)

['nʊmɐ]

circus ring

Manege (f)

[ma'ne:ʒə]

pantomime (act)

Pantomime (f)

[ˌpanto'mi:mə]

clown

Clown (m)

[klaʊn]

acrobat

Akrobat (m)

[akʀo'ba:t]

acrobatics

Akrobatik (f)

[akʀo'ba:tɪk]

gymnast

gymnast

Turner (m)

['tʊʁnɐ]

acrobatic gymnastics

Turnen (n)

['tʊʁnən]

somersault

Salto (m)

['zalto]

athlete (strongman)

Kraftmensch (m)

['kʀaftˌmɛnʃ]

tamer (e.g., lion ~)

Bändiger, Dompteur (m)

['bɛndɪɡɐ], [dɔmp'tø:ɐ]

rider (circus horse ~)

Reiter (m)

['ʀaɪtɐ]

assistant

Assistent (m)

[asɪs'tɛnt]

stunt

stunt

Trick (m)

[tʀɪk]

magic trick

Zaubertrick (m)

['tsaʊbɐˌtʀɪk]

conjurer, magician

Zauberkünstler (m)

['tsaʊbɐˌkʏnstlɐ]

juggler

Jongleur (m)

[ʒɔŋ'ɡlø:ɐ]

to juggle (vi, vt)

jonglieren (vi)

[ʒɔŋ'ɡli:ʀən]

animal trainer

Dresseur (m)

[dʀɛ'sø:ɐ]

animal training

Dressur (f)

[dʀɛ'su:ɐ]

to train (animals)

to train (animals)

dressieren (vt)

[dʀɛ'si:ʀən]

154. Music. Pop music

music

Musik (f)

[mu'zi:k]

musician

Musiker (m)

['mu:zikɐ]

musical instrument

Musikinstrument (n)

[mu'zi:kʔɪnstʀuˌmɛnt] to play …

to play …

spielen (vt)

['ʃpi:lən]

guitar

Gitarre (f)

[ˌɡi'ʀafə]

violin

Geige (f)

['ɡaɪɡə]

cello

Cello (n)

['tʃɛlo]

double bass

Kontrabass (m)

['kɔntʀaˌbas]

harp

Harfe (f)

['haʁfə]

piano

Klavier (n)

[kla'vi:ɐ]

grand piano

grand piano

Flügel (m)

['fly:ɡəl]

organ

Orgel (f)

['ɔʁɡəl]

wind instruments

Blasinstrumente (pl)

['bla:sʔɪnstʀuˌmɛntə]

oboe

Oboe (f)

[o'bo:e]

saxophone

Saxophon (n)

[ˌzakso'fo:n]

clarinet

Klarinette (f)

[klaʀi'nɛtə]

flute

Flöte (f)

['flø:tə]

trumpet

trumpet

Trompete (f)

[tʀɔm'pe:tə]

accordion

Akkordeon (n)

[a'kɔʁdeˌɔn]

drum

Trommel (f)

['tʀɔməl]

duo

Duo (n)

['du:o]

trio

Trio (n)

['tʀi:o]

quartet

Quartett (n)

[kvaʁ'tɛt]

choir

Chor (m)

[ko:ɐ]

orchestra

orchestra

Orchester (n)

[ɔʁ'kɛstɐ]

pop music

Popmusik (f)

['pɔp·muˌzi:k]

rock music

Rockmusik (f)

['ʀɔk·muˌzi:k]

rock group

Rockgruppe (f)

['ʀɔkˌɡʀʊpə]

jazz

Jazz (m)

[dʒɛs]

idol

Idol (n)

[i'do:l]

admirer, fan

Verehrer (m)

[fɛɐ'ʔe:ʀɐ]

concert

concert

Konzert (n)

[kɔn'tsɛʁt]

symphony

Sinfonie (f)

[zɪnfo'ni:]

composition

Komposition (f)

[kɔmpozi'tsjo:n]

to compose (write)

komponieren (vt)

[kɔmpo'ni:ʀən]

singing (n)

Gesang (m)

[ɡə'zaŋ]

song

Lied (n)

[li:t]

tune (melody)

Melodie (f)

[melo'di:]

rhythm

rhythm

Rhythmus (m)

['ʀʏtmʊs]

blues

Blues (m)

[blu:s]

sheet music

Noten (pl)

['no:tən]

baton

Taktstock (m)

['taktˌʃtɔk]

bow

Bogen (m)

['bo:ɡən]

string

Saite (f)

['zaɪtə]

case (e.g., guitar ~)

Koffer (m)

['kɔfɐ]

REST. ENTERTAINMENT. TRAVEL

155. Trip. Travel

tourism, travel

Tourismus (m)

[tu'ʀɪsmʊs]

tourist

Tourist (m)

[tu'ʀɪst]

trip, voyage

Reise (f)

['ʀaɪzə] adventure

adventure

Abenteuer (n)

['a:bəntɔɪɐ]

trip, journey

Fahrt (f)

[fa:ɐt]

vacation

Urlaub (m)

['u:ɐˌlaʊp]

to be on vacation

auf Urlaub sein

[aʊf 'u:ɐˌlaʊp zaɪn]

rest

Erholung (f)

[ɛɐ'ho:lʊŋ]

train

Zug (m)

[tsu:k]

by train

mit dem Zug

[mɪt dem tsu:k]

airplane

airplane

Flugzeug (n)

['flu:kˌtsɔɪk]

by airplane

mit dem Flugzeug

[mɪt dem 'flu:kˌtsɔɪk]

by car

mit dem Auto

[mɪt dem 'aʊto]

by ship

mit dem Schiff

[mɪt dem ʃɪf]

luggage

Gepäck (n)

[ɡə'pɛk]

suitcase

Koffer (m)

['kɔfɐ]

luggage cart

Gepäckwagen (m)

[ɡə'pɛkˌva:ɡən]

passport

passport

Pass (m)

[pas]

visa

Visum (n)

['vi:zʊm]

ticket

Fahrkarte (f)

['fa:ɐˌkaʁtə]

air ticket

Flugticket (n)

['flu:kˌtɪkət]

guidebook

Reiseführer (m)

['ʀaɪzəˌfy:ʀɐ]

map (tourist ~)

Landkarte (f)

['lantˌkaʁtə]

area (rural ~)

Gegend (f)

['ɡe:ɡənt]

place, site

place, site

Ort (m)

[ɔʁt]

exotica (n)

Exotika (pl)

[ɛ'kso:tika]

exotic (adj)

exotisch

[ɛ'kso:tɪʃ]

amazing (adj)

erstaunlich

[ɛɐ'ʃtaʊnlɪç]

group

Gruppe (f)

['ɡʀʊpə]

excursion, sightseeing tour

Ausflug (m)

['aʊsˌflu:k]

guide (person)

Reiseleiter (m)

['ʀaɪzəˌlaɪtɐ]

156. Hotel

hotel

Hotel (n)

[ho'tɛl]

motel

Motel (n)

[mo'tɛl]

three-star (~ hotel)

drei Sterne

[dʀaɪ 'ʃtɛʁnə] five-star

five-star

fünf Sterne

[fʏnf 'ʃtɛʁnə]

to stay (in a hotel, etc.)

absteigen (vi)

['apˌʃtaɪɡən]

room

Hotelzimmer (n)

[ho'tɛlˌtsɪmɐ]

single room

Einzelzimmer (n)

['aɪntsəlˌtsɪmɐ]

double room

Zweibettzimmer (n)

['tsvaɪbɛtˌtsɪmɐ]

to book a room

reservieren (vt)

[ʀezɛʁ'vi:ʀən]

half board

Halbpension (f)

['halp·panˌzjo:n]

full board

full board

Vollpension (f)

['fɔl·panˌzjo:n]

with bath

mit Bad

[mɪt 'ba:t]

with shower

mit Dusche

[mɪt 'du:ʃə]

satellite television

Satellitenfernsehen (n)

[zatɛ'li:tənˌfɛʁnze:ən]

air-conditioner

Klimaanlage (f)

['kli:maˌʔanla:ɡə]

towel

Handtuch (n)

['hantˌtu:χ]

key

Schlüssel (m)

['ʃlʏsəl]

administrator

administrator

Verwalter (m)

[fɛɐ'valtɐ]

chambermaid

Zimmermädchen (n)

['tsɪmɐˌmɛ:tçən]

porter, bellboy

Träger (m)

['tʀɛ:ɡɐ]

doorman

Portier (m)

[pɔʁ'tɪe:]

restaurant

Restaurant (n)

[ʀɛsto'ʀaŋ]

pub, bar

Bar (f)

[ba:ɐ]

breakfast

Frühstück (n)

['fʀy:ˌʃtʏk]

dinner

dinner

Abendessen (n)

['a:bəntˌʔɛsən]

buffet

Buffet (n)

[bʏ'fe:]

lobby

Foyer (n)

[foa'je:]

elevator

Aufzug (m), Fahrstuhl (m)

['aʊfˌtsu:k], ['fa:ɐˌʃtu:l]

DO NOT DISTURB

BITTE NICHT STÖREN!

['bɪtə nɪçt 'ʃtø:ʀən]

NO SMOKING

RAUCHEN VERBOTEN!

['ʀaʊχən fɛɐ'bo:tən]

157. Books. Reading

book

Buch (n)

[bu:χ]

author

Autor (m)

['aʊto:ɐ]

writer

Schriftsteller (m)

['ʃʀɪftˌʃtɛlɐ] to write (~ a book)

to write (~ a book)

verfassen (vt)

[fɛɐ'fasən]

reader

Leser (m)

['le:zɐ]

to read (vi, vt)

lesen (vi, vt)

['le:zən]

reading (activity)

Lesen (n)

['le:zən]

silently (to oneself)

still

[ʃtɪl]

aloud (adv)

laut

[laʊt]

to publish (vt)

verlegen (vt)

[fɛɐ'le:ɡən]

publishing (process)

publishing (process)

Ausgabe (f)

['aʊsˌɡa:bə]

publisher

Herausgeber (m)

[hə'ʀaʊsˌɡe:bɐ]

publishing house

Verlag (m)

[fɛɐ'la:k]

to come out (be released)

erscheinen (vi)

[ɛɐ'ʃaɪnən]

release (of a book)

Erscheinen (n)

[ɛɐ'ʃaɪnən]

print run

Auflage (f)

['aʊfˌla:ɡə]

bookstore

Buchhandlung (f)

['bu:χˌhandlʊŋ]

library

library

Bibliothek (f)

[biblio'te:k]

story (novella)

Erzählung (f)

[ɛɐ'tsɛ:lʊŋ]

short story

Kurzgeschichte (f)

['kʊʁts·ɡəˌʃɪçtə]

novel

Roman (m)

[ʀo'ma:n]

detective novel

Krimi (m)

['kʀɪmi]

memoirs

Memoiren (pl)

[me'moa:ʀən]

legend

Legende (f)

[le'ɡɛndə]

myth

myth

Mythos (m)

['my:tɔs]

poetry, poems

Gedichte (pl)

[ɡə'dɪçtə]

autobiography

Autobiographie (f)

[aʊtobioɡʀa'fi:]

selected works

ausgewählte Werke (pl)

['aʊsɡəˌvɛ:ltə 'vɛʁkə]

science fiction

Science-Fiction (f)

[ˌsaɪəns'fɪkʃən]

title

Titel (m)

['ti:təl]

introduction

Einleitung (f)

['aɪnlaɪtʊŋ]

title page

title page

Titelseite (f)

['ti:təlˌzaɪtə]

chapter

Kapitel (n)

[ka'pɪtəl]

extract

Auszug (m)

['aʊstsu:k]

episode

Episode (f)

[epi'zo:də]

plot (storyline)

Sujet (n)

[zy'ʒe:]

contents

Inhalt (m)

['ɪnˌhalt]

table of contents

Inhaltsverzeichnis (n)

['ɪnhalts·fɛɐˌtsaɪçnɪs]

main character

main character

Hauptperson (f)

['haʊptˌpɛʁ'zo:n]

volume

Band (m)

[bant]

cover

Buchdecke (f)

['bu:χˌdɛkə]

binding

Einband (m)

['aɪnˌbant]

bookmark

Lesezeichen (n)

['le:zəˌtsaɪçən]

page

Seite (f)

['zaɪtə]

to page through

blättern (vi)

['blɛtɐn]

margins

margins

Ränder (pl)

['ʀɛndɐ]

annotation (marginal note, etc.)

Notiz (f)

[no'ti:ts]

footnote

Anmerkung (f)

['anmɛʁkʊŋ]

text

Text (m)

[tɛkst]

type, font

Schrift (f)

[ʃʀɪft]

misprint, typo

Druckfehler (m)

['dʀʊkˌfe:lɐ]

translation

Übersetzung (f)

[ˌy:bɐ'zɛtsʊŋ]

to translate (vt)

to translate (vt)

übersetzen (vt)

[ˌy:bɐ'zɛtsən]

original (n)

Original (n)

[oʀiɡi'na:l]

famous (adj)

berühmt

[bə'ʀy:mt]

unknown (not famous)

unbekannt

['ʊnbəkant]

interesting (adj)

interessant

[ɪntəʀɛ'sant]

bestseller

Bestseller (m)

['bɛstˌzɛlɐ]

dictionary

Wörterbuch (n)

['vœʁtɐˌbu:χ]

textbook

textbook

Lehrbuch (n)

['le:ɐˌbu:χ]

encyclopedia

Enzyklopädie (f)

[ˌɛntsyklopɛ'di:]

158. Hunting. Fishing

hunting

Jagd (f)

[ja:kt]

to hunt (vi, vt)

jagen (vi)

['jaɡən]

hunter

Jäger (m)

['jɛ:ɡɐ] to shoot (vi)

to shoot (vi)

schießen (vi)

['ʃi:sən]

rifle

Gewehr (n)

[ɡə've:ɐ]

bullet (shell)

Patrone (f)

[pa'tʀo:nə]

shot (lead balls)

Schrot (n)

[ʃʀo:t]

steel trap

Falle (f)

['falə]

snare (for birds, etc.)

Schlinge (f)

['ʃlɪŋə]

to fall into the steel trap

in die Falle gehen

[ɪn di 'fale 'ɡe:ən]

to lay a steel trap

to lay a steel trap

eine Falle stellen

['aɪnə 'falə 'ʃtɛlən]

poacher

Wilddieb (m)

['vɪltˌdi:p]

game (in hunting)

Wild (n)

[vɪlt]

hound dog

Jagdhund (m)

['ja:ktˌhʊnt]

safari

Safari (f)

[za'fa:ʀi]

mounted animal

ausgestopftes Tier (n)

['aʊsˌɡə'ʃtɔpftəs 'ti:ɐ]

fisherman, angler

Fischer (m)

['fɪʃɐ]

fishing (angling)

fishing (angling)

Fischen (n)

['fɪʃən]

to fish (vi)

angeln, fischen (vt)

['aŋəln], ['fɪʃən]

fishing rod

Angel (f)

['aŋl]

fishing line

Angelschnur (f)

['aŋlˌʃnu:ɐ]

hook

Haken (m)

['ha:kən]

float, bobber

Schwimmer (m)

['ʃvɪmɐ]

bait

Köder (m)

['kø:dɐ]

to cast a line

to cast a line

die Angel auswerfen

[di 'aŋl 'aʊsˌvɛʁfən]

to bite (ab. fish)

anbeißen (vi)

['anbaɪsən]

catch (of fish)

Fang (m)

[faŋ]

ice-hole

Eisloch (n)

['aɪsˌlɔχ]

fishing net

Netz (n)

[nɛts]

boat

Boot (n)

['bo:t]

to net (to fish with a net)

mit dem Netz fangen

[mɪt dem 'nɛts 'faŋən]

to cast[throw] the net

to cast[throw] the net

das Netz hineinwerfen

[das nɛts hɪ'naɪnˌvɛʁfən]

to haul the net in

das Netz einholen

[das nɛts 'aɪnˌho:lən]

to fall into the net

ins Netz gehen

[ɪns nɛts 'ɡe:ən]

whaler (person)

Walfänger (m)

['va:lˌfɛŋɐ]

whaleboat

Walfangschiff (n)

['va:lfaŋˌʃɪf]

harpoon

Harpune (f)

[haʁ'pu:nə]

159. Games. Billiards

billiards

Billard (n)

['bɪljaʁt]

billiard room, hall

Billardzimmer (n)

['bɪljaʁtˌtsɪmɐ]

ball (snooker, etc.)

Billardkugel (f)

['bɪljaʁtˌku:ɡəl] to pocket a ball

to pocket a ball

eine Kugel einlochen

['aɪnə 'ku:ɡəl 'aɪnlɔχən]

cue

Queue (n)

[kø:]

pocket

Tasche (f), Loch (n)

['taʃə], [lɔχ]

160. Games. Playing cards

diamonds

Karo (n)

['ka:ʀo]

spades

Pik (n)

[pi:k]

hearts

Herz (n)

[hɛʁts] clubs

clubs

Kreuz (n)

[kʀɔɪts]

ace

As (n)

[as]

king

König (m)

['kø:nɪç]

queen

Dame (f)

['da:mə]

jack, knave

Bube (m)

['bu:bə]

playing card

Spielkarte (f)

['ʃpi:lˌkaʁtə]

cards

Karten (pl)

['kaʁtən]

trump

trump

Trumpf (m)

[tʀʊmpf]

deck of cards

Kartenspiel (n)

['kaʁtənˌʃpi:l]

point

Punkt (m)

[pʊŋkt]

to deal (vi, vt)

ausgeben (vt)

['aʊsˌɡe:bən]

to shuffle (cards)

mischen (vt)

['mɪʃən]

lead, turn (n)

Zug (m)

[tsu:k]

cardsharp

Falschspieler (m)

['falʃˌʃpi:lɐ]

161. Casino. Roulette

casino

Kasino (n)

[ka'zi:no]

roulette (game)

Roulette (n)

[ʀu'lɛt]

bet

Einsatz (m)

['aɪnˌzats] to place bets

to place bets

setzen (vt)

['zɛtsən]

red

Rot (n)

[ʀo:t]

black

Schwarz (n)

['ʃvaʁts]

to bet on red

auf Rot setzen

[aʊf ʀo:t 'zɛtsən]

to bet on black

auf Schwarz setzen

[aʊf ʃvaʁts 'zɛtsən]

croupier (dealer)

Croupier (m)

[kʀu'pɪe:]

to spin the wheel

das Rad drehen

[das ʀa:t 'dʀe:ən]

rules (of game)

rules (of game)

Spielregeln (pl)

['ʃpi:lˌʀe:ɡəln]

chip

Spielmarke (f)

['ʃpi:lˌmaʁkə]

to win (vi, vt)

gewinnen (vt)

[ɡə'vɪnən]

win (winnings)

Gewinn (m)

[ɡə'vɪn]

to lose (~ 100 dollars)

verlieren (vt)

[fɛɐ'li:ʀən]

loss (losses)

Verlust (m)

[fɛɐ'lʊst]

player

Spieler (m)

['ʃpi:lɐ]

blackjack (card game)

blackjack (card game)

Blackjack (n)

['blɛkˌdʒɛk]

craps (dice game)

Würfelspiel (n)

['vʏʁfəlˌʃpi:l]

dice (a pair of ~)

Würfeln (pl)

['vʏʁfəln]

slot machine

Spielautomat (m)

['ʃpi:lʔaʊtoˌma:t]

162. Rest. Games. Miscellaneous

to stroll (vi, vt)

spazieren gehen (vi)

[ʃpa'tsi:ʀən 'ɡe:ən]

stroll (leisurely walk)

Spaziergang (m)

[ʃpa'tsi:ɐˌɡaŋ]

car ride

Fahrt (f)

[fa:ɐt] adventure

adventure

Abenteuer (n)

['a:bəntɔɪɐ]

picnic

Picknick (n)

['pɪkˌnɪk]

game (chess, etc.)

Spiel (n)

[ʃpi:l]

player

Spieler (m)

['ʃpi:lɐ]

game (one ~ of chess)

Partie (f)

[paʁ'ti:]

collector (e.g., philatelist)

Sammler (m)

['zamlɐ]

to collect (stamps, etc.)

sammeln (vt)

['zaməln]

collection

collection

Sammlung (f)

['zamlʊŋ]

crossword puzzle

Kreuzworträtsel (n)

['kʀɔɪtsvɔʁtˌʀɛ:tsəl]

racetrack (horse racing venue)

Rennbahn (f)

['ʀɛnˌba:n]

disco (discotheque)

Diskothek (f)

[dɪsko'te:k]

sauna

Sauna (f)

['zaʊna]

lottery

Lotterie (f)

[lɔtə'ʀi:]

camping trip

Wanderung (f)

['vandəʀʊŋ]

camp

camp

Lager (n)

['la:ɡɐ]

tent (for camping)

Zelt (n)

[tsɛlt]

compass

Kompass (m)

['kɔmpas]

camper

Tourist (m)

[tu'ʀɪst]

to watch (movie, etc.)

fernsehen (vi)

['fɛʁnˌze:ən]

viewer

Fernsehzuschauer (m)

['fɛʁnze:ˌtsu:ʃaʊɐ]

TV show (TV program)

Fernsehsendung (f)

['fɛʁnze:ˌzɛndʊŋ]

163. Photography

camera (photo)

Kamera (f)

['kaməʀa]

photo, picture

Foto (n)

['fo:to]

photographer

Fotograf (m)

[foto'ɡʀa:f] photo studio

photo studio

Fotostudio (n)

['fotoˌʃtu:dɪo]

photo album

Fotoalbum (n)

['fotoˌʔalbʊm]

camera lens

Objektiv (n)

[ɔpjɛk'ti:f]

telephoto lens

Teleobjektiv (n)

['teleʔɔpjɛkˌti:f]

filter

Filter (n)

['fɪltɐ]

lens

Linse (f)

['lɪnzə]

optics (high-quality ~)

Optik (f)

['ɔptɪk]

diaphragm (aperture)

diaphragm (aperture)

Blende (f)

['blɛndə]

exposure time (shutter speed)

Belichtungszeit (f)

[bə'lɪçtʊŋsˌtsaɪt]

viewfinder

Sucher (m)

['zu:χɐ]

digital camera

Digitalkamera (f)

[diɡi'ta:lˌkaməʀa]

tripod

Stativ (n)

[ʃta'ti:f]

flash

Blitzgerät (n)

['blɪts·ɡəˌʀɛ:t]

to photograph (vt)

fotografieren (vt)

[fotoɡʀa'fi:ʀən]

to take pictures

to take pictures

aufnehmen (vt)

['aʊfˌne:mən]

to have one's picture taken

sich fotografieren lassen

[zɪç fotoɡʀa'fi:ʀən 'lasən]

focus

Fokus (m)

['fo:kʊs]

to focus

den Fokus einstellen

[den 'fo:kʊs 'aɪnˌʃtɛlən]

sharp, in focus (adj)

scharf

[ʃaʁf]

sharpness

Schärfe (f)

['ʃɛʁfə]

contrast

Kontrast (m)

[kɔn'tʀast]

contrast (as adj)

contrast (as adj)

kontrastreich

[kɔn'tʀastˌʀaɪç]

picture (photo)

Aufnahme (f)

['aʊfˌna:mə]

negative (n)

Negativ (n)

['ne:ɡati:f]

film (a roll of ~)

Film (m)

[fɪlm]

frame (still)

Einzelbild (n)

['aintsəl·bilt]

to print (photos)

drucken (vt)

['dʀʊkən]

164. Beach. Swimming

beach

Strand (m)

[ʃtʀant]

sand

Sand (m)

[zant]

deserted (beach)

menschenleer

['mɛnʃənˌle:ɐ] suntan

suntan

Bräune (f)

['bʀɔɪnə]

to get a tan

sich bräunen

[zɪç 'bʀɔɪnən]

tan (adj)

gebräunt

[ɡə'bʀɔɪnt]

sunscreen

Sonnencreme (f)

['zɔnənˌkʀɛ:m]

bikini

Bikini (m)

[bi'ki:ni]

bathing suit

Badeanzug (m)

['ba:dəˌʔantsu:k]

swim trunks

Badehose (f)

['ba:dəˌho:zə]

swimming pool

swimming pool

Schwimmbad (n)

['ʃvɪmba:t]

to swim (vi)

schwimmen (vi)

['ʃvɪmən]

shower

Dusche (f)

['du:ʃə]

to change (one's clothes)

sich umkleiden

[zɪç 'ʊmklaɪdən]

towel

Handtuch (n)

['hantˌtu:χ]

boat

Boot (n)

['bo:t]

motorboat

Motorboot (n)

['mo:to:ɐˌbo:t]

water ski

water ski

Wasserski (m)

['vasɐˌʃi:]

paddle boat

Tretboot (n)

['tʀe:tˌbo:t]

surfing

Surfen (n)

['sœ:ɐfən]

surfer

Surfer (m)

['sœʁfɐ]

scuba set

Tauchgerät (n)

['taʊχ·ɡə'ʀɛ:t]

flippers (swim fins)

Schwimmflossen (pl)

['ʃvɪmˌflɔsən]

mask (diving ~)

Maske (f)

['maskə]

diver

diver

Taucher (m)

['taʊχɐ]

to dive (vi)

tauchen (vi)

['taʊχən]

underwater (adv)

unter Wasser

['ʊntɐ 'vasɐ]

beach umbrella

Sonnenschirm (m)

['zɔnənˌʃɪʁm]

sunbed (lounger)

Liege (f)

['li:ɡə]

sunglasses

Sonnenbrille (f)

['zɔnənˌbʀɪlə]

air mattress

Schwimmmatratze (f)

['ʃvɪm·ma'tʀatsə]

to play (amuse oneself)

to play (amuse oneself)

spielen (vi, vt)

['ʃpi:lən]

to go for a swim

schwimmen gehen

['ʃvɪmən 'ɡe:ən]

beach ball

Ball (m)

[bal]

to inflate (vt)

aufblasen (vt)

['aʊfˌbla:zən]

inflatable, air (adj)

aufblasbar

['aʊfˌblasba:ɐ]

wave

Welle (f)

['vɛlə]

buoy (line of ~s)

Boje (f)

['bo:jə]

to drown (ab. person)

to drown (ab. person)

ertrinken (vi)

[ɛɐ'tʀɪŋkən]

to save, to rescue

retten (vt)

['ʀɛtən]

life vest

Schwimmweste (f)

['ʃvɪmˌvɛstə]

to observe, to watch

beobachten (vt)

[bə'ʔo:baχtən]

lifeguard

Bademeister (m)

['ba:dəˌmaɪstɐ]

TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT. TRANSPORTATION

TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT

165. Computer

computer

Computer (m)

[kɔm'pju:tɐ]

notebook, laptop

Laptop (m), Notebook (n)

['lɛptɔp], ['nɔutbʊk]

to turn on

einschalten (vt)

['aɪnˌʃaltən] to turn off

to turn off

abstellen (vt)

['apʃtɛlən]

keyboard

Tastatur (f)

[tasta'tu:ɐ]

key

Taste (f)

['tastə]

mouse

Maus (f)

[maʊs]

mouse pad

Mousepad (n)

['maʊspɛt]

button

Knopf (m)

[knɔpf]

cursor

Cursor (m)

['kø:ɐzɐ]

monitor

monitor

Monitor (m)

['mo:nito:ɐ]

screen

Schirm (m)

[ʃɪʁm]

hard disk

Festplatte (f)

['fɛstplatə]

hard disk capacity

Festplattengröße (f)

['fɛstplatənˌɡʀø:sə]

memory

Speicher (m)

['ʃpaɪçɐ]

random access memory

Arbeitsspeicher (m)

['aʁbaɪtsˌʃpaɪçɐ]

file

Datei (f)

[da'taɪ]

folder

folder

Ordner (m)

['ɔʁdnɐ]

to open (vt)

öffnen (vt)

['œfnən]

to close (vt)

schließen (vt)

['ʃli:sən]

to save (vt)

speichern (vt)

['ʃpaɪçɐn]

to delete (vt)

löschen (vt)

['lœʃən]

to copy (vt)

kopieren (vt)

[ko'pi:ʀən]

to sort (vt)

sortieren (vt)

[zɔʁ'ti:ʀən]

to transfer (copy)

to transfer (copy)

transferieren (vt)

[tʀansfə'ʀi:ʀən]

program

Programm (n)

[pʀo'ɡʀam]

software

Software (f)

['sɔftwɛ:ɐ]

programmer

Programmierer (m)

[pʀoɡʀa'mi:ʀɐ]

to program (vt)

programmieren (vt)

[pʀoɡʀa'mi:ʀən]

hacker

Hacker (m)

['hɛkɐ]

password

Kennwort (n)

['kɛnˌvɔʁt]

virus

virus

Virus (m, n)

['vi:ʀʊs]

to find, to detect

entdecken (vt)

[ɛnt'dɛkən]

byte

Byte (n)

[baɪt]

megabyte

Megabyte (n)

['me:ɡaˌbaɪt]

data

Daten (pl)

['da:tən]

database

Datenbank (f)

['da:tənˌbaŋk]

cable (USB, etc.)

Kabel (n)

['ka:bəl]

to disconnect (vt)

to disconnect (vt)

trennen (vt)

['tʀɛnən]

to connect (sth to sth)

anschließen (vt)

['anˌʃli:sən]

166. Internet. E-mail

Internet

Internet (n)

['ɪntɐnɛt]

browser

Browser (m)

['bʀaʊzɐ]

search engine

Suchmaschine (f)

['zu:χ·maˌʃi:nə] provider

provider

Provider (m)

[ˌpʀo'vaɪdɐ]

webmaster

Webmaster (m)

['vɛpˌma:stɐ]

website

Website (f)

['vɛpˌsaɪt]

webpage

Webseite (f)

['vɛpˌzaɪtə]

address (e-mail ~)

Adresse (f)

[a'dʀɛsə]

address book

Adressbuch (n)

[a'dʀɛsˌbu:χ]

mailbox

Mailbox (f)

['mɛjlˌbɔks]

mail

mail

Post (f)

[pɔst]

full (adj)

überfüllt

[y:bɐ'fʏlt]

message

Mitteilung (f)

['mɪtˌtaɪlʊŋ]

incoming messages

eingehenden Nachrichten

['aɪnˌɡe:əndən 'na:χʀɪçtən]

outgoing messages

ausgehenden Nachrichten

['aʊsˌɡe:əndən 'na:χʀɪçtən]

sender

Absender (m)

['apˌzɛndɐ]

to send (vt)

senden (vt)

['zɛndən]

sending (of mail)

sending (of mail)

Absendung (f)

['apˌzɛndʊŋ]

receiver

Empfänger (m)

[ɛm'pfɛŋɐ]

to receive (vt)

empfangen (vt)

[ɛm'pfaŋən]

correspondence

Briefwechsel (m)

['bʀi:fˌvɛksəl]

to correspond (vi)

im Briefwechsel stehen

[ɪm 'bʀi:fˌvɛksəl 'ʃte:ən]

file

Datei (f)

[da'taɪ]

to download (vt)

herunterladen (vt)

[hɛ'ʀʊntɐˌla:dən]

to create (vt)

to create (vt)

schaffen (vt)

['ʃafən]

to delete (vt)

löschen (vt)

['lœʃən]

deleted (adj)

gelöscht

[ɡə'lœʃt]

connection (ADSL, etc.)

Verbindung (f)

[fɛɐ'bɪndʊŋ]

speed

Geschwindigkeit (f)

[ɡə'ʃvɪndɪç·kaɪt]

modem

Modem (m, n)

['mo:dɛm]

access

Zugang (m)

['tsu:ɡaŋ]

port (e.g., input ~)

port (e.g., input ~)

Port (m)

[pɔʁt]

connection (make a ~)

Anschluss (m)

['anʃlʊs]

to connect to … (vi)

sich anschließen

[zɪç 'anˌʃli:sən]

to select (vt)

auswählen (vt)

['aʊsˌvɛ:lən]

to search (for …)

suchen (vt)

['zu:χən]

167. Electricity

electricity

Elektrizität (f)

[elɛktʀitsi'tɛ:t]

electric, electrical (adj)

elektrisch

[e'lɛktʀɪʃ]

electric power plant

Elektrizitätswerk (n)

[elɛktʀitsi'tɛ:tsˌvɛʁk] energy

energy

Energie (f)

[enɛʁ'ɡi:]

electric power

Strom (m)

[ʃtʀo:m]

light bulb

Glühbirne (f)

['ɡly:ˌbɪʁnə]

flashlight

Taschenlampe (f)

['taʃənˌlampə]

street light

Straßenlaterne (f)

['ʃtʀa:sən·laˌtɛʁnə]

light

Licht (n)

[lɪçt]

to turn on

einschalten (vt)

['aɪnˌʃaltən]

to turn off

to turn off

ausschalten (vt)

['aʊsˌʃaltən]

to turn off the light

das Licht ausschalten

[das lɪçt 'aʊsˌʃaltən]

to burn out (vi)

durchbrennen (vi)

['dʊʁçˌbʀɛnən]

short circuit

Kurzschluss (m)

['kʊʁtsˌʃlʊs]

broken wire

Riß (m)

[ʀɪs]

contact (electrical ~)

Kontakt (m)

[kɔn'takt]

light switch

Schalter (m)

['ʃaltɐ]

wall socket

wall socket

Steckdose (f)

['ʃtɛkˌdo:zə]

plug

Stecker (m)

['ʃtɛkɐ]

extension cord

Verlängerung (f)

[fɛɐ'lɛŋəʀʊŋ]

fuse

Sicherung (f)

['zɪçəʀʊŋ]

cable, wire

Draht (m)

[dʀa:t]

wiring

Verdrahtung (f)

[fɛɐ'dʀa:tʊŋ]

ampere

Ampere (n)

[am'pe:ɐ]

amperage

amperage

Stromstärke (f)

['ʃtʀo:mˌʃtɛʁkə]

volt

Volt (n)

[vɔlt]

voltage

Voltspannung (f)

['vɔltˌʃpanʊŋ]

electrical device

Elektrogerät (n)

[e'lɛktʀo·ɡəˌʀɛ:t]

indicator

Indikator (m)

[ɪndi'ka:to:ɐ]

electrician

Elektriker (m)

[ˌe'lɛktʀikɐ]

to solder (vt)

löten (vt)

['lø:tən]

soldering iron

soldering iron

Lötkolben (m)

['lø:tˌkɔlbən]

electric current

Strom (m)

[ʃtʀo:m]

168. Tools

tool, instrument

Werkzeug (n)

['vɛʁkˌtsɔɪk]

tools

Werkzeuge (pl)

['vɛʁkˌtsɔɪɡə]

equipment (factory ~)

Ausrüstung (f)

['aʊsˌʀʏstʊŋ] hammer

hammer

Hammer (m)

['hamɐ]

screwdriver

Schraubenzieher (m)

['ʃʀaʊbəntsi:ɐ]

ax

Axt (f)

[akst]

saw

Säge (f)

['zɛ:ɡə]

to saw (vt)

sägen (vt)

['zɛ:ɡən]

plane (tool)

Hobel (m)

['ho:bl]

to plane (vt)

hobeln (vt)

['ho:bəln]

soldering iron

soldering iron

Lötkolben (m)

['lø:tˌkɔlbən]

to solder (vt)

löten (vt)

['lø:tən]

file (tool)

Feile (f)

['faɪlə]

carpenter pincers

Kneifzange (f)

['knaɪfˌtsaŋə]

lineman's pliers

Flachzange (f)

['flaχˌtsaŋə]

chisel

Stemmeisen (n)

['ʃtɛmˌʔaɪzən]

drill bit

Bohrer (m)

['bo:ʀɐ]

electric drill

electric drill

Bohrmaschine (f)

['bo:ɐ·maˌʃi:nə]

to drill (vi, vt)

bohren (vt)

['bo:ʀən]

knife

Messer (n)

['mɛsɐ]

blade

Klinge (f)

['klɪŋə]

sharp (blade, etc.)

scharf

[ʃaʁf]

dull, blunt (adj)

stumpf

[ʃtʊmpf]

to get blunt (dull)

stumpf werden (vi)

[ʃtʊmpf 've:ɐdən]

to sharpen (vt)

to sharpen (vt)

schärfen (vt)

['ʃɛʁfən]

bolt

Bolzen (m)

['bɔltsən]

nut

Mutter (f)

['mʊtɐ]

thread (of a screw)

Gewinde (n)

[ɡə'vɪndə]

wood screw

Holzschraube (f)

['hɔltsˌʃʀaʊbə]

nail

Nagel (m)

['na:ɡəl]

nailhead

Nagelkopf (m)

['na:ɡəlˌkɔpf]

ruler (for measuring)

ruler (for measuring)

Lineal (n)

[line'a:l]

tape measure

Metermaß (n)

['me:tɐˌma:s]

spirit level

Wasserwaage (f)

['vasɐˌva:ɡə]

magnifying glass

Lupe (f)

['lu:pə]

measuring instrument

Messinstrument (n)

['mɛsʔɪnstʀuˌmɛnt]

to measure (vt)

messen (vt)

['mɛsən]

scale (of thermometer, etc.)

Skala (f)

['ska:la]

readings

readings

Ablesung (f)

['aple:zʊŋ]

compressor

Kompressor (m)

[kɔm'pʀɛso:ɐ]

microscope

Mikroskop (n)

[mikʀo'sko:p]

pump (e.g., water ~)

Pumpe (f)

['pʊmpə]

robot

Roboter (m)

['ʀɔbɔtɐ]

laser

Laser (m)

['le:zə]

wrench

Schraubenschlüssel (m)

['ʃʀaʊbənˌʃlʏsəl]

adhesive tape

adhesive tape

Klebeband (n)

['kle:bəˌbant]

glue

Klebstoff (m)

['kle:pˌʃtɔf]

sandpaper

Sandpapier (n)

['zant·paˌpi:ɐ]

spring

Sprungfeder (f)

['ʃpʀʊŋˌfe:dɐ]

magnet

Magnet (m)

[ma'ɡne:t]

gloves

Handschuhe (pl)

['hantˌʃu:ə]

rope

Leine (f)

['laɪnə]

cord

cord

Schnur (f)

[ʃnu:ɐ]

wire (e.g., telephone ~)

Draht (m)

[dʀa:t]

cable

Kabel (n)

['ka:bəl]

sledgehammer

schwerer Hammer (m)

['ʃve:ʀɐ 'hamɐ]

prybar

Brecheisen (n)

['bʀɛçˌʔaɪzən]

ladder

Leiter (f)

['laɪtɐ]

stepladder

Trittleiter (f)

['tʀɪtˌlaɪtɐ]

to screw (tighten)

to screw (tighten)

zudrehen (vt)

[tsu:'dʀe:ən]

to unscrew (lid, filter, etc.)

abdrehen (vt)

['apˌdʀe:ən]

to tighten (e.g., with a clamp)

zusammendrücken (vt)

[tsu'zamənˌdʀʏkən]

to glue, to stick

ankleben (vt)

['anˌkle:bən]

to cut (vt)

schneiden (vt)

['ʃnaɪdən]

malfunction (fault)

Störung (f)

['ʃtø:ʀʊŋ]

repair (mending)

Reparatur (f)

[ʀepaʀa'tu:ɐ]

to repair, to fix (vt)

to repair, to fix (vt)

reparieren (vt)

[ʀepa'ʀi:ʀən]

to adjust (machine, etc.)

einstellen (vt)

['aɪnˌʃtɛlən]

to check (to examine)

prüfen (vt)

['pʀy:fən]

checking

Prüfung (f)

['pʀy:fʊŋ]

readings

Ablesung (f)

['aple:zʊŋ]

reliable, solid (machine)

sicher

['zɪçɐ]

complex (adj)

kompliziert

[kɔmpli'tsi:ɐt]

to rust (get rusted)

to rust (get rusted)

verrosten (vi)

[fɛɐ'ʀɔstən]

rusty, rusted (adj)

rostig

['ʀɔstɪç]

rust

Rost (m)

[ʀɔst]

TRANSPORTATION

169. Airplane

airplane

Flugzeug (n)

['flu:kˌtsɔɪk]

air ticket

Flugticket (n)

['flu:kˌtɪkət]

airline

Fluggesellschaft (f)

['flu:kɡəˌzɛlʃaft] airport

airport

Flughafen (m)

['flu:kˌha:fən]

supersonic (adj)

Überschall-

['y:bɐˌʃal]

captain

Flugkapitän (m)

['flu:k·kapiˌtɛ:n]

crew

Besatzung (f)

[bə'zatsʊŋ]

pilot

Pilot (m)

[pi'lo:t]

flight attendant (fem.)

Flugbegleiterin (f)

['flu:k·bəˌɡlaɪtəʀɪn]

navigator

Steuermann (m)

['ʃtɔɪɐˌman]

wings

wings

Flügel (pl)

['fly:ɡəl]

tail

Schwanz (m)

[ʃvants]

cockpit

Kabine (f)

[ka'bi:nə]

engine

Motor (m)

['mo:to:ɐ]

undercarriage (landing gear)

Fahrgestell (n)

['fa:ɐ·ɡəˌʃtɛl]

turbine

Turbine (f)

[tʊʁ'bi:nə]

propeller

Propeller (m)

[pʀo'pɛlɐ]

black box

black box

Flugschreiber (m)

['flu:kˌʃʀaɪbɐ]

yoke (control column)

Steuerrad (n)

['ʃtɔɪɐˌʀa:t]

fuel

Treibstoff (m)

['tʀaɪpˌʃtɔf]

safety card

Sicherheitskarte (f)

['zɪçɐhaɪtsˌkaʁtə]

oxygen mask

Sauerstoffmaske (f)

['zaʊɐʃtɔfˌmaskə]

uniform

Uniform (f)

['ʊniˌfɔʁm]

life vest

Rettungsweste (f)

['ʀɛtʊŋsˌvɛstə]

parachute

parachute

Fallschirm (m)

['falˌʃɪʁm]

takeoff

Abflug, Start (m)

['apˌflu:k], [ʃtaʁt]

to take off (vi)

starten (vi)

['ʃtaʁtən]

runway

Startbahn (f)

['ʃtaʁtba:n]

visibility

Sicht (f)

[zɪçt]

flight (act of flying)

Flug (m)

[flu:k]

altitude

Höhe (f)

['hø:ə]

air pocket

air pocket

Luftloch (n)

['lʊftˌlɔχ]

seat

Platz (m)

[plats]

headphones

Kopfhörer (m)

['kɔpfˌhø:ʀɐ]

folding tray (tray table)

Klapptisch (m)

['klapˌtɪʃ]

airplane window

Bullauge (n)

['bʊlˌʔaʊɡə]

aisle

Durchgang (m)

['dʊʁçˌɡaŋ]

170. Train

train

Zug (m)

[tsu:k]

commuter train

elektrischer Zug (m)

[e'lɛktʀɪʃɐ tsu:k]

express train

Schnellzug (m)

['ʃnɛlˌtsu:k] diesel locomotive

diesel locomotive

Diesellok (f)

['di:zəlˌlɔk]

steam locomotive

Dampflok (f)

['dampfˌlɔk]

passenger car

Personenwagen (m)

[pɛʁ'zo:nənˌva:ɡən]

dining car

Speisewagen (m)

['ʃpaɪzəˌva:ɡən]

rails

Schienen (pl)

['ʃi:nən]

railroad

Eisenbahn (f)

['aɪzən·ba:n]

railway tie

Bahnschwelle (f)

['ba:nˌʃvɛlə]

platform (railway ~)

platform (railway ~)

Bahnsteig (m)

['ba:nˌʃtaɪk]

track (~ 1, 2, etc.)

Gleis (n)

['ɡlaɪs]

semaphore

Eisenbahnsignal (n)

['aɪzənba:n·zɪ'ɡna:l]

station

Station (f)

[ʃta'tsjo:n]

engineer (train driver)

Lokführer (m)

['lɔkˌfy:ʀɐ]

porter (of luggage)

Träger (m)

['tʀɛ:ɡɐ]

car attendant

Schaffner (m)

['ʃafnɐ]

passenger

passenger

Fahrgast (m)

['fa:ɐˌɡast]

conductor (ticket inspector)

Kontrolleur (m)

[kɔntʀɔ'lø:ɐ]

corridor (in train)

Flur (m)

[flu:ɐ]

emergency brake

Notbremse (f)

['no:tˌbʀɛmzə]

compartment

Abteil (n)

[ap'taɪl]

berth

Liegeplatz (m), Schlafkoje (f)

['li:ɡəˌplats], ['ʃla:fˌko:jə]

upper berth

oberer Liegeplatz (m)

['o:bəʀɐ 'li:ɡəˌplats]

lower berth

lower berth

unterer Liegeplatz (m)

['ʊntəʀɐ 'li:ɡəˌplats]

bed linen, bedding

Bettwäsche (f)

['bɛtˌvɛʃə]

ticket

Fahrkarte (f)

['fa:ɐˌkaʁtə]

schedule

Fahrplan (m)

['fa:ɐˌpla:n]

information display

Anzeigetafel (f)

['antsaɪɡəˌta:fəl]

to leave, to depart

abfahren (vi)

['apˌfa:ʀən]

departure (of train)

Abfahrt (f)

['apˌfa:ɐt]

to arrive (ab. train)

to arrive (ab. train)

ankommen (vi)

['anˌkɔmən]

arrival

Ankunft (f)

['ankʊnft]

to arrive by train

mit dem Zug kommen

[mɪt dem tsu:k 'kɔmən]

to get on the train

in den Zug einsteigen

[ɪn den tsu:k 'aɪnˌʃtaɪɡən]

to get off the train

aus dem Zug aussteigen

['aʊs dem tsu:k 'aʊsˌʃtaɪɡən]

train wreck

Zugunglück (n)

['tsu:kʔʊnˌɡlʏk]

to derail (vi)

entgleisen (vi)

[ɛnt'ɡlaɪzən]

steam locomotive

steam locomotive

Dampflok (f)

['dampfˌlɔk]

stoker, fireman

Heizer (m)

['haɪtsɐ]

firebox

Feuerbuchse (f)

['fɔɪɐˌbʊksə]

coal

Kohle (f)

['ko:lə]

171. Ship

ship

Schiff (n)

[ʃɪf]

vessel

Fahrzeug (n)

['fa:ɐˌtsɔɪk]

steamship

Dampfer (m)

['dampfɐ] riverboat

riverboat

Motorschiff (n)

['mo:to:ɐˌʃɪf]

cruise ship

Kreuzfahrtschiff (n)

['kʀɔɪtsfa:ɐtˌʃɪf]

cruiser

Kreuzer (m)

['kʀɔɪtsɐ]

yacht

Jacht (f)

[jaχt]

tugboat

Schlepper (m)

['ʃlɛpɐ]

barge

Lastkahn (m)

[lastˌka:n]

ferry

Fähre (f)

['fɛ:ʀə]

sailing ship

sailing ship

Segelschiff (n)

['ze:ɡəlˌʃɪf]

brigantine

Brigantine (f)

[bʀiɡan'ti:nə]

ice breaker

Eisbrecher (m)

['aɪsˌbʀɛçɐ]

submarine

U-Boot (n)

['u:bo:t]

boat (flat-bottomed ~)

Boot (n)

['bo:t]

dinghy (lifeboat)

Dingi (n)

['dɪŋɡi]

lifeboat

Rettungsboot (n)

['ʀɛtʊŋsˌbo:t]

motorboat

motorboat

Motorboot (n)

['mo:to:ɐˌbo:t]

captain

Kapitän (m)

[kapi'tɛn]

seaman

Matrose (m)

[ma'tʀo:zə]

sailor

Seemann (m)

['ze:man]

crew

Besatzung (f)

[bə'zatsʊŋ]

boatswain

Bootsmann (m)

['bo:tsman]

ship's boy

Schiffsjunge (m)

['ʃɪfsˌjʊŋə]

cook

cook

Schiffskoch (m)

['ʃɪfsˌkɔχ]

ship's doctor

Schiffsarzt (m)

['ʃɪfsˌʔaʁtst]

deck

Deck (n)

[dɛk]

mast

Mast (m)

[mast]

sail

Segel (n)

[ze:ɡəl]

hold

Schiffsraum (m)

['ʃɪfsˌʀaʊm]

bow (prow)

Bug (m)

[bu:k]

stern

stern

Heck (n)

[hɛk]

oar

Ruder (n)

['ʀu:dɐ]

screw propeller

Schraube (f)

['ʃʀaʊbə]

cabin

Kajüte (f)

[ka'jy:tə]

wardroom

Messe (f)

['mɛsə]

engine room

Maschinenraum (m)

[ma'ʃi:nənˌʀaʊm]

bridge

Brücke (f)

['bʀʏkə]

radio room

radio room

Funkraum (m)

['fʊŋkˌʀaʊm]

wave (radio)

Radiowelle (f)

['ʀa:dɪoˌvɛlə]

logbook

Schiffstagebuch (n)

['ʃɪfs·ˌta:ɡəbu:χ]

spyglass

Fernrohr (n)

['fɛʁnˌʀo:ɐ]

bell

Glocke (f)

['ɡlɔkə]

flag

Fahne (f)

['fa:nə]

hawser (mooring ~)

Seil (n)

[zaɪl]

knot (bowline, etc.)

knot (bowline, etc.)

Knoten (m)

['kno:tən]

deckrails

Geländer (n)

[ɡə'lɛndɐ]

gangway

Treppe (f)

['tʀɛpə]

anchor

Anker (m)

['aŋkɐ]

to weigh anchor

den Anker lichten

[den 'aŋkɐ 'lɪçtən]

to drop anchor

Anker werfen

['aŋkɐ ˌvɛʁfən]

anchor chain

Ankerkette (f)

['ankɐˌkɛtə]

port (harbor)

port (harbor)

Hafen (m)

['ha:fən]

quay, wharf

Anlegestelle (f)

['anle:ɡəˌʃtɛlə]

to berth (moor)

anlegen (vi)

['anˌle:ɡən]

to cast off

abstoßen (vt)

['apˌʃto:sən]

trip, voyage

Reise (f)

['ʀaɪzə]

cruise (sea trip)

Kreuzfahrt (f)

['kʀɔɪtsˌfa:ɐt]

course (route)

Kurs (m)

[kʊʁs]

route (itinerary)

route (itinerary)

Reiseroute (f)

['ʀaɪzəˌʀu:tə]

fairway (safe water channel)

Fahrwasser (n)

['fa:ɐˌvasɐ]

shallows

Untiefe (f)

['ʊnˌti:fə]

to run aground

stranden (vi)

['ʃtʀandən]

storm

Sturm (m)

[ʃtʊʁm]

signal

Signal (n)

[zɪ'ɡna:l]

to sink (vi)

untergehen (vi)

['ʊntɐˌɡe:ən]

Man overboard!

Man overboard!

Mann über Bord!

[man 'y:bɐ bɔʁt]

SOS (distress signal)

SOS

[ɛso:'ʔɛs]

ring buoy

Rettungsring (m)

['ʀɛtʊŋsˌʀɪŋ]

172. Airport

airport

Flughafen (m)

['flu:kˌha:fən]

airplane

Flugzeug (n)

['flu:kˌtsɔɪk]

airline

Fluggesellschaft (f)

['flu:kɡəˌzɛlʃaft] air traffic controller

air traffic controller

Fluglotse (m)

['flu:kˌlo:tsə]

departure

Abflug (m)

['apˌflu:k]

arrival

Ankunft (f)

['ankʊnft]

to arrive (by plane)

anfliegen (vi)

['anˌfli:ɡən]

departure time

Abflugzeit (f)

['apflu:kˌtsaɪt]

arrival time

Ankunftszeit (f)

['ankʊnftsˌtsaɪt]

to be delayed

sich verspäten

[zɪç fɛɐ'ʃpɛ:tən]

flight delay

flight delay

Abflugverspätung (f)

['apflu:k·fɛɐ'ʃpɛ:tʊŋ]

information board

Anzeigetafel (f)

['antsaɪɡəˌta:fəl]

information

Information (f)

[ɪnfɔʁma'tsjo:n]

to announce (vt)

ankündigen (vt)

['ankʏndɪɡən]

flight (e.g., next ~)

Flug (m)

[flu:k]

customs

Zollamt (n)

['tsɔlˌʔamt]

customs officer

Zollbeamter (m)

['tsɔl·bəˌʔamtɐ]

customs declaration

customs declaration

Zolldeklaration (f)

['tsɔl·deklaʀa'tsjo:n]

to fill out (vt)

ausfüllen (vt)

['aʊsˌfʏlən]

to fill out the declaration

die Zollerklärung ausfüllen

[di 'tsɔl·ɛɐ'klɛ:ʀʊŋ 'aʊsˌfʏlən]

passport control

Passkontrolle (f)

['pas·kɔnˌtʀɔlə]

luggage

Gepäck (n)

[ɡə'pɛk]

hand luggage

Handgepäck (n)

['hant·ɡəˌpɛk]

luggage cart

Kofferkuli (m)

['kɔfɐˌku:li]

landing

landing

Landung (f)

['landʊŋ]

landing strip

Landebahn (f)

['landəˌba:n]

to land (vi)

landen (vi)

['landən]

airstair (passenger stair)

Fluggasttreppe (f)

['flu:kɡastˌtʀɛpə]

check-in

Check-in (n)

[tʃɛkʔin]

check-in counter

Check-in-Schalter (m)

[tʃɛkʔin 'ʃaltɐ]

to check-in (vi)

sich registrieren lassen

[zɪç ʀeɡɪs'tʀi:ʀən 'lasən]

boarding pass

boarding pass

Bordkarte (f)

['bɔʁtˌkaʁtə]

departure gate

Abfluggate (n)

['apflu:kˌɡeɪt]

transit

Transit (m)

[tʀan'zi:t]

to wait (vt)

warten (vi)

['vaʁtən]

departure lounge

Wartesaal (m)

['vaʁtəˌza:l]

to see off

begleiten (vt)

[bə'ɡlaɪtən]

to say goodbye

sich verabschieden

[zɪç fɛɐ'apˌʃi:dən]

173. Bicycle. Motorcycle

bicycle

Fahrrad (n)

['fa:ɐˌʀa:t]

scooter

Motorroller (m)

['mo:to:ɐˌʀɔlɐ]

motorcycle, bike

Motorrad (n)

['mo:to:ɐˌʀa:t] to go by bicycle

to go by bicycle

Rad fahren

[ʀa:t 'fa:ʀən]

handlebars

Lenkstange (f)

['lɛŋkˌʃtaŋə]

pedal

Pedal (n)

[pe'da:l]

brakes

Bremsen (pl)

['bʀɛmzən]

bicycle seat (saddle)

Sattel (m)

['zatəl]

pump

Pumpe (f)

['pʊmpə]

luggage rack

Gepäckträger (m)

[ɡə'pɛkˌtʀɛ:ɡɐ]

front lamp

front lamp

Scheinwerfer (m)

['ʃaɪnˌvɛʁfɐ]

helmet

Helm (m)

[hɛlm]

wheel

Rad (n)

[ʀa:t]

fender

Schutzblech (n)

['ʃʊtsˌblɛç]

rim

Felge (f)

['fɛlɡə]

spoke

Speiche (f)

['ʃpaɪçə]

CARS

174. Types of cars

automobile, car

Auto (n)

['aʊto]

sports car

Sportwagen (m)

['ʃpɔʁtˌva:ɡən]

limousine

Limousine (f)

[limu'zi:nə] off-road vehicle

off-road vehicle

Geländewagen (m)

[ɡə'lɛndəˌva:ɡən]

convertible (n)

Kabriolett (n)

[kabʀio'lɛt]

minibus

Kleinbus (m)

['klaɪnˌbʊs]

ambulance

Krankenwagen (m)

['kʀaŋkənˌva:ɡən]

snowplow

Schneepflug (m)

['ʃne:ˌpflu:k]

truck

Lastkraftwagen (m)

['lastkʀaftˌva:ɡən]

tanker truck

Tankwagen (m)

['taŋkˌva:ɡən]

van (small truck)

van (small truck)

Kastenwagen (m)

['kastənˌva:ɡən]

road tractor (trailer truck)

Sattelzug (m)

['zatəlˌtsu:k]

trailer

Anhänger (m)

['anˌhɛŋɐ]

comfortable (adj)

komfortabel

[kɔmfɔʁ'ta:bəl]

used (adj)

gebraucht

[ɡə'bʀaʊχt]

175. Cars. Bodywork

hood

Motorhaube (f)

['mo:to:ɐˌhaʊbə]

fender

Kotflügel (m)

['ko:tfly:ɡəl]

roof

Dach (n)

[daχ] windshield

windshield

Windschutzscheibe (f)

['vɪntʃʊtsˌʃaɪbə]

rear-view mirror

Rückspiegel (m)

['ʀʏkˌʃpi:ɡəl]

windshield washer

Scheibenwaschanlage (f)

['ʃaɪbən·'vaʃʔanˌla:ɡə]

windshield wipers

Scheibenwischer (m)

['ʃaɪbənˌvɪʃɐ]

side window

Seitenscheibe (f)

['zaɪtənˌʃaɪbə]

window lift (power window)

Fensterheber (m)

['fɛnstɐˌhe:bɐ]

antenna

Antenne (f)

[an'tɛnə]

sunroof

sunroof

Schiebedach (n)

['ʃi:bəˌdaχ]

bumper

Stoßstange (f)

['ʃto:sˌʃtaŋə]

trunk

Kofferraum (m)

['kɔfɐˌʀaʊm]

roof luggage rack

Dachgepäckträger (m)

['daχ·ɡəpɛkˌtʀɛ:ɡɐ]

door

Wagenschlag (m)

['va:ɡənˌʃla:k]

door handle

Türgriff (m)

['ty:ɐˌɡʀɪf]

door lock

Türschloss (n)

['ty:ɐˌʃlɔs]

license plate

license plate

Nummernschild (n)

['nʊmɐnˌʃɪlt]

muffler

Auspufftopf (m)

['aʊspʊfˌtɔpf]

gas tank

Benzintank (m)

[bɛn'tsi:nˌtaŋk]

tailpipe

Auspuffrohr (n)

['aʊspʊfˌʀo:ɐ]

gas, accelerator

Gas (n)

[ɡa:s]

pedal

Pedal (n)

[pe'da:l]

gas pedal

Gaspedal (n)

['ɡas·pe'da:l]

brake

brake

Bremse (f)

['bʀɛmzə]

brake pedal

Bremspedal (n)

['bʀɛmz·pe'da:l]

to brake (use the brake)

bremsen (vi)

['bʀɛmzən]

parking brake

Handbremse (f)

['hantˌbʀɛmzə]

clutch

Kupplung (f)

['kʊplʊŋ]

clutch pedal

Kupplungspedal (n)

['kʊplʊŋs·pe'da:l]

clutch disc

Kupplungsscheibe (f)

['kʊplʊŋsˌʃaɪbə]

shock absorber

shock absorber

Stoßdämpfer (m)

['ʃto:s·dɛmpfɐ]

wheel

Rad (n)

[ʀa:t]

spare tire

Reserverad (n)

[ʀe'zɛʁvəˌʀa:t]

tire

Reifen (m)

['ʀaɪfən]

hubcap

Radkappe (f)

['ʀa:tˌkapə]

driving wheels

Triebräder (pl)

['tʀi:pˌʀɛ:dɐ]

front-wheel drive (as adj)

mit Vorderantrieb

[mɪt 'fo:ɐde:ɐˌʔantʀi:p]

rear-wheel drive (as adj)

rear-wheel drive (as adj)

mit Hinterradantrieb

[mɪt 'hɪntɐʀa:tˌʔantʀi:p]

all-wheel drive (as adj)

mit Allradantrieb

[mɪt 'alʀa:tˌʔantʀi:p]

gearbox

Getriebe (n)

[ɡə'tʀi:bə]

automatic (adj)

Automatik-

[aʊto'ma:tɪk]

mechanical (adj)

Schalt-

['ʃalt]

gear shift

Schalthebel (m)

['ʃaltˌhe:bəl]

headlight

Scheinwerfer (m)

['ʃaɪnˌvɛʁfɐ]

headlights

headlights

Scheinwerfer (pl)

['ʃaɪnˌvɛʁfɐ]

low beam

Abblendlicht (n)

['apblɛntˌlɪçt]

high beam

Fernlicht (n)

['fɛʁnˌlɪçt]

brake light

Stopplicht (n)

['ʃtɔpˌlɪçt]

parking lights

Standlicht (n)

['ʃtantˌlɪçt]

hazard lights

Warnblinker (m)

['vaʁnˌblɪŋkɐ]

fog lights

Nebelscheinwerfer (pl)

['ne:bəlˌʃaɪnvɛʁfɐ]

turn signal

turn signal

Blinker (m)

['blɪŋkɐ]

back-up light

Rückfahrscheinwerfer (m)

['ʀʏkfa:ɐˌʃaɪnvɛʁfɐ]

176. Cars. Passenger compartment

car inside (interior)

Wageninnere (n)

['va:ɡənˌʔɪnəʀə]

leather (as adj)

Leder-

['le:dɐ]

velour (as adj)

aus Velours

[aʊs və'lu:ɐ] upholstery

upholstery

Polster (n)

['pɔlstɐ]

instrument (gage)

Instrument (n)

[ˌɪnstʀu'mɛnt]

dashboard

Armaturenbrett (n)

[aʁma'tu:ʁənˌbʀɛt]

speedometer

Tachometer (m)

[taxo'me:tɐ]

needle (pointer)

Nadel (f)

['na:dəl]

odometer

Kilometerzähler (m)

[kilo'me:tɐˌtsɛ:lɐ]

indicator (sensor)

Anzeige (f)

['anˌtsaɪɡə]

level

level

Pegel (m)

['pe:ɡəl]

warning light

Kontrollleuchte (f)

[kɔn'tʀɔlˌlɔɪçtə]

steering wheel

Steuerrad (n)

['ʃtɔɪɐˌʀa:t]

horn

Hupe (f)

['hu:pə]

button

Knopf (m)

[knɔpf]

switch

Umschalter (m)

['ʊmˌʃaltɐ]

seat

Sitz (m)

[zɪts]

backrest

backrest

Rückenlehne (f)

['ʀʏkənˌle:nə]

headrest

Kopfstütze (f)

['kɔpfˌʃtʏtsə]

seat belt

Sicherheitsgurt (m)

['zɪçɐhaɪtsˌɡʊʁt]

to fasten the belt

sich anschnallen

[zɪç 'anˌʃnalən]

adjustment (of seats)

Einstellung (f)

['aɪnˌʃtɛlʊŋ]

airbag

Airbag (m)

['ɛ:ɐ·bak]

air-conditioner

Klimaanlage (f)

['kli:maˌʔanla:ɡə]

radio

radio

Radio (n)

['ʀa:dɪo]

CD player

CD-Spieler (m)

[tse:'de: 'ʃpi:lɐ]

to turn on

einschalten (vt)

['aɪnˌʃaltən]

antenna

Antenne (f)

[an'tɛnə]

glove box

Handschuhfach (n)

['hantʃu:ˌfaχ]

ashtray

Aschenbecher (m)

['aʃən·bɛçɐ]

177. Cars. Engine

engine

Triebwerk (n)

['tʀi:pˌvɛʁk]

motor

Motor (m)

['mo:to:ɐ]

diesel (as adj)

Diesel-

['di:zəl] gasoline (as adj)

gasoline (as adj)

Benzin-

[bɛn'tsi:n]

engine volume

Hubraum (m)

['hu:pˌʀaʊm]

power

Leistung (f)

['laɪstʊŋ]

horsepower

Pferdestärke (f)

['pfe:ɐdəˌʃtɛʁkə]

piston

Kolben (m)

[kɔlbən]

cylinder

Zylinder (m)

[tsy'lɪndɐ]

valve

Ventil (n)

[vɛn'ti:l]

injector

injector

Injektor (m)

[ɪn'jɛktɔ:ɐ]

generator (alternator)

Generator (m)

[ɡenə'ʀa:to:ɐ]

carburetor

Vergaser (m)

[fɛɐ'ɡa:zɐ]

motor oil

Motoröl (n)

['mo:to:ɐˌʔø:l]

radiator

Kühler (m)

['ky:lɐ]

coolant

Kühlflüssigkeit (f)

[ky:l'flʏsɪçˌkaɪt]

cooling fan

Ventilator (m)

[vɛnti'la:to:ɐ]

battery (accumulator)

battery (accumulator)

Autobatterie (f)

['aʊtobatəˌʀi:]

starter

Anlasser (m)

['anˌlasɐ]

ignition

Zündung (f)

['tsʏndʊŋ]

spark plug

Zündkerze (f)

['tsʏntˌkɛʁtsə]

terminal (of battery)

Klemme (f)

['klɛmə]

positive terminal

Pluspol (m)

['plʊsˌpo:l]

negative terminal

Minuspol (m)

['mi:nʊsˌpo:l]

fuse

fuse

Sicherung (f)

['zɪçəʀʊŋ]

air filter

Luftfilter (m, n)

['lʊftˌfɪltɐ]

oil filter

Ölfilter (m)

['ø:lˌfɪltɐ]

fuel filter

Treibstofffilter (m)

['tʀaɪpʃtɔfˌfɪltɐ]

178. Cars. Crash. Repair

car crash

Unfall (m)

['ʊnfal]

traffic accident

Verkehrsunfall (m)

[fɛɐ'ke:ɐsʔʊnˌfal]

to crash (into the wall, etc.)

fahren gegen …

['fa:ʀən 'ɡe:ɡən] to get smashed up

to get smashed up

verunglücken (vi)

[fɛɐ'ʔʊnɡlʏkən]

damage

Schaden (m)

['ʃa:dən]

intact (unscathed)

heil

['haɪl]

breakdown

Panne (f)

['panə]

to break down (vi)

kaputtgehen (vi)

[ka'pʊtˌɡe:ən]

towrope

Abschleppseil (n)

['apʃlɛpˌzaɪl]

puncture

Reifenpanne (f)

['ʀaɪfənˌpanə]

to be flat

to be flat

platt sein

[plat zaɪn]

to pump up

pumpen (vt)

['pʊmpən]

pressure

Druck (m)

[dʀʊk]

to check (to examine)

prüfen (vt)

['pʀy:fən]

repair

Reparatur (f)

[ʀepaʀa'tu:ɐ]

auto repair shop

Reparaturwerkstatt (f)

[ʀepaʀaˌtu:ɐ'vɛʁkˌʃtat]

spare part

Ersatzteil (m, n)

[ɛɐ'zatsˌtaɪl]

part

part

Einzelteil (m, n)

['aɪntsəlˌtaɪl]

bolt (with nut)

Bolzen (m)

['bɔltsən]

screw (fastener)

Schraube (f)

['ʃʀaʊbə]

nut

Mutter (f)

['mʊtɐ]

washer

Scheibe (f)

['ʃaɪbə]

bearing (e.g., ball ~)

Lager (n)

['la:ɡɐ]

tube

Rohr (n)

[ʀo:ɐ]

gasket (head ~)

gasket (head ~)

Dichtung (f)

['dɪçtʊŋ]

cable, wire

Draht (m)

[dʀa:t]

jack

Wagenheber (m)

['va:ɡənˌhe:bɐ]

wrench

Schraubenschlüssel (m)

['ʃʀaʊbənˌʃlʏsəl]

hammer

Hammer (m)

['hamɐ]

pump

Pumpe (f)

['pʊmpə]

screwdriver

Schraubenzieher (m)

['ʃʀaʊbəntsi:ɐ]

fire extinguisher

fire extinguisher

Feuerlöscher (m)

['fɔɪɐˌlœʃɐ]

warning triangle

Warndreieck (n)

['vaʁnˌdʀaɪɛk]

to stall (vi)

abwürgen (vi)

['apˌvʏʁɡən]

stall (n)

Anhalten (n)

['anhaltən]

to be broken

kaputt sein

[ka'pʊt zaɪn]

to overheat (vi)

überhitzt werden

[y:bɐ'hɪtst 've:ɐdən]

to be clogged up

verstopft sein

[fɛɐ'ʃtɔpft zaɪn]

to freeze up (pipes, etc.)

to freeze up (pipes, etc.)

einfrieren (vi)

['aɪnˌfʀi:ʀən]

to burst (vi, ab. tube)

zerplatzen (vi)

[tsɛɐ'platsən]

pressure

Druck (m)

[dʀʊk]

level

Pegel (m)

['pe:ɡəl]

slack (~ belt)

schlaff

[ʃlaf]

dent

Delle (f)

['dɛlə]

knocking noise (engine)

Klopfen (n)

['klɔpfən]

crack

crack

Riß (m)

[ʀɪs]

scratch

Kratzer (m)

['kʀatsɐ]

179. Cars. Road

road

Fahrbahn (f)

['fa:ɐˌba:n]

highway

Schnellstraße (f)

['ʃnɛlˌʃtʀa:sə]

freeway

Autobahn (f)

['aʊtoˌba:n] direction (way)

direction (way)

Richtung (f)

['ʀɪçtʊŋ]

distance

Entfernung (f)

[ɛnt'fɛʁnʊŋ]

bridge

Brücke (f)

['bʀʏkə]

parking lot

Parkplatz (m)

['paʁkˌplats]

square

Platz (m)

[plats]

interchange

Autobahnkreuz (n)

['aʊtoba:nˌkʀɔɪts]

tunnel

Tunnel (m)

['tʊnəl]

gas station

gas station

Tankstelle (f)

['taŋkˌʃtɛlə]

parking lot

Parkplatz (m)

['paʁkˌplats]

gas pump (fuel dispenser)

Zapfsäule (f)

['tsapfˌzɔɪlə]

auto repair shop

Reparaturwerkstatt (f)

[ʀepaʀaˌtu:ɐ'vɛʁkˌʃtat]

to get gas (to fill up)

tanken (vt)

['taŋkən]

fuel

Treibstoff (m)

['tʀaɪpˌʃtɔf]

jerrycan

Kanister (m)

[ka'nɪstɐ]

asphalt

asphalt

Asphalt (m)

[as'falt]

road markings

Markierung (f)

[maʁ'ki:ʀʊŋ]

curb

Bordstein (m)

['bɔʁtˌʃtaɪn]

guardrail

Leitplanke (f)

['laɪtˌplaŋkə]

ditch

Graben (m)

['ɡʀa:bən]

roadside (shoulder)

Straßenrand (m)

['ʃtʀa:sənˌʀant]

lamppost

Straßenlaterne (f)

['ʃtʀa:sən·laˌtɛʁnə]

to drive (a car)

to drive (a car)

fahren (vt)

['fa:ʁən]

to turn (e.g., ~ left)

abbiegen (vi)

['apˌbi:ɡən]

to make a U-turn

umkehren (vi)

['ʊmˌke:ʀən]

reverse (~ gear)

Rückwärtsgang (m)

['ʀʏkvɛʁtsˌɡaŋ]

to honk (vi)

hupen (vi)

['hu:pən]

honk (sound)

Hupe (f)

['hu:pə]

to get stuck (in the mud, etc.)

stecken (vi)

['ʃtɛkən]

to spin the wheels

to spin the wheels

durchdrehen (vi)

['dʊʁçˌdʀe:ən]

to cut, to turn off (vt)

abstellen (vt)

['apʃtɛlən]

speed

Geschwindigkeit (f)

[ɡə'ʃvɪndɪç·kaɪt]

to exceed the speed limit

Geschwindigkeit überschreiten

[ɡə'ʃvɪndɪç·kaɪt ˌy:bɐ'ʃʀaɪtən]

to give a ticket

bestrafen (vt)

[bə'ʃtʀa:fən]

traffic lights

Ampel (f)

['ampəl]

driver's license

Führerschein (m)

['fy:ʀɐˌʃaɪn]

grade crossing

grade crossing

Bahnübergang (m)

['ba:nʔy:bɐˌɡaŋ]

intersection

Straßenkreuzung (f)

['ʃtʀa:sənˌkʀɔɪtsʊŋ]

crosswalk

Fußgängerüberweg (m)

['fu:sˌɡɛŋɐ·y:bɐ've:k]

bend, curve

Kehre (f)

['ke:ʀə]

pedestrian zone

Fußgängerzone (f)

['fu:sɡɛŋɐˌtso:nə]

180. Traffic signs

rules of the road

Verkehrsregeln (pl)

[fɛɐ'ke:ɐsˌʀe:ɡəln]

road sign (traffic sign)

Verkehrszeichen (n)

[fɛɐ'ke:ɐsˌtsaɪçən]

passing (overtaking)

Überholen (n)

[y:bɐ'ho:lən] curve

curve

Kurve (f)

['kʊʁvə]

U-turn

Wende (f)

['vɛndə]

traffic circle

Kreisverkehr (m)

['kʀaɪs·fɛɐˌke:ɐ]

No entry

Einfahrt verboten

['aɪnˌfa:ɐt fɛɐ'bo:tən]

No vehicles allowed

Verkehr verboten

[fɛɐ'ke:ɐ fɛɐ'bo:tən]

No passing

Überholverbot

[y:bɐ'ho:l·fɛɐˌbo:t]

No parking

Parken verboten

['paʁkən fɛɐ'bo:tən]

No stopping

No stopping

Halteverbot

['haltə·fɛɐˌbo:t]

dangerous bend

gefährliche Kurve (f)

[ɡə'fɛ:ɐlɪçə 'kʊʁvə]

steep descent

Gefälle (n)

[ɡə'fɛlə]

one-way traffic

Einbahnstraße (f)

['aɪnba:nˌʃtʀa:sə]

crosswalk

Fußgängerüberweg (m)

['fu:sˌɡɛŋɐ·y:bɐ've:k]

slippery road

Schleudergefahr

['ʃlɔɪdɐˌɡə'fa:ɐ]

YIELD

Vorfahrt gewähren!

['fo:ɐfaɐt ɡə'vɛ:ʀən]

PEOPLE. LIFE EVENTS

LIFE EVENTS

181. Holidays. Event

celebration, holiday

Fest (n)

[fɛst]

national day

Nationalfeiertag (m)

[natsjɔ'na:lˌfaɪɐta:k]

public holiday

Feiertag (m)

['faɪɐˌta:k] to commemorate (vt)

to commemorate (vt)

feiern (vt)

['faɪɐn]

event (happening)

Ereignis (n)

[ɛɐ'ʔaɪɡnɪs]

event (organized activity)

Veranstaltung (f)

[fɛɐ'ʔanʃtaltʊŋ]

banquet (party)

Bankett (n)

[baŋ'kɛt]

reception (formal party)

Empfang (m)

[ɛm'pfaŋ]

feast

Festmahl (n)

['fɛstˌma:l]

anniversary

Jahrestag (m)

['ja:ʀəsˌta:k]

jubilee

jubilee

Jubiläumsfeier (f)

[jubi'lɛ:ʊmsˌfaɪɐ]

to celebrate (vt)

begehen (vt)

[bə'ɡe:ən]

New Year

Neujahr (n)

['nɔɪja:ɐ]

Happy New Year!

Frohes Neues Jahr!

[ˌfʀo:əs 'nɔɪəs ja:ɐ]

Christmas

Weihnachten (n)

['vaɪnaχtən]

Merry Christmas!

Frohe Weihnachten!

[ˌfʀo:ə 'vaɪnaχtən]

Christmas tree

Tannenbaum (m)

['tanənˌbaʊm]

fireworks (fireworks show)

fireworks (fireworks show)

Feuerwerk (n)

['fɔɪɐˌvɛʁk]

wedding

Hochzeit (f)

['hɔχˌtsaɪt]

groom

Bräutigam (m)

['bʀɔɪtɪɡam]

bride

Braut (f)

[bʀaʊt]

to invite (vt)

einladen (vt)

['aɪnˌla:dən]

invitation card

Einladung (f)

['aɪnˌla:dʊŋ]

guest

Gast (m)

[ɡast]

to visit (~ your parents, etc.)

to visit (~ your parents, etc.)

besuchen (vt)

[bə'zu:χən]

to meet the guests

Gäste empfangen

['ɡɛstə ɛm'pfaŋən]

gift, present

Geschenk (n)

[ɡə'ʃɛŋk]

to give (sth as present)

schenken (vt)

['ʃɛŋkən]

to receive gifts

Geschenke bekommen

[ɡə'ʃɛŋkə bə'kɔmən]

bouquet (of flowers)

Blumenstrauß (m)

['blu:mənˌʃtʀaʊs]

congratulations

Glückwunsch (m)

['ɡlʏkˌvʊnʃ]

to congratulate (vt)

to congratulate (vt)

gratulieren (vi)

[ɡʀatu'li:ʀən]

greeting card

Glückwunschkarte (f)

['ɡlʏkvʊnʃˌkaʁtə]

to send a postcard

eine Karte abschicken

['aɪnə 'kaʁtə 'apˌʃɪkən]

to get a postcard

eine Karte erhalten

['aɪnə 'kaʁtə ɛɐ'haltən]

toast

Trinkspruch (m)

['tʀɪŋkˌʃpʀʊχ]

to offer (a drink, etc.)

anbieten (vt)

['anbi:tən]

champagne

Champagner (m)

[ʃam'panjɐ]

to enjoy oneself

to enjoy oneself

sich amüsieren

[zɪç amy'zi:ʀən]

merriment (gaiety)

Fröhlichkeit (f)

['fʀø:lɪçˌkaɪt]

joy (emotion)

Freude (f)

['fʀɔɪdə]

dance

Tanz (m)

[tants]

to dance (vi, vt)

tanzen (vi, vt)

['tantsən]

waltz

Walzer (m)

['valtsɐ]

tango

Tango (m)

['taŋɡo]

182. Funerals. Burial

cemetery

Friedhof (m)

['fʀi:tˌho:f]

grave, tomb

Grab (n)

[ɡʀa:p]

cross

Kreuz (n)

[kʀɔɪts] gravestone

gravestone

Grabstein (m)

['ɡʀa:pˌʃtaɪn]

fence

Zaun (m)

[tsaʊn]

chapel

Kapelle (f)

[ka'pɛlə]

death

Tod (m)

[to:t]

to die (vi)

sterben (vi)

['ʃtɛʁbən]

the deceased

Verstorbene (m)

[fɛɐ'ʃtɔʁbənɐ]

mourning

Trauer (f)

['tʀaʊɐ]

to bury (vt)

to bury (vt)

begraben (vt)

[bə'ɡʀa:bən]

funeral home

Bestattungsinstitut (n)

[bə'ʃtatʊŋsʔɪnstiˌtu:t]

funeral

Begräbnis (n)

[bə'ɡʀɛ:pnɪs]

wreath

Kranz (m)

[kʀants]

casket, coffin

Sarg (m)

[zaʁk]

hearse

Katafalk (m)

[kata'falk]

shroud

Totenhemd (n)

['to:tənˌhɛmt]

funeral procession

funeral procession

Trauerzug (m)

['tʀaʊɐˌtsu:k]

funerary urn

Urne (f)

['ʊʁnə]

crematory

Krematorium (n)

[kʀema'to:ʀiʊm]

obituary

Nachruf (m)

['na:χʀu:f]

to cry (weep)

weinen (vi)

['vaɪnən]

to sob (vi)

schluchzen (vi)

['ʃlʊχtsən]

183. War. Soldiers

platoon

Zug (m)

[tsu:k]

company

Kompanie (f)

[kɔmpa'ni:]

regiment

Regiment (n)

[ʀeɡi'mɛnt] army

army

Armee (f)

[aʁ'me:]

division

Division (f)

[divi'zjo:n]

section, squad

Abteilung (f)

[ap'taɪlʊŋ]

host (army)

Heer (n)

[he:ɐ]

soldier

Soldat (m)

[zɔl'da:t]

officer

Offizier (m)

[ɔfi'tsi:ɐ]

private

Soldat (m)

[zɔl'da:t]

sergeant

sergeant

Feldwebel (m)

['fɛltˌve:bəl]

lieutenant

Leutnant (m)

['lɔɪtnant]

captain

Hauptmann (m)

['haʊptman]

major

Major (m)

[ma'jo:ɐ]

colonel

Oberst (m)

['o:bɐst]

general

General (m)

[ɡenə'ʀa:l]

sailor

Matrose (m)

[ma'tʀo:zə]

captain

captain

Kapitän (m)

[kapi'tɛn]

boatswain

Bootsmann (m)

['bo:tsman]

artilleryman

Artillerist (m)

['aʁtɪləʀɪst]

paratrooper

Fallschirmjäger (m)

['falʃɪʁmˌjɛ:ɡɐ]

pilot

Pilot (m)

[pi'lo:t]

navigator

Steuermann (m)

['ʃtɔɪɐˌman]

mechanic

Mechaniker (m)

[me'ça:nikɐ]

pioneer (sapper)

pioneer (sapper)

Pionier (m)

[pɪo'ni:ɐ]

parachutist

Fallschirmspringer (m)

['falʃɪʁmˌʃpʀɪŋɐ]

reconnaissance scout

Aufklärer (m)

['aʊfˌklɛ:ʀɐ]

sniper

Scharfschütze (m)

['ʃaʁfˌʃʏtsə]

patrol (group)

Patrouille (f)

[pa'tʀʊljə]

to patrol (vt)

patrouillieren (vi)

[patʀʊl'ji:ʀən]

sentry, guard

Wache (f)

['vaχə]

warrior

warrior

Krieger (m)

['kʀi:ɡɐ]

patriot

Patriot (m)

[patʀi'o:t]

hero

Held (m)

[hɛlt]

heroine

Heldin (f)

['hɛldɪn]

traitor

Verräter (m)

[fɛɐ'ʀɛ:tɐ]

to betray (vt)

verraten (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʀa:tən]

deserter

Deserteur (m)

[dezɛʁ'tø:ɐ]

to desert (vi)

to desert (vi)

desertieren (vi)

[dezɛʁ'ti:ʀən]

mercenary

Söldner (m)

['zœldnɐ]

recruit

Rekrut (m)

[ʀe'kʀu:t]

volunteer

Freiwillige (m)

[ˌfʀaɪvɪlɪɡə]

dead (n)

Getoetete (m)

[ɡə'tø:tətə]

wounded (n)

Verwundete (m)

[fɛɐ'vʊndətə]

prisoner of war

Kriegsgefangene (m)

['kʀi:ks·ɡəˌfaŋənə]

184. War. Military actions. Part 1

war

Krieg (m)

[kʀi:k]

to be at war

Krieg führen

[kʀi:k 'fy:ʀən]

civil war

Bürgerkrieg (m)

['bʏʁɡɐˌkʀi:k] treacherously (adv)

treacherously (adv)

heimtückisch

['haɪmˌtʏkɪʃ]

declaration of war

Kriegserklärung (f)

['kʀi:ksʔɛɐˌklɛ:ʀʊŋ]

to declare (~ war)

erklären (vt)

[ɛɐ'klɛ:ʀən]

aggression

Aggression (f)

[aɡʀɛ'sjo:n]

to attack (invade)

einfallen (vt)

['aɪnˌfalən]

to invade (vt)

einfallen (vi)

['aɪnˌfalən]

invader

Invasoren (pl)

[ɪnva'zo:ʀən]

conqueror

conqueror

Eroberer (m)

[ɛɐ'ʔo:bəʀɐ]

defense

Verteidigung (f)

[fɛɐ'taɪdɪɡʊŋ]

to defend (a country, etc.)

verteidigen (vt)

[fɛɐ'taɪdɪɡən]

to defend (against …)

sich verteidigen

[zɪç fɛɐ'taɪdɪɡən]

enemy

Feind (m)

[faɪnt]

foe, adversary

Gegner (m)

['ɡe:ɡnɐ]

enemy (as adj)

Feind-

[faɪnt]

strategy

strategy

Strategie (f)

[ʃtʀate'ɡi:]

tactics

Taktik (f)

['taktɪk]

order

Befehl (m)

[bə'fe:l]

command (order)

Anordnung (f)

['anˌʔɔʁdnʊŋ]

to order (vt)

befehlen (vt)

[ˌbə'fe:lən]

mission

Auftrag (m)

['aʊfˌtʀa:k]

secret (adj)

geheim

[ɡə'haɪm]

battle

battle

Gefecht (n)

[ɡə'fɛçt]

combat

Kampf (m)

[kampf]

attack

Angriff (m)

['anˌɡʀɪf]

charge (assault)

Sturm (m)

[ʃtʊʁm]

to storm (vt)

stürmen (vt)

['ʃtʏʁmən]

siege (to be under ~)

Belagerung (f)

[bə'la:ɡəʀʊŋ]

offensive (n)

Angriff (m)

['anˌɡʀɪf]

to go on the offensive

to go on the offensive

angreifen (vt)

['anˌɡʀaɪfən]

retreat

Rückzug (m)

['ʀʏkˌtsu:k]

to retreat (vi)

sich zurückziehen

[zɪç tsu'ʀʏkˌtsi:ən]

encirclement

Einkesselung (f)

['aɪnˌkɛsəlʊŋ]

to encircle (vt)

einkesseln (vt)

['aɪnˌkɛsəln]

bombing (by aircraft)

Bombenangriff (m)

['bɔmbənˌʔanɡʀɪf]

to drop a bomb

eine Bombe abwerfen

['aɪnə 'bɔmbə 'apˌvɛʁfən]

to bomb (vt)

to bomb (vt)

bombardieren (vt)

[bɔmbaʁ'di:ʀən]

explosion

Explosion (f)

[ɛksplo'zjo:n]

shot

Schuss (m)

[ʃʊs]

to fire (~ a shot)

schießen (vt)

['ʃi:sən]

firing (burst of ~)

Schießerei (f)

[ʃi:sə'ʀaɪ]

to aim (to point a weapon)

zielen auf …

['tsi:lən aʊf]

to point (a gun)

richten (vt)

['ʀɪçtən]

to hit (the target)

to hit (the target)

treffen (vt)

['tʀɛfən]

to sink (~ a ship)

versenken (vt)

[fɛɐ'zɛŋkən]

hole (in a ship)

Loch (n)

[lɔχ]

to founder, to sink (vi)

versinken (vi)

[fɛɐ'zɪŋkən]

front (war ~)

Front (f)

[fʀɔnt]

evacuation

Evakuierung (f)

[evaku'i:ʀʊŋ]

to evacuate (vt)

evakuieren (vt)

[evaku'i:ʀən]

trench

trench

Schützengraben (m)

['ʃʏtsənˌɡʀa:bən]

barbwire

Stacheldraht (m)

['ʃtaχəlˌdʀa:t]

barrier (anti tank ~)

Sperre (f)

['ʃpɛʀə]

watchtower

Wachtturm (m)

['vaχtˌtʊʁm]

military hospital

Lazarett (n)

[latsa'ʀɛt]

to wound (vt)

verwunden (vt)

[fɛɐ'vʊndən]

wound

Wunde (f)

['vʊndə]

wounded (n)

wounded (n)

Verwundete (m)

[fɛɐ'vʊndətə]

to be wounded

verletzt sein

[fɛɐ'lɛtst zaɪn]

serious (wound)

schwer

[ʃve:ɐ]

185. War. Military actions. Part 2

captivity

Gefangenschaft (f)

[ɡə'faŋənʃaft]

to take captive

gefangen nehmen (vt)

[ɡə'faŋən 'ne:mən]

to be held captive

in Gefangenschaft sein

[ɪn ɡə'faŋənʃaft zaɪn] to be taken captive

to be taken captive

in Gefangenschaft geraten

[ɪn ɡə'faŋənʃaft ɡə'ʀa:tən]

concentration camp

Konzentrationslager (n)

[kɔntsɛntʀa'tsjo:nsˌla:ɡɐ]

prisoner of war

Kriegsgefangene (m)

['kʀi:ks·ɡəˌfaŋənə]

to escape (vi)

fliehen (vi)

['fli:ən]

to betray (vt)

verraten (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʀa:tən]

betrayer

Verräter (m)

[fɛɐ'ʀɛ:tɐ]

betrayal

Verrat (m)

[fɛɐ'ʀa:t]

to execute (by firing squad)

to execute (by firing squad)

erschießen (vt)

[ɛɐ'ʃi:sən]

execution (by firing squad)

Erschießung (f)

[ɛɐ'ʃi:sʊŋ]

equipment (military gear)

Ausrüstung (f)

['aʊsˌʀʏstʊŋ]

shoulder board

Schulterstück (n)

['ʃʊltɐˌʃtʏk]

gas mask

Gasmaske (f)

['ɡa:sˌmaskə]

field radio

Funkgerät (n)

['fʊŋk·ɡəˌʀɛ:t]

cipher, code

Chiffre (f)

['ʃɪfʀə]

secrecy

secrecy

Geheimhaltung (f)

[ɡə'haɪmˌhaltʊŋ]

password

Kennwort (n)

['kɛnˌvɔʁt]

land mine

Mine (f)

['mi:nə]

to mine (road, etc.)

Minen legen

['mi:nən 'le:ɡən]

minefield

Minenfeld (n)

['mi:nənˌfɛlt]

air-raid warning

Luftalarm (m)

['lʊftʔaˌlaʁm]

alarm (alert signal)

Alarm (m)

[a'laʁm]

signal

signal

Signal (n)

[zɪ'ɡna:l]

signal flare

Signalrakete (f)

[zɪ'ɡna:l·ʀaˌke:tə]

headquarters

Hauptquartier (n)

['haʊpt·kvaʁˌti:ɐ]

reconnaissance

Aufklärung (f)

['aʊfˌklɛ:ʀuŋ]

situation

Lage (f)

['la:ɡə]

report

Bericht (m)

[bə'ʀɪçt]

ambush

Hinterhalt (m)

['hɪntɐˌhalt]

reinforcement (of army)

reinforcement (of army)

Verstärkung (f)

[fɛɐ'ʃtɛʀkʊŋ]

target

Zielscheibe (f)

['tsi:lˌʃaɪbə]

proving ground

Schießplatz (m)

['ʃi:sˌplats]

military exercise

Manöver (n)

[ma'nø:vɐ]

panic

Panik (f)

['pa:nɪk]

devastation

Verwüstung (f)

[fɛɐ'vy:stʊŋ]

destruction, ruins

Trümmer (pl)

['tʀʏmɐ]

to destroy (vt)

to destroy (vt)

zerstören (vt)

[tsɛɐ'ʃtø:ʀən]

to survive (vi, vt)

überleben (vi)

[ˌy:bɐ'le:bən]

to disarm (vt)

entwaffnen (vt)

[ɛnt'vafnən]

to handle (~ a gun)

handhaben (vt)

['hantˌha:bən]

Attention!

Stillgestanden!

['ʃtɪlɡəˌʃtandən]

At ease!

Rühren!

['ʀy:ʀən]

feat, act of courage

Heldentat (f)

['hɛldənˌta:t]

oath (vow)

oath (vow)

Eid (m), Schwur (m)

[aɪt], [ʃvu:ɐ]

to swear (an oath)

schwören (vi, vt)

['ʃvø:ʀən]

decoration (medal, etc.)

Lohn (m)

[lo:n]

to award (give medal to)

auszeichnen (vt)

['aʊsˌtsaɪçnən]

medal

Medaille (f)

[me'daljə]

order (e.g., ~ of Merit)

Orden (m)

['ɔʁdən]

victory

Sieg (m)

[zi:k]

defeat

defeat

Niederlage (f)

['ni:dɐˌla:ɡə]

armistice

Waffenstillstand (m)

['vafənˌʃtɪlʃtant]

standard (battle flag)

Fahne (f)

['fa:nə]

glory (honor, fame)

Ruhm (m)

[ʀu:m]

parade

Parade (f)

[pa'ʀa:də]

to march (on parade)

marschieren (vi)

[maʁ'ʃi:ʀən]

186. Weapons

weapons

Waffe (f)

['vafə]

firearms

Schusswaffe (f)

['ʃʊsˌvafə]

cold weapons (knives, etc.)

blanke Waffe (f)

['blaŋkə 'vafə] chemical weapons

chemical weapons

chemischen Waffen (pl)

[çe:miʃən 'vafən]

nuclear (adj)

Kern-, Atom-

[kɛʁn], [a'to:m]

nuclear weapons

Kernwaffe (f)

['kɛʁnˌvafə]

bomb

Bombe (f)

['bɔmbə]

atomic bomb

Atombombe (f)

[a'to:mˌbɔmbə]

pistol (gun)

Pistole (f)

[pɪs'to:lə]

rifle

Gewehr (n)

[ɡə've:ɐ]

submachine gun

submachine gun

Maschinenpistole (f)

[ma'ʃi:nən·pɪsˌto:lə]

machine gun

Maschinengewehr (n)

[ma'ʃi:nən·ɡəˌve:ɐ]

muzzle

Mündung (f)

['mʏndʊŋ]

barrel

Lauf (m)

[laʊf]

caliber

Kaliber (n)

[ˌka'li:bɐ]

trigger

Abzug (m)

['apˌtsu:k]

sight (aiming device)

Visier (n)

[vi'zi:ɐ]

magazine

magazine

Magazin (n)

[maɡa'tsi:n]

butt (shoulder stock)

Kolben (m)

[kɔlbən]

hand grenade

Handgranate (f)

['hant·ɡʀaˌna:tə]

explosive

Sprengstoff (m)

['ʃpʀɛŋˌʃtɔf]

bullet

Kugel (f)

['ku:ɡəl]

cartridge

Patrone (f)

[pa'tʀo:nə]

charge

Ladung (f)

['la:dʊŋ]

ammunition

ammunition

Munition (f)

[muni'tsjo:n]

bomber (aircraft)

Bomber (m)

['bɔmbɐ]

fighter

Kampfflugzeug (n)

['kampfflu:kˌtsɔɪk]

helicopter

Hubschrauber (m)

['hu:pˌʃʀaʊbɐ]

anti-aircraft gun

Flugabwehrkanone (f)

[flu:k'ʔapve:ɐkaˌno:nə]

tank

Panzer (m)

['pantsɐ]

tank gun

Panzerkanone (f)

['pantsɐˌka'no:nə]

artillery

artillery

Artillerie (f)

['aʁtɪləʀi:]

gun (cannon, howitzer)

Haubitze (f), Kanone (f)

[haʊ'bɪtsə], [ka'no:nə]

to lay (a gun)

richten (vt)

['ʀɪçtən]

shell (projectile)

Geschoß (n)

[ɡə'ʃo:s]

mortar bomb

Wurfgranate (f)

['vʊʁf·ɡʀa'na:tə]

mortar

Granatwerfer (m)

[ɡʀa'na:tˌvɛʁfɐ]

splinter (shell fragment)

Splitter (m)

['ʃplɪtɐ]

submarine

submarine

U-Boot (n)

['u:bo:t]

torpedo

Torpedo (m)

[tɔʁ'pe:do]

missile

Rakete (f)

[ʀa'ke:tə]

to load (gun)

laden (vt)

['la:dən]

to shoot (vi)

schießen (vi)

['ʃi:sən]

to point at (the cannon)

zielen auf …

['tsi:lən aʊf]

bayonet

Bajonett (n)

[ˌbajo'nɛt]

rapier

rapier

Degen (m)

['de:ɡən]

saber (e.g., cavalry ~)

Säbel (m)

['zɛ:bəl]

spear (weapon)

Speer (m)

[ʃpe:ɐ]

bow

Bogen (m)

['bo:ɡən]

arrow

Pfeil (m)

[pfaɪl]

musket

Muskete (f)

[mʊs'ke:tə]

crossbow

Armbrust (f)

['aʁmˌbʀʊst]

187. Ancient people

primitive (prehistoric)

vorzeitlich

['fo:ɐˌtsaɪtlɪç]

prehistoric (adj)

prähistorisch

[ˌpʀɛhɪs'to:ʀɪʃ]

ancient (~ civilization)

alt

[alt] Stone Age

Stone Age

Steinzeit (f)

['ʃtaɪnˌtsaɪt]

Bronze Age

Bronzezeit (f)

['bʀɔŋsəˌtsaɪt]

Ice Age

Eiszeit (f)

['aɪsˌtsaɪt]

tribe

Stamm (m)

[ʃtam]

cannibal

Kannibale (m)

[kani'ba:lə]

hunter

Jäger (m)

['jɛ:ɡɐ]

to hunt (vi, vt)

jagen (vi)

['jaɡən]

mammoth

mammoth

Mammut (n)

['mamʊt]

cave

Höhle (f)

['hø:lə]

fire

Feuer (n)

['fɔɪɐ]

campfire

Lagerfeuer (n)

['la:ɡɐˌfɔɪɐ]

cave painting

Höhlenmalerei (f)

['hø:lən·ma:ləˌʀaɪ]

tool (e.g., stone ax)

Werkzeug (n)

['vɛʁkˌtsɔɪk]

spear

Speer (m)

[ʃpe:ɐ]

stone ax

stone ax

Steinbeil (n), Steinaxt (f)

['ʃtaɪnˌbaɪl], ['ʃtaɪnˌakst]

to be at war

Krieg führen

[kʀi:k 'fy:ʀən]

to domesticate (vt)

domestizieren (vt)

[domɛsti'tsi:ʀən]

idol

Idol (n)

[i'do:l]

to worship (vt)

anbeten (vt)

['anˌbe:tən]

superstition

Aberglaube (m)

['a:bɐˌɡlaʊbə]

rite

Ritus (m), Ritual (n)

['ʀi:tʊs], [ʀi'tua:l]

evolution

evolution

Evolution (f)

[evolu'tsjo:n]

development

Entwicklung (f)

[ɛnt'vɪklʊŋ]

disappearance (extinction)

Verschwinden (n)

[fɛɐ'ʃvɪndən]

to adapt oneself

sich anpassen

[zɪç 'anˌpasən]

archeology

Archäologie (f)

[aʁçɛolo'ɡi:]

archeologist

Archäologe (m)

[aʁçɛo'lo:ɡə]

archeological (adj)

archäologisch

[aʁçɛo'lo:ɡɪʃ]

excavation site

excavation site

Ausgrabungsstätte (f)

['aʊsɡʀa:bʊŋsˌʃtɛtə]

excavations

Ausgrabungen (pl)

['aʊsɡʀa:bʊŋən]

find (object)

Fund (m)

[fʊnt]

fragment

Fragment (n)

[fʀa'ɡmɛnt]

188. Middle Ages

people (ethnic group)

Volk (n)

[fɔlk]

peoples

Völker (pl)

['fœlkɐ]

tribe

Stamm (m)

[ʃtam] tribes

tribes

Stämme (pl)

['ʃtɛmə]

barbarians

Barbaren (pl)

[baʁ'ba:ʀən]

Gauls

Gallier (pl)

['ɡalɪɐ]

Goths

Goten (pl)

['ɡo:tən]

Slavs

Slawen (pl)

['sla:vən]

Vikings

Wikinger (pl)

['vi:kɪŋɐ]

Romans

Römer (pl)

['ʀø:mɐ]

Roman (adj)

Roman (adj)

römisch

['ʀø:mɪʃ]

Byzantines

Byzantiner (pl)

[bytsan'ti:nɐ]

Byzantium

Byzanz (n)

[by'tsants]

Byzantine (adj)

byzantinisch

[bytsan'ti:nɪʃ]

emperor

Kaiser (m)

['kaɪzɐ]

leader, chief (tribal ~)

Häuptling (m)

['hɔɪptlɪŋ]

powerful (~ king)

mächtig

['mɛçtɪç]

king

king

König (m)

['kø:nɪç]

ruler (sovereign)

Herrscher (m)

['hɛʁʃɐ]

knight

Ritter (m)

['ʀɪtɐ]

feudal lord

Feudalherr (m)

[fɔɪ'da:lˌhɛʁ]

feudal (adj)

feudal, Feudal-

[fɔɪ'da:l]

vassal

Vasall (m)

[va'zal]

duke

Herzog (m)

['hɛʁtso:k]

earl

earl

Graf (m)

[ɡʀa:f]

baron

Baron (m)

[ba'ʀo:n]

bishop

Bischof (m)

['bɪʃɔf]

armor

Rüstung (f)

['ʀʏstʊŋ]

shield

Schild (m)

[ʃɪlt]

sword

Schwert (n)

[ʃve:ɐt]

visor

Visier (n)

[vi'zi:ɐ]

chainmail

chainmail

Panzerhemd (n)

['pantsɐˌhɛmt]

Crusade

Kreuzzug (m)

['kʀɔɪtsˌtsu:k]

crusader

Kreuzritter (m)

['kʀɔɪtsˌʀɪtɐ]

territory

Territorium (n)

[tɛʀi'to:ʀiʊm]

to attack (invade)

einfallen (vt)

['aɪnˌfalən]

to conquer (vt)

erobern (vt)

[ɛɐ'ʔo:bɐn]

to occupy (invade)

besetzen (vt)

[bə'zɛtsən]

siege (to be under ~)

siege (to be under ~)

Belagerung (f)

[bə'la:ɡəʀʊŋ]

besieged (adj)

belagert

[bə'la:ɡɐt]

to besiege (vt)

belagern (vt)

[bə'la:ɡɐn]

inquisition

Inquisition (f)

[ɪnkvizi'tsjo:n]

inquisitor

Inquisitor (m)

[ɪnkvi'zi:to:ɐ]

torture

Folter (f)

['fɔltɐ]

cruel (adj)

grausam

['ɡʀaʊˌza:m]

heretic

heretic

Häretiker (m)

[hɛ'ʀetikɐ]

heresy

Häresie (f)

[hɛʀe'zi:]

seafaring

Seefahrt (f)

['ze:ˌfa:ɐt]

pirate

Seeräuber (m)

['ze:ˌʀɔɪbɐ]

piracy

Seeräuberei (f)

['ze:ˌʀɔɪbəʀaɪ]

boarding (attack)

Enterung (f)

['ɛnteʀʊŋ]

loot, booty

Beute (f)

['bɔɪtə]

treasures

treasures

Schätze (pl)

['ʃɛtsə]

discovery

Entdeckung (f)

[ɛnt'dɛkʊŋ]

to discover (new land, etc.)

entdecken (vt)

[ɛnt'dɛkən]

expedition

Expedition (f)

[ɛkspedi'tsjo:n]

musketeer

Musketier (m)

[mʊske'ti:ɐ]

cardinal

Kardinal (m)

[ˌkaʁdi'na:l]

heraldry

Heraldik (f)

[he'ʀaldɪk]

heraldic (adj)

heraldic (adj)

heraldisch

[he'ʀaldɪʃ]

189. Leader. Chief. Authorities

king

König (m)

['kø:nɪç]

queen

Königin (f)

['kø:nɪɡɪn]

royal (adj)

königlich

['kø:nɪklɪç] kingdom

kingdom

Königreich (n)

['kø:nɪkˌʀaɪç]

prince

Prinz (m)

[pʀɪnts]

princess

Prinzessin (f)

[pʀɪn'tsɛsɪn]

president

Präsident (m)

[pʀɛzi'dɛnt]

vice-president

Vizepräsident (m)

['fi:tsə·pʀɛziˌdɛnt]

senator

Senator (m)

[ze'na:to:ɐ]

monarch

Monarch (m)

[mo'naʁç]

ruler (sovereign)

ruler (sovereign)

Herrscher (m)

['hɛʁʃɐ]

dictator

Diktator (m)

[dɪk'ta:to:ɐ]

tyrant

Tyrann (m)

[ty'ʀan]

magnate

Magnat (m)

[ma'ɡna:t]

director

Direktor (m)

[di'ʀɛkto:ɐ]

chief

Chef (m)

[ʃɛf]

manager (director)

Leiter (m)

['laɪtɐ]

boss

boss

Boss (m)

[bɔs]

owner

Eigentümer (m)

['aɪɡənty:mɐ]

head (~ of delegation)

Leiter (m)

['laɪtɐ]

authorities

Behörden (pl)

[bə'hø:ɐdən]

superiors

Vorgesetzten (pl)

['fo:ɐɡəˌzɛtstən]

governor

Gouverneur (m)

[ɡuvɛʁ'nø:ɐ]

consul

Konsul (m)

['kɔnzʊl]

diplomat

diplomat

Diplomat (m)

[ˌdiplo'ma:t]

mayor

Bürgermeister (m)

['bʏʁɡɐˌmaɪstɐ]

sheriff

Sheriff (m)

['ʃɛʀɪf]

emperor

Kaiser (m)

['kaɪzɐ]

tsar, czar

Zar (m)

[tsa:ɐ]

pharaoh

Pharao (m)

['fa:ʀao]

khan

Khan (m)

[ka:n]

190. Road. Way. Directions

road

Fahrbahn (f)

['fa:ɐˌba:n]

way (direction)

Weg (m)

[ve:k]

freeway

Autobahn (f)

['aʊtoˌba:n] highway

highway

Schnellstraße (f)

['ʃnɛlˌʃtʀa:sə]

interstate

Bundesstraße (f)

['bʊndəsˌʃtʀa:sə]

main road

Hauptstraße (f)

['haʊptˌʃtʀa:sə]

dirt road

Feldweg (m)

['fɛltˌve:k]

pathway

Pfad (m)

[pfa:t]

footpath (troddenpath)

Fußweg (m)

['fu:sˌve:k]

Where?

Wo?

[vo:]

Where (to)?

Where (to)?

Wohin?

[vo'hɪn]

From where?

Woher?

[vo'he:ɐ]

direction (way)

Richtung (f)

['ʀɪçtʊŋ]

to point (~ the way)

zeigen (vt)

['tsaɪɡən]

to the left

nach links

[na:χ lɪŋks]

to the right

nach rechts

[na:χ ʀɛçts]

straight ahead (adv)

geradeaus

[ɡəʀa:də'ʔaʊs]

back (e.g., to turn ~)

back (e.g., to turn ~)

zurück

[tsu'ʀʏk]

bend, curve

Kurve (f)

['kʊʁvə]

to turn (e.g., ~ left)

abbiegen (vi)

['apˌbi:ɡən]

to make a U-turn

umkehren (vi)

['ʊmˌke:ʀən]

to be visible (mountains, castle, etc.)

sichtbar sein

['zɪçtba:ɐ zaɪn]

to appear (come into view)

erscheinen (vi)

[ɛɐ'ʃaɪnən]

stop, halt (e.g., during a trip)

Aufenthalt (m)

['aʊfʔɛnthalt]

to rest, to pause (vi)

to rest, to pause (vi)

sich erholen

[zɪç ɛɐ'ho:lən]

rest (pause)

Erholung (f)

[ɛɐ'ho:lʊŋ]

to lose one's way

sich verirren

[zɪç fɛɐ'ʔɪʀən]

to lead to … (ab. road)

führen (in …, nach …)

['fy:ʀən]

to come out (e.g., on the highway)

ankommen in …

['anˌkɔmən in]

stretch (of road)

Strecke (f)

['ʃtʀɛkə]

asphalt

Asphalt (m)

[as'falt]

curb

curb

Bordstein (m)

['bɔʁtˌʃtaɪn]

ditch

Graben (m)

['ɡʀa:bən]

manhole

Gully (m, n)

['ɡʊli]

roadside (shoulder)

Straßenrand (m)

['ʃtʀa:sənˌʀant]

pit, pothole

Schlagloch (n)

['ʃla:kˌlɔχ]

to go (on foot)

gehen (vi)

['ɡe:ən]

to pass (overtake)

überholen (vt)

[ˌy:bɐ'ho:lən]

step (footstep)

step (footstep)

Schritt (m)

[ʃʀɪt]

on foot (adv)

zu Fuß

[tsu 'fu:s]

to block (road)

blockieren (vt)

[blɔ'ki:ʀən]

boom gate

Schlagbaum (m)

['ʃla:kˌbaʊm]

dead end

Sackgasse (f)

['zakˌɡasə]

191. Breaking the law. Criminals. Part 1

bandit

Bandit (m)

[ban'di:t]

crime

Verbrechen (n)

[fɛɐ'bʀɛçən]

criminal (person)

Verbrecher (m)

[fɛɐ'bʀɛçɐ] thief

thief

Dieb (m)

[di:p]

to steal (vi, vt)

stehlen (vt)

['ʃte:lən]

stealing (larceny)

Diebstahl (m)

['di:pˌʃta:l]

theft

Stehlen (n)

['ʃte:lən]

to kidnap (vt)

kidnappen (vt)

['kɪtˌnɛpən]

kidnapping

Kidnapping (n)

['kɪtˌnɛpɪŋ]

kidnapper

Kidnapper (m)

['kɪtˌnɛpɐ]

ransom

ransom

Lösegeld (n)

['lø:zəˌɡɛlt]

to demand ransom

Lösegeld verlangen

['lø:zəˌɡɛlt fɛɐ'laŋən]

to rob (vt)

rauben (vt)

['ʀaʊbən]

robbery

Raub (m)

['ʀaʊp]

robber

Räuber (m)

['ʀɔɪbɐ]

to extort (vt)

erpressen (vt)

[ɛɐ'pʀɛsən]

extortionist

Erpresser (m)

[ɛɐ'pʀɛsɐ]

extortion

extortion

Erpressung (f)

[ɛɐ'pʀɛsʊŋ]

to murder, to kill

morden (vt)

['mɔʁdən]

murder

Mord (m)

[mɔʁt]

murderer

Mörder (m)

['mœʁdɐ]

gunshot

Schuss (m)

[ʃʊs]

to fire (~ a shot)

schießen (vt)

['ʃi:sən]

to shoot to death

erschießen (vt)

[ɛɐ'ʃi:sən]

to shoot (vi)

to shoot (vi)

feuern (vi)

['fɔɪɐn]

shooting

Schießerei (f)

[ʃi:sə'ʀaɪ]

incident (fight, etc.)

Vorfall (m)

['fo:ɐfal]

fight, brawl

Schlägerei (f)

[ʃlɛ:ɡə'ʀaɪ]

Help!

Hilfe!

['hɪlfə]

victim

Opfer (n)

['ɔpfɐ]

to damage (vt)

beschädigen (vt)

[bə'ʃɛ:dɪɡən]

damage

damage

Schaden (m)

['ʃa:dən]

dead body, corpse

Leiche (f)

['laɪçə]

grave (~ crime)

schwer

[ʃve:ɐ]

to attack (vt)

angreifen (vt)

['anˌɡʀaɪfən]

to beat (to hit)

schlagen (vt)

['ʃla:ɡən]

to beat up

verprügeln (vt)

[fɛɐ'pʀy:ɡəln]

to take (rob of sth)

wegnehmen (vt)

['vɛkˌne:mən]

to stab to death

to stab to death

erstechen (vt)

[ɛɐ'ʃtɛçən]

to maim (vt)

verstümmeln (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʃtʏməln]

to wound (vt)

verwunden (vt)

[fɛɐ'vʊndən]

blackmail

Erpressung (f)

[ɛɐ'pʀɛsʊŋ]

to blackmail (vt)

erpressen (vt)

[ɛɐ'pʀɛsən]

blackmailer

Erpresser (m)

[ɛɐ'pʀɛsɐ]

protection racket

Schutzgelderpressung (f)

['ʃʊtsɡɛltʔɛʁˌpʀɛsʊŋ]

racketeer

racketeer

Erpresser (m)

[ɛɐ'pʀɛsɐ]

gangster

Gangster (m)

['ɡɛŋstɐ]

mafia, Mob

Mafia (f)

['mafɪa]

pickpocket

Taschendieb (m)

['taʃənˌdi:p]

burglar

Einbrecher (m)

['aɪnˌbʀɛçɐ]

smuggling

Schmuggel (m)

['ʃmʊɡəl]

smuggler

Schmuggler (m)

['ʃmʊɡlɐ]

forgery

forgery

Fälschung (f)

['fɛlʃʊŋ]

to forge (counterfeit)

fälschen (vt)

['fɛlʃən]

fake (forged)

gefälscht

[ɡə'fɛlʃt]

192. Breaking the law. Criminals. Part 2

rape

Vergewaltigung (f)

[fɛɐɡə'valtɪɡʊŋ]

to rape (vt)

vergewaltigen (vt)

[fɛɐɡə'valtɪɡən]

rapist

Gewalttäter (m)

[ɡə'valtˌtɛ:tɐ] maniac

maniac

Besessene (m)

[bə'zɛsənə]

prostitute (fem.)

Prostituierte (f)

[ˌpʀostitu'i:ɐtə]

prostitution

Prostitution (f)

[pʀostitu'tsjo:n]

pimp

Zuhälter (m)

['tsu:ˌhɛltɐ]

drug addict

Drogenabhängiger (m)

['dʀo:ɡənˌʔaphɛŋɪɡɐ]

drug dealer

Drogenhändler (m)

['dʀo:ɡənˌhɛndlɐ]

to blow up (bomb)

sprengen (vt)

['ʃpʀɛŋən]

explosion

explosion

Explosion (f)

[ɛksplo'zjo:n]

to set fire

in Brand stecken

[ɪn bʀant 'ʃtɛkən]

arsonist

Brandstifter (m)

['bʀantˌʃtɪftɐ]

terrorism

Terrorismus (m)

[tɛʀo'ʀɪsmʊs]

terrorist

Terrorist (m)

[tɛʀo'ʀɪst]

hostage

Geisel (m, f)

['ɡaɪzəl]

to swindle (deceive)

betrügen (vt)

[bə'tʀy:ɡən]

swindle, deception

swindle, deception

Betrug (m)

[bə'tʀu:k]

swindler

Betrüger (m)

[bə'tʀy:ɡɐ]

to bribe (vt)

bestechen (vt)

[bə'ʃtɛçən]

bribery

Bestechlichkeit (f)

[bə'ʃtɛçlɪçkaɪt]

bribe

Bestechungsgeld (n)

[bə'ʃtɛçʊŋsˌɡɛlt]

poison

Gift (n)

[ɡɪft]

to poison (vt)

vergiften (vt)

[fɛɐ'ɡɪftən]

to poison oneself

to poison oneself

sich vergiften

[zɪç fɛɐ'ɡɪftən]

suicide (act)

Selbstmord (m)

['zɛlpstˌmɔʁt]

suicide (person)

Selbstmörder (m)

['zɛlpstˌmœʁdɐ]

to threaten (vt)

drohen (vi)

['dʀo:ən]

threat

Drohung (f)

['dʀo:ʊŋ]

to make an attempt

versuchen (vt)

[fɛɐ'zu:χən]

attempt (attack)

Attentat (n)

['atənta:t]

to steal (a car)

to steal (a car)

stehlen (vt)

['ʃte:lən]

to hijack (a plane)

entführen (vt)

[ɛnt'fy:ʀən]

revenge

Rache (f)

['ʀaχə]

to avenge (get revenge)

sich rächen

[zɪç 'ʀɛçən]

to torture (vt)

foltern (vt)

['fɔltɐn]

torture

Folter (f)

['fɔltɐ]

to torment (vt)

quälen (vt)

['kvɛ:lən]

pirate

pirate

Seeräuber (m)

['ze:ˌʀɔɪbɐ]

hooligan

Rowdy (m)

['ʀaʊdi]

armed (adj)

bewaffnet

[bə'vafnət]

violence

Gewalt (f)

[ɡə'valt]

illegal (unlawful)

ungesetzlich

['ʊnɡəˌzɛtslɪç]

spying (espionage)

Spionage (f)

[ʃpio'na:ʒə]

to spy (vi)

spionieren (vi)

[ʃpɪo'ni:ʀən]

193. Police. Law. Part 1

justice

Justiz (f)

[jʊs'ti:ts]

court (see you in ~)

Gericht (n)

[ɡə'ʀɪçt]

judge

Richter (m)

['ʀɪçtɐ] jurors

jurors

Geschworenen (pl)

[ɡə'ʃvo:ʀənən]

jury trial

Geschworenengericht (n)

[ɡə'ʃvo:ʀənən·ɡəˌʀɪçt]

to judge, to try (vt)

richten (vt)

['ʀɪçtən]

lawyer, attorney

Rechtsanwalt (m)

['ʀɛçtsʔanˌvalt]

defendant

Angeklagte (m)

['anɡəˌkla:ktə]

dock

Anklagebank (f)

['ankla:ɡə·baŋk]

charge

Anklage (f)

['ankla:ɡə]

accused

accused

Beschuldigte (m)

[bə'ʃʊldɪçtə]

sentence

Urteil (n)

['ʊʁˌtaɪl]

to sentence (vt)

verurteilen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʔʊʁtaɪlən]

guilty (culprit)

Schuldige (m)

['ʃʊldɪɡə]

to punish (vt)

bestrafen (vt)

[bə'ʃtʀa:fən]

punishment

Strafe (f)

['ʃtʀa:fə]

fine (penalty)

Geldstrafe (f)

['ɡɛltˌʃtʀa:fə]

life imprisonment

life imprisonment

lebenslange Haft (f)

['le:bənsˌlaŋə haft]

death penalty

Todesstrafe (f)

['to:dəsˌʃtʀa:fə]

electric chair

elektrischer Stuhl (m)

[e'lɛktʀɪʃɐ ʃtu:l]

gallows

Galgen (m)

[ɡalɡən]

to execute (vt)

hinrichten (vt)

['hɪnˌʀɪçtən]

execution

Hinrichtung (f)

['hɪnˌʀɪçtʊŋ]

prison, jail

Gefängnis (n)

[ɡə'fɛŋnɪs]

cell

cell

Zelle (f)

['tsɛlə]

escort (convoy)

Eskorte (f)

[ɛs'kɔʁtə]

prison guard

Gefängniswärter (m)

[ɡə'fɛŋnɪs·vɛʁtɐ]

prisoner

Gefangene (m)

[ɡə'faŋənə]

handcuffs

Handschellen (pl)

['hantˌʃɛlən]

to handcuff (vt)

Handschellen anlegen

['hantˌʃɛlən 'anˌle:ɡən]

prison break

Ausbruch (m)

['aʊsˌbʀʊχ]

to break out (vi)

to break out (vi)

ausbrechen (vi)

['aʊsˌbʀɛçən]

to disappear (vi)

verschwinden (vi)

[fɛɐ'ʃvɪndən]

to release (from prison)

aus … entlassen

['aʊs … ɛnt'lasn]

amnesty

Amnestie (f)

[amnɛs'ti:]

police

Polizei (f)

[ˌpoli'tsaɪ ]

police officer

Polizist (m)

[poli'tsɪst]

police station

Polizeiwache (f)

[poli'tsaɪˌvaχə]

billy club

billy club

Gummiknüppel (m)

['ɡʊmiˌknʏpəl]

bullhorn

Sprachrohr (n)

['ʃpʀa:χˌʀo:ɐ]

patrol car

Streifenwagen (m)

['ʃtʀaɪfənˌva:ɡən]

siren

Sirene (f)

[ˌzi'ʀe:nə]

to turn on the siren

die Sirene einschalten

[di ˌzi'ʀe:nə 'aɪnˌʃaltən]

siren call

Sirenengeheul (n)

[zi'ʀe:nən·ɡə'hɔɪl]

crime scene

Tatort (m)

['ta:tˌʔɔʁt]

witness

witness

Zeuge (m)

['tsɔɪɡə]

freedom

Freiheit (f)

['fʀaɪhaɪt]

accomplice

Komplize (m)

[kɔm'pli:tsə]

to flee (vi)

verschwinden (vi)

[fɛɐ'ʃvɪndən]

trace (to leave a ~)

Spur (f)

[ʃpu:ɐ]

194. Police. Law. Part 2

search (investigation)

Fahndung (f)

['fa:ndʊŋ]

to look for …

suchen (vt)

['zu:χən]

suspicion

Verdacht (m)

[fɛɐ'daχt] suspicious (e.g., ~ vehicle)

suspicious (e.g., ~ vehicle)

verdächtig

[fɛɐ'dɛçtɪç]

to stop (cause to halt)

anhalten (vt)

['anˌhaltən]

to detain (keep in custody)

verhaften (vt)

[fɛɐ'haftən]

case (lawsuit)

Fall (m), Klage (f)

[fa:l], ['kla:ɡə]

investigation

Untersuchung (f)

[ʊntɐ'zu:χʊŋ]

detective

Detektiv (m)

[detɛk'ti:f]

investigator

Ermittlungsrichter (m)

[ɛɐ'mɪtlʊŋsˌʀɪçtɐ]

hypothesis

hypothesis

Version (f)

[vɛʁ'zjo:n]

motive

Motiv (n)

[mo'ti:f]

interrogation

Verhör (n)

[fɛɐ'hø:ɐ]

to interrogate (vt)

verhören (vt)

[fɛɐ'hø:ʀən]

to question (~ neighbors, etc.)

vernehmen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ne:mən]

check (identity ~)

Kontrolle, Prüfung (f)

[kɔn'tʀɔlə], ['pʀy:fʊŋ]

round-up (raid)

Razzia (f)

['ʀatsɪa]

search (~ warrant)

search (~ warrant)

Durchsuchung (f)

[dʊʁç'zu:χʊŋ]

chase (pursuit)

Verfolgung (f)

[fɛɐ'fɔlɡʊŋ]

to pursue, to chase

nachjagen (vi)

['na:χˌja:ɡən]

to track (a criminal)

verfolgen (vt)

[fɛɐ'fɔlɡən]

arrest

Verhaftung (f)

[fɛɐ'haftʊŋ]

to arrest (sb)

verhaften (vt)

[fɛɐ'haftən]

to catch (thief, etc.)

fangen (vt)

['faŋən]

capture

capture

Festnahme (f)

['fɛstˌna:mə]

document

Dokument (n)

[ˌdoku'mɛnt]

proof (evidence)

Beweis (m)

[bə'vaɪs]

to prove (vt)

beweisen (vt)

[bə'vaɪzən]

footprint

Fußspur (f)

['fu:sˌʃpu:ɐ]

fingerprints

Fingerabdrücke (pl)

['fɪŋɐˌʔapdʀʏkə]

piece of evidence

Beweisstück (n)

[bə'vaɪsʃtʏk]

alibi

alibi

Alibi (n)

['a:libi]

innocent (not guilty)

unschuldig

['ʊnʃʊldɪç]

injustice

Ungerechtigkeit (f)

['ʊnɡəˌʀɛçtɪçkaɪt]

unjust, unfair (adj)

ungerecht

['ʊnɡəˌʀɛçt]

criminal (adj)

Kriminal-

[kʀimi'na:l]

to confiscate (vt)

beschlagnahmen (vt)

[bə'ʃla:kˌna:mən]

drug (illegal substance)

Droge (f)

['dʀo:ɡə]

weapon, gun

weapon, gun

Waffe (f)

['vafə]

to disarm (vt)

entwaffnen (vt)

[ɛnt'vafnən]

to order (command)

befehlen (vt)

[ˌbə'fe:lən]

to disappear (vi)

verschwinden (vi)

[fɛɐ'ʃvɪndən]

law

Gesetz (n)

[ɡə'zɛts]

legal, lawful (adj)

gesetzlich

[ɡə'zɛtslɪç]

illegal, illicit (adj)

ungesetzlich

['ʊnɡəˌzɛtslɪç]

responsibility (blame)

responsibility (blame)

Verantwortlichkeit (f)

[fɛɐ'ʔantvɔʁtlɪçkaɪt]

responsible (adj)

verantwortlich

[fɛɐ'ʔantvɔʁtlɪç]

NATURE

THE EARTH. PART 1

195. Outer space

space

Kosmos (m)

['kɔsmɔs]

space (as adj)

kosmisch, Raum-

['kɔsmɪʃ], ['ʀaʊm]

outer space

Weltraum (m)

['vɛltʀaʊm] world

world

All (n)

[al]

universe

Universum (n)

[uni'vɛʀzʊm]

galaxy

Galaxie (f)

[ɡala'ksi:]

star

Stern (m)

[ʃtɛʁn]

constellation

Gestirn (n)

[ɡə'ʃtɪʁn]

planet

Planet (m)

[pla'ne:t]

satellite

Satellit (m)

[zatɛ'li:t]

meteorite

meteorite

Meteorit (m)

[meteo'ʀi:t]

comet

Komet (m)

[ko'me:t]

asteroid

Asteroid (m)

[asteʀo'i:t]

orbit

Umlaufbahn (f)

['ʊmlaʊfˌba:n]

to revolve (~ around the Earth)

sich drehen

[zɪç 'dʀe:ən]

atmosphere

Atmosphäre (f)

[ʔatmo'sfɛ:ʀə]

the Sun

Sonne (f)

['zɔnə]

solar system

solar system

Sonnensystem (n)

['zɔnən·zʏsˌte:m]

solar eclipse

Sonnenfinsternis (f)

['zɔnənˌfɪnstɐnɪs]

the Earth

Erde (f)

['e:ɐdə]

the Moon

Mond (m)

[mo:nt]

Mars

Mars (m)

[maʁs]

Venus

Venus (f)

['ve:nʊs]

Jupiter

Jupiter (m)

['ju:pitɐ]

Saturn

Saturn

Saturn (m)

[za'tʊʁn]

Mercury

Merkur (m)

[mɛʁ'ku:ɐ]

Uranus

Uran (m)

[u'ʀa:n]

Neptune

Neptun (m)

[nɛp'tu:n]

Pluto

Pluto (m)

['plu:to]

Milky Way

Milchstraße (f)

['mɪlçˌʃtʀa:sə]

Great Bear (Ursa Major)

Der Große Bär

[de:ɐ 'ɡʀo:sə bɛ:ɐ]

North Star

North Star

Polarstern (m)

[po'la:ɐˌʃtɛʁn]

Martian

Marsbewohner (m)

['maʁs·bəˌvo:nɐ]

extraterrestrial (n)

Außerirdischer (m)

['aʊsɐˌʔɪʁdɪʃɐ]

alien

außerirdisches Wesen (n)

['aʊsɐˌʔɪʁdɪʃəs 've:zən]

flying saucer

fliegende Untertasse (f)

['fli:ɡəndə 'ʊntɐˌtasə]

spaceship

Raumschiff (n)

['ʀaʊmˌʃɪf]

space station

Raumstation (f)

['ʀaʊm·ʃtatsjo:n]

blast-off

blast-off

Raketenstart (m)

[ʀa'ke:tənˌʃtaʁt]

engine

Triebwerk (n)

['tʀi:pˌvɛʁk]

nozzle

Düse (f)

['dy:zə]

fuel

Treibstoff (m)

['tʀaɪpˌʃtɔf]

cockpit, flight deck

Kabine (f)

[ka'bi:nə]

antenna

Antenne (f)

[an'tɛnə]

porthole

Bullauge (n)

['bʊlˌʔaʊɡə]

solar panel

solar panel

Sonnenbatterie (f)

['zɔnənˌbatə'ʀi:]

spacesuit

Raumanzug (m)

['ʀaʊmˌʔantsu:k]

weightlessness

Schwerelosigkeit (f)

['ʃve:ʀəˌlo:zɪçkaɪt]

oxygen

Sauerstoff (m)

['zaʊɐˌʃtɔf]

docking (in space)

Ankopplung (f)

['aŋkɔplʊŋ]

to dock (vi, vt)

koppeln (vi)

['kɔpəln]

observatory

Observatorium (n)

[ɔpzɛʁva'to:ʀiʊm]

telescope

telescope

Teleskop (n)

[tele'sko:p]

to observe (vt)

beobachten (vt)

[bə'ʔo:baχtən]

to explore (vt)

erforschen (vt)

[ɛɐ'fɔʁʃən]

196. The Earth

the Earth

Erde (f)

['e:ɐdə]

the globe (the Earth)

Erdkugel (f)

['e:ɐt·ku:ɡəl]

planet

Planet (m)

[pla'ne:t] atmosphere

atmosphere

Atmosphäre (f)

[ʔatmo'sfɛ:ʀə]

geography

Geographie (f)

[ˌɡeoɡʀa'fi:]

nature

Natur (f)

[na'tu:ɐ]

globe (table ~)

Globus (m)

['ɡlo:bʊs]

map

Landkarte (f)

['lantˌkaʁtə]

atlas

Atlas (m)

['atlas]

Europe

Europa (n)

[ɔɪ'ʀo:pa]

Asia

Asia

Asien (n)

['a:ziən]

Africa

Afrika (n)

['a:fʀika]

Australia

Australien (n)

[aʊs'tʀa:lɪən]

America

Amerika (n)

[a'me:ʀika]

North America

Nordamerika (n)

['nɔʁtʔaˌme:ʀika]

South America

Südamerika (n)

['zy:tʔa'me:ʀika]

Antarctica

Antarktis (f)

[ant'ʔaʁktɪs]

the Arctic

the Arctic

Arktis (f)

['aʁktɪs]

197. Cardinal directions

north

Norden (m)

['nɔʁdən]

to the north

nach Norden

[na:χ 'nɔʁdən]

in the north

im Norden

[ɪm 'nɔʁdən] northern (adj)

northern (adj)

nördlich

['nœʁtlɪç]

south

Süden (m)

['zy:dən]

to the south

nach Süden

[na:χ 'zy:dən]

in the south

im Süden

[ɪm 'zy:dən]

southern (adj)

südlich

['zy:tlɪç]

west

Westen (m)

['vɛstən]

to the west

nach Westen

[na:χ 'vɛstən]

in the west

in the west

im Westen

[ɪm 'vɛstən]

western (adj)

westlich, West-

['vɛstlɪç], [vɛst]

east

Osten (m)

['ɔstən]

to the east

nach Osten

[na:χ 'ɔstən]

in the east

im Osten

[ɪm 'ɔstən]

eastern (adj)

östlich

['œstlɪç]

198. Sea. Ocean

sea

Meer (n), See (f)

[me:ɐ], [ze:]

ocean

Ozean (m)

['o:tsea:n]

gulf (bay)

Golf (m)

[ɡɔlf] straits

straits

Meerenge (f)

['me:ɐˌʔɛŋə]

land (solid ground)

Festland (n)

['fɛstˌlant]

continent (mainland)

Kontinent (m)

['kɔntinɛnt]

island

Insel (f)

['ɪnzəl]

peninsula

Halbinsel (f)

['halpˌʔɪnzəl]

archipelago

Archipel (m)

[ˌaʁçi'pe:l]

bay, cove

Bucht (f)

[bʊχt]

harbor

harbor

Hafen (m)

['ha:fən]

lagoon

Lagune (f)

[la'ɡu:nə]

cape

Kap (n)

[kap]

atoll

Atoll (n)

[a'tɔl]

reef

Riff (n)

[ʀɪf]

coral

Koralle (f)

[ko'ʀalə]

coral reef

Korallenriff (n)

[ko'ʀalənˌʀɪf]

deep (adj)

deep (adj)

tief

[ti:f]

depth (deep water)

Tiefe (f)

['ti:fə]

abyss

Abgrund (m)

['apˌɡʀʊnt]

trench (e.g., Mariana ~)

Graben (m)

['ɡʀa:bən]

current (Ocean ~)

Strom (m)

[ʃtʀo:m]

to surround (bathe)

umspülen (vt)

['ʊmˌʃpy:lən]

shore

Ufer (n)

['u:fɐ]

coast

coast

Küste (f)

['kʏstə]

flow (flood tide)

Flut (f)

[flu:t]

ebb (ebb tide)

Ebbe (f)

['ɛbə]

shoal

Sandbank (f)

['zantˌbaŋk]

bottom (~ of the sea)

Boden (m)

['bo:dən]

wave

Welle (f)

['vɛlə]

crest (~ of a wave)

Wellenkamm (m)

['vɛlənˌkam]

spume (sea foam)

spume (sea foam)

Schaum (m)

[ʃaʊm]

storm (sea storm)

Sturm (m)

[ʃtʊʁm]

hurricane

Orkan (m)

[ɔʁ'ka:n]

tsunami

Tsunami (m)

[tsu'na:mi]

calm (dead ~)

Windstille (f)

['vɪntˌʃtɪlə]

quiet, calm (adj)

ruhig

['ʀu:ɪç]

pole

Pol (m)

[po:l]

polar (adj)

polar (adj)

Polar-

[po'la:ɐ]

latitude

Breite (f)

['bʀaɪtə]

longitude

Länge (f)

['lɛŋə]

parallel

Breitenkreis (m)

['bʀaɪtəən·kʀaɪs]

equator

Äquator (m)

[ɛ'kva:to:ɐ]

sky

Himmel (m)

['hɪməl]

horizon

Horizont (m)

[hoʀi'tsɔnt]

air

air

Luft (f)

[lʊft]

lighthouse

Leuchtturm (m)

['lɔɪçtˌtʊʁm]

to dive (vi)

tauchen (vi)

['taʊχən]

to sink (ab. boat)

versinken (vi)

[fɛɐ'zɪŋkən]

treasures

Schätze (pl)

['ʃɛtsə]

199. Seas' and Oceans' names

Atlantic Ocean

Atlantischer Ozean (m)

[atˌlantɪʃɐ 'o:tsea:n]

Indian Ocean

Indischer Ozean (m)

['ɪndɪʃɐ 'o:tsea:n]

Pacific Ocean

Pazifischer Ozean (m)

[pa'tsi:fɪʃɐ 'o:tsea:n] Arctic Ocean

Arctic Ocean

Arktischer Ozean (m)

['aʁktɪʃɐ 'o:tsea:n]

Black Sea

Schwarzes Meer (n)

['ʃvaʁtsəs 'me:ɐ]

Red Sea

Rotes Meer (n)

['ʀo:təs 'me:ɐ]

Yellow Sea

Gelbes Meer (n)

['ɡɛlbəs 'me:ɐ]

White Sea

Weißes Meer (n)

[vaɪsəs 'me:ɐ]

Caspian Sea

Kaspisches Meer (n)

['kaspɪʃəs me:ɐ]

Dead Sea

Totes Meer (n)

['to:təs me:ɐ]

Mediterranean Sea

Mediterranean Sea

Mittelmeer (n)

['mɪtəlˌme:ɐ]

Aegean Sea

Ägäisches Meer (n)

[ɛ'ɡɛ:ɪʃəs 'me:ɐ]

Adriatic Sea

Adriatisches Meer (n)

[adʀi'a:tɪʃəs 'me:ɐ]

Arabian Sea

Arabisches Meer (n)

[a'ʀa:bɪʃəs 'me:ɐ]

Sea of Japan

Japanisches Meer (n)

[ja'pa:nɪʃəs me:ɐ]

Bering Sea

Beringmeer (n)

['be:ʀɪŋˌme:ɐ]

South China Sea

Südchinesisches Meer (n)

['zy:t·çi'ne:zɪʃəs me:ɐ]

Coral Sea

Coral Sea

Korallenmeer (n)

[ko'ʀalənˌme:ɐ]

Tasman Sea

Tasmansee (f)

[tas'ma:n·ze:]

Caribbean Sea

Karibisches Meer (n)

[ka'ʀi:bɪʃəs 'me:ɐ]

Barents Sea

Barentssee (f)

['ba:ʀənts·ze:]

Kara Sea

Karasee (f)

['kaʀaˌze:]

North Sea

Nordsee (f)

['nɔʁtˌze:]

Baltic Sea

Ostsee (f)

['ɔstze:]

Norwegian Sea

Norwegian Sea

Nordmeer (n)

['nɔʁtˌme:ɐ]

200. Mountains

mountain

Berg (m)

[bɛʁk]

mountain range

Gebirgskette (f)

[ɡə'bɪʁksˌkɛtə]

mountain ridge

Bergrücken (m)

['bɛʁkˌʀʏkən] summit, top

summit, top

Gipfel (m)

['ɡɪpfəl]

peak

Spitze (f)

['ʃpɪtsə]

foot (~ of the mountain)

Bergfuß (m)

['bɛʁkˌfu:s]

slope (mountainside)

Abhang (m)

['apˌhaŋ]

volcano

Vulkan (m)

[vʊl'ka:n]

active volcano

tätiger Vulkan (m)

['tɛ:tɪɡɐ vʊl'ka:n]

dormant volcano

schlafender Vulkan (m)

['ʃla:fəndɐ vʊl'ka:n]

eruption

eruption

Ausbruch (m)

['aʊsˌbʀʊχ]

crater

Krater (m)

['kʀa:tɐ]

magma

Magma (n)

['maɡma]

lava

Lava (f)

['la:va]

molten (~ lava)

glühend heiß

['ɡly:ənt 'haɪs]

canyon

Cañon (m)

[ka'njɔn]

gorge

Schlucht (f)

[ʃlʊχt]

crevice

crevice

Spalte (f)

['ʃpaltə]

abyss (chasm)

Abgrund (m)

['apˌɡʀʊnt]

pass, col

Gebirgspass (m)

[ɡə'bɪʁksˌpas]

plateau

Plateau (n)

[pla'to:]

cliff

Fels (m)

[fɛls]

hill

Hügel (m)

['hy:ɡəl]

glacier

Gletscher (m)

['ɡlɛtʃɐ]

waterfall

waterfall

Wasserfall (m)

['vasɐˌfal]

geyser

Geiser (m)

['ɡaɪzɐ]

lake

See (m)

[ze:]

plain

Ebene (f)

['e:bənə]

landscape

Landschaft (f)

['lantʃaft]

echo

Echo (n)

['ɛço]

alpinist

Bergsteiger (m)

['bɛʁkˌʃtaɪɡɐ]

rock climber

rock climber

Kletterer (m)

['klɛtəʀɐ]

to conquer (in climbing)

bezwingen (vt)

[bə'tsvɪŋən]

climb (an easy ~)

Aufstieg (m)

['aʊfˌʃti:k]

201. Mountains names

The Alps

Alpen (pl)

['alpən]

Mont Blanc

Montblanc (m)

[moŋ'blaŋ]

The Pyrenees

Pyrenäen (pl)

[pyʀe'nɛ:ən] The Carpathians

The Carpathians

Karpaten (pl)

[kaʁ'pa:tən]

The Ural Mountains

Ural (m), Uralgebirge (n)

[u'ʀa:l], [u'ʀa:l·ɡə'bɪʁɡə]

The Caucasus Mountains

Kaukasus (m)

['kaʊkazʊs]

Mount Elbrus

Elbrus (m)

[ɛl'bʀʊs]

The Altai Mountains

Altai (m)

[al'taɪ]

The Tian Shan

Tian Shan (m)

['tja:n 'ʃa:n]

The Pamir Mountains

Pamir (m)

[pa'mi:ɐ]

The Himalayas

The Himalayas

Himalaja (m)

[hima'la:ja]

Mount Everest

Everest (m)

['ɛvəʀɛst]

The Andes

Anden (pl)

['andən]

Mount Kilimanjaro

Kilimandscharo (m)

[kiliman'dʒa:ʀo]

202. Rivers

river

Fluss (m)

[flʊs]

spring (natural source)

Quelle (f)

['kvɛlə]

riverbed (river channel)

Flussbett (n)

['flʊsˌbɛt] basin (river valley)

basin (river valley)

Stromgebiet (n)

['ʃtʀo:m·ɡə'bi:t]

to flow into …

einmünden in …

['aɪnˌmʏndən ɪn]

tributary

Nebenfluss (m)

['ne:bənˌflʊs]

bank (of river)

Ufer (n)

['u:fɐ]

current (stream)

Strom (m)

[ʃtʀo:m]

downstream (adv)

stromabwärts

['ʃtʀo:mˌapvɛʁts]

upstream (adv)

stromaufwärts

['ʃtʀo:mˌaʊfvɛʁts]

inundation

inundation

Überschwemmung (f)

[y:bɐ'ʃvɛmʊŋ]

flooding

Hochwasser (n)

['ho:χˌvasɐ]

to overflow (vi)

aus den Ufern treten

['aʊs den 'u:fɐn 'tʀe:tən]

to flood (vt)

überfluten (vt)

[ˌy:bɐ'flu:tən]

shallow (shoal)

Sandbank (f)

['zantˌbaŋk]

rapids

Stromschnelle (f)

['ʃtʀo:mˌʃnɛlə]

dam

Damm (m)

[dam]

canal

canal

Kanal (m)

[ka'na:l]

reservoir (artificial lake)

Stausee (m)

['ʃtaʊze:]

sluice, lock

Schleuse (f)

['ʃlɔɪzə]

water body (pond, etc.)

Gewässer (n)

[ɡə'vɛsɐ]

swamp (marshland)

Sumpf (m), Moor (n)

[zʊmpf], [mo:ɐ]

bog, marsh

Marsch (f)

[maʁʃ]

whirlpool

Strudel (m)

['ʃtʀu:dəl]

stream (brook)

stream (brook)

Bach (m)

[baχ]

drinking (ab. water)

Trink-

['tʀɪŋk]

fresh (~ water)

Süß-

[zy:s]

ice

Eis (n)

[aɪs]

to freeze over (ab. river, etc.)

zufrieren (vi)

['tsu:ˌfʀi:ʀən]

203. Rivers' names

Seine

Seine (f)

['zɛ:nə]

Loire

Loire (f)

[lu'a:ʀ]

Thames

Themse (f)

['tɛmzə] Rhine

Rhine

Rhein (m)

[ʀaɪn]

Danube

Donau (f)

['do:naʊ]

Volga

Wolga (f)

['vo:lɡa]

Don

Don (m)

[dɔn]

Lena

Lena (f)

['le:na]

Yellow River

Gelber Fluss (m)

['ɡɛlbɐ 'flʊs]

Yangtze

Jangtse (m)

['janɡtsɛ]

Mekong

Mekong

Mekong (m)

['me:kɔŋ]

Ganges

Ganges (m)

['ɡaŋɡɛs], ['ɡaŋəs]

Nile River

Nil (m)

[ni:l]

Congo River

Kongo (m)

['kɔŋɡo]

Okavango River

Okavango (m)

[ɔka'vaŋɡo]

Zambezi River

Sambesi (m)

[zam'be:zi]

Limpopo River

Limpopo (m)

[limpɔ'po]

Mississippi River

Mississippi River

Mississippi (m)

[mɪsɪ'sɪpi]

204. Forest

forest, wood

Wald (m)

[valt]

forest (as adj)

Wald-

['valt]

thick forest

Dickicht (n)

['dɪkɪçt] grove

grove

Gehölz (n)

[ɡə'hœlts]

forest clearing

Lichtung (f)

['lɪçtʊŋ]

thicket

Dickicht (n)

['dɪkɪçt]

scrubland

Gebüsch (n)

[ɡə'bʏʃ]

footpath (troddenpath)

Fußweg (m)

['fu:sˌve:k]

gully

Erosionsrinne (f)

[eʀo'zɪo:ns'ʀɪnə]

tree

Baum (m)

[baʊm]

leaf

leaf

Blatt (n)

[blat]

leaves (foliage)

Laub (n)

[laʊp]

fall of leaves

Laubfall (m)

['laʊpˌfal]

to fall (ab. leaves)

fallen (vi)

['falən]

top (of the tree)

Wipfel (m)

['vɪpfəl]

branch

Zweig (m)

[tsvaɪk]

bough

Ast (m)

[ast]

bud (on shrub, tree)

bud (on shrub, tree)

Knospe (f)

['knɔspə]

needle (of pine tree)

Nadel (f)

['na:dəl]

pine cone

Zapfen (m)

['tsapfən]

tree hollow

Höhlung (f)

['hø:ˌluŋ]

nest

Nest (n)

[nɛst]

burrow (animal hole)

Höhle (f)

['hø:lə]

trunk

Stamm (m)

[ʃtam]

root

root

Wurzel (f)

['vʊʁtsəl]

bark

Rinde (f)

['ʀɪndə]

moss

Moos (n)

['mo:s]

to uproot (remove trees or tree stumps)

entwurzeln (vt)

[ɛnt'vʊʁtsəln]

to chop down

fällen (vt)

['fɛlən]

to deforest (vt)

abholzen (vt)

['apˌhɔltsən]

tree stump

Baumstumpf (m)

['baʊmˌʃtʊmpf]

campfire

campfire

Lagerfeuer (n)

['la:ɡɐˌfɔɪɐ]

forest fire

Waldbrand (m)

['valtˌbʀant]

to extinguish (vt)

löschen (vt)

['lœʃən]

forest ranger

Förster (m)

['fœʁstɐ]

protection

Schutz (m)

[ʃʊts]

to protect (~ nature)

beschützen (vt)

[bə'ʃʏtsən]

poacher

Wilddieb (m)

['vɪltˌdi:p]

steel trap

steel trap

Falle (f)

['falə]

to pick (mushrooms)

sammeln (vt)

['zaməln]

to pick (berries)

pflücken (vt)

['pflʏkən]

to lose one's way

sich verirren

[zɪç fɛɐ'ʔɪʀən]

205. Natural resources

natural resources

Naturressourcen (pl)

[na'tu:ɐ·ʀɛ'sʊʁsən]

minerals

Bodenschätze (pl)

['bo:dənˌʃɛtsə]

deposits

Vorkommen (n)

['fo:ɐˌkɔmən] field (e.g., oilfield)

field (e.g., oilfield)

Feld (n)

[fɛlt]

to mine (extract)

gewinnen (vt)

[ɡə'vɪnən]

mining (extraction)

Gewinnung (f)

[ɡə'vɪnʊŋ]

ore

Erz (n)

[e:ɐts]

mine (e.g., for coal)

Bergwerk (n)

['bɛʁkˌvɛʁk]

shaft (mine ~)

Schacht (m)

[ʃaχt]

miner

Bergarbeiter (m)

['bɛʁkʔaʁˌbaɪtɐ]

gas (natural ~)

gas (natural ~)

Erdgas (n)

['e:ɐt·ɡa:s]

gas pipeline

Gasleitung (f)

['ɡa:sˌlaɪtʊŋ]

oil (petroleum)

Erdöl (n)

['e:ɐtˌʔø:l]

oil pipeline

Erdölleitung (f)

['e:ɐtʔø:lˌlaɪtʊŋ]

oil well

Ölquelle (f)

['ø:lˌkvɛlə]

derrick (tower)

Bohrturm (m)

['bo:ɐˌtʊʁm]

tanker

Tanker (m)

['taŋkɐ]

sand

sand

Sand (m)

[zant]

limestone

Kalkstein (m)

['kalkˌʃtaɪn]

gravel

Kies (m)

[ki:s]

peat

Torf (m)

[tɔʁf]

clay

Ton (m)

[to:n]

coal

Kohle (f)

['ko:lə]

iron (ore)

Eisen (n)

['aɪzən]

gold

gold

Gold (n)

[ɡɔlt]

silver

Silber (n)

['zɪlbə]

nickel

Nickel (n)

['nɪkəl]

copper

Kupfer (n)

['kʊpfɐ]

zinc

Zink (n)

[tsɪŋk]

manganese

Mangan (n)

[maŋ'ɡa:n]

mercury

Quecksilber (n)

['kvɛkˌzɪlbɐ]

lead

lead

Blei (n)

[blaɪ]

mineral

Mineral (n)

[mɪne'ʀa:l]

crystal

Kristall (m)

[kʀɪs'tal]

marble

Marmor (m)

['maʁmo:ɐ]

uranium

Uran (n)

[u'ʀa:n]

THE EARTH. PART 2

206. Weather

weather

Wetter (n)

['vɛtɐ]

weather forecast

Wetterbericht (m)

['vɛtɐbəˌʀɪçt]

temperature

Temperatur (f)

[tɛmpəʀa'tu:ɐ] thermometer

thermometer

Thermometer (n)

[tɛʁmo'me:tɐ]

barometer

Barometer (n)

[baʀo'me:tɐ]

humid (adj)

feucht

[fɔɪçt]

humidity

Feuchtigkeit (f)

['fɔɪçtɪçkaɪt]

heat (extreme ~)

Hitze (f)

['hɪtsə]

hot (torrid)

glutheiß

['ɡlu:tˌhaɪs]

it's hot

ist heiß

[ist haɪs]

it's warm

it's warm

ist warm

[ist vaʁm]

warm (moderately hot)

warm

[vaʁm]

it's cold

ist kalt

[ist kalt]

cold (adj)

kalt

[kalt]

sun

Sonne (f)

['zɔnə]

to shine (vi)

scheinen (vi)

['ʃaɪnən]

sunny (day)

sonnig

['zɔnɪç]

to come up (vi)

to come up (vi)

aufgehen (vi)

['aʊfˌɡe:ən]

to set (vi)

untergehen (vi)

['ʊntɐˌɡe:ən]

cloud

Wolke (f)

['vɔlkə]

cloudy (adj)

bewölkt

[bə'vœlkt]

rain cloud

Regenwolke (f)

['ʀe:ɡənˌvɔlkə]

somber (gloomy)

trüb

[tʀy:p]

rain

Regen (m)

['ʀe:ɡən]

it's raining

it's raining

Es regnet

[ɛs 'ʀe:ɡnət]

rainy (~ day, weather)

regnerisch

['ʀe:ɡnəʀɪʃ]

to drizzle (vi)

nieseln (vi)

['ni:zəln]

pouring rain

strömender Regen (m)

['ʃtʀø:məntdə 'ʀe:ɡən]

downpour

Regenschauer (m)

['ʀe:ɡənˌʃaʊɐ]

heavy (e.g., ~ rain)

stark

[ʃtaʁk]

puddle

Pfütze (f)

['pfʏtsə]

to get wet (in rain)

to get wet (in rain)

nass werden (vi)

[nas 've:ɐdən]

fog (mist)

Nebel (m)

['ne:bəl]

foggy

neblig

['ne:blɪç]

snow

Schnee (m)

[ʃne:]

it's snowing

Es schneit

[ɛs 'ʃnaɪt]

207. Severe weather. Natural disasters

thunderstorm

Gewitter (n)

[ɡə'vɪtɐ]

lightning (~ strike)

Blitz (m)

[blɪts]

to flash (vi)

blitzen (vi)

['blɪtsən] thunder

thunder

Donner (m)

['dɔnɐ]

to thunder (vi)

donnern (vi)

['dɔnɐn]

it's thundering

Es donnert

[ɛs 'dɔnɐt]

hail

Hagel (m)

['ha:ɡəl]

it's hailing

Es hagelt

[ɛs 'ha:ɡəlt]

to flood (vt)

überfluten (vt)

[ˌy:bɐ'flu:tən]

flood, inundation

Überschwemmung (f)

[y:bɐ'ʃvɛmʊŋ]

earthquake

earthquake

Erdbeben (n)

['e:ɐtˌbe:bən]

tremor, shoke

Erschütterung (f)

[ɛɐ'ʃʏtəʀʊŋ]

epicenter

Epizentrum (n)

[ˌepi'tsɛntʀʊm]

eruption

Ausbruch (m)

['aʊsˌbʀʊχ]

lava

Lava (f)

['la:va]

twister

Wirbelsturm (m)

['vɪʁbəlˌʃtʊʁm]

tornado

Tornado (m)

[tɔʁ'na:do]

typhoon

typhoon

Taifun (m)

[taɪ'fu:n]

hurricane

Orkan (m)

[ɔʁ'ka:n]

storm

Sturm (m)

[ʃtʊʁm]

tsunami

Tsunami (m)

[tsu'na:mi]

cyclone

Zyklon (m)

[tsy'klo:n]

bad weather

Unwetter (n)

['ʊnˌvɛtɐ]

fire (accident)

Brand (m)

[bʀant]

disaster

disaster

Katastrophe (f)

[ˌkatas'tʀo:fə]

meteorite

Meteorit (m)

[meteo'ʀi:t]

avalanche

Lawine (f)

[la'vi:nə]

snowslide

Schneelawine (f)

['ʃne:laˌvi:nə]

blizzard

Schneegestöber (n)

['ʃne:ɡəˌʃtø:bɐ]

snowstorm

Schneesturm (m)

['ʃne:ˌʃtʊʁm]

208. Noises. Sounds

silence (quiet)

Stille (f)

['ʃtɪlə]

sound

Laut (m)

[laʊt]

noise

Lärm (m)

[lɛʁm] to make noise

to make noise

lärmen (vi)

['lɛʁmən]

noisy (adj)

lärmend

['lɛʁmənt]

loudly (to speak, etc.)

laut

[laʊt]

loud (voice, etc.)

laut

[laʊt]

constant (e.g., ~ noise)

ständig

['ʃtɛndɪç]

cry, shout (n)

Schrei (m)

[ʃʀaɪ]

to cry, to shout (vi)

schreien (vi)

['ʃʀaɪən]

whisper

whisper

Flüstern (n)

['flʏstɐn]

to whisper (vi, vt)

flüstern (vt)

['flʏstɐn]

barking (dog's ~)

Gebell (n)

[ɡə'bɛl]

to bark (vi)

bellen (vi)

['bɛlən]

groan (of pain, etc.)

Stöhnen (n)

['ʃtø:nən]

to groan (vi)

stöhnen (vi)

['ʃtø:nən]

cough

Husten (m)

['hu:stən]

to cough (vi)

to cough (vi)

husten (vi)

['hu:stən]

whistle

Pfiff (m)

[pfɪf]

to whistle (vi)

pfeifen (vi)

['pfaɪfən]

knock (at the door)

Klopfen (n)

['klɔpfən]

to knock (on the door)

klopfen (vi)

['klɔpfən]

to crack (vi)

krachen (vi)

['kʀaχən]

crack (cracking sound)

Krachen (n)

['kʀaχən]

siren

siren

Sirene (f)

[ˌzi'ʀe:nə]

whistle (factory ~, etc.)

Pfeife (f)

['pfaɪfə]

to whistle (ab. train)

pfeifen (vi)

['pfaɪfən]

honk (car horn sound)

Hupe (f)

['hu:pə]

to honk (vi)

hupen (vi)

['hu:pən]

209. Winter

winter (n)

Winter (m)

['vɪntɐ]

winter (as adj)

Winter-

['vɪntɐ]

in winter

im Winter

[ɪm 'vɪntɐ] snow

snow

Schnee (m)

[ʃne:]

it's snowing

Es schneit

[ɛs 'ʃnaɪt]

snowfall

Schneefall (m)

['ʃne:ˌfal]

snowdrift

Schneewehe (f)

['ʃne:ˌve:ə]

snowflake

Schneeflocke (f)

['ʃne:ˌflɔkə]

snowball

Schneeball (m)

['ʃne:ˌbal]

snowman

Schneemann (m)

['ʃne:ˌman]

icicle

icicle

Eiszapfen (m)

['aɪsˌtsapfən]

December

Dezember (m)

[de'tsɛmbɐ]

January

Januar (m)

['janua:ɐ]

February

Februar (m)

['fe:bʀua:ɐ]

frost (severe ~, freezing cold)

Frost (m)

[fʀɔst]

frosty (weather, air)

frostig, Frost-

['fʀɔstɪç], [fʀɔst]

below zero (adv)

unter Null

['ʊntɐ 'nʊl]

first frost

first frost

leichter Frost (m)

['laɪçtɐ fʀɔst]

hoarfrost

Reif (m)

[ʀaɪf]

cold (cold weather)

Kälte (f)

['kɛltə]

it's cold

Es ist kalt

[ɛs ist kalt]

fur coat

Pelzmantel (m)

['pɛltsˌmantəl]

mittens

Fausthandschuhe (pl)

['faʊst·hantˌʃu:ə]

to get sick

erkranken (vi)

[ɛɐ'kʀaŋkən]

cold (illness)

cold (illness)

Erkältung (f)

[ɛɐ'kɛltʊŋ]

to catch a cold

sich erkälten

[zɪç ɛɐ'kɛltən]

ice

Eis (n)

[aɪs]

black ice

Glatteis (n)

['ɡlatˌʔaɪs]

to freeze over (ab. river, etc.)

zufrieren (vi)

['tsu:ˌfʀi:ʀən]

ice floe

Eisscholle (f)

['aɪsˌʃɔlə]

skis

Ski (pl)

[ʃi:]

skier

skier

Skiläufer (m)

['ʃi:ˌlɔɪfɐ]

to ski (vi)

Ski laufen

['ʃi: 'laʊfən]

to skate (vi)

Schlittschuh laufen

['ʃlɪtˌʃu: 'laʊfən]

FAUNA

210. Mammals. Predators

predator

Raubtier (n)

['ʀaʊpti:ɐ]

tiger

Tiger (m)

['ti:ɡɐ]

lion

Löwe (m)

['lø:və] wolf

wolf

Wolf (m)

[vɔlf]

fox

Fuchs (m)

[fʊks]

jaguar

Jaguar (m)

['ja:ɡua:ɐ]

leopard

Leopard (m)

[leo'paʁt]

cheetah

Gepard (m)

[ɡe'paʁt]

black panther

Panther (m)

['pantɐ]

puma

Puma (m)

['pu:ma]

snow leopard

snow leopard

Schneeleopard (m)

['ʃne:leoˌpaʁt]

lynx

Luchs (m)

[lʊks]

coyote

Kojote (m)

[kɔ'jo:tə]

jackal

Schakal (m)

[ʃa'ka:l]

hyena

Hyäne (f)

['hyɛ:nə]

211. Wild animals

animal

Tier (n)

[ti:ɐ]

beast (animal)

Bestie (f)

['bɛstɪə]

squirrel

Eichhörnchen (n)

['aɪçˌhœʁnçən] hedgehog

hedgehog

Igel (m)

['i:ɡəl]

hare

Hase (m)

['ha:zə]

rabbit

Kaninchen (n)

[ka'ni:nçən]

badger

Dachs (m)

[daks]

raccoon

Waschbär (m)

['vaʃˌbɛ:ɐ]

hamster

Hamster (m)

['hamstɐ]

marmot

Murmeltier (n)

['mʊʁməlˌti:ɐ]

mole

mole

Maulwurf (m)

['maʊlˌvʊʁf]

mouse

Maus (f)

[maʊs]

rat

Ratte (f)

['ʀatə]

bat

Fledermaus (f)

['fle:dɐˌmaʊs]

ermine

Hermelin (n)

[hɛʁmə'li:n]

sable

Zobel (m)

['tso:bəl]

marten

Marder (m)

['maʁdɐ]

weasel

weasel

Wiesel (n)

['vi:zəl]

mink

Nerz (m)

[nɛʁts]

beaver

Biber (m)

['bi:bɐ]

otter

Fischotter (m)

['fɪʃˌʔɔtɐ]

horse

Pferd (n)

[pfe:ɐt]

moose

Elch (m)

[ɛlç]

deer

Hirsch (m)

[hɪʁʃ]

camel

camel

Kamel (n)

[ka'me:l]

bison

Bison (m)

['bi:zɔn]

wisent

Wisent (m)

['vi:zɛnt]

buffalo

Büffel (m)

['bʏfəl]

zebra

Zebra (n)

['tse:bʀa]

antelope

Antilope (f)

[anti'lo:pə]

roe deer

Reh (n)

[ʀe:]

fallow deer

fallow deer

Damhirsch (m)

['damhɪʁʃ]

chamois

Gämse (f)

['ɡɛmzə]

wild boar

Wildschwein (n)

['vɪltˌʃvaɪn]

whale

Wal (m)

[va:l]

seal

Seehund (m)

['ze:ˌhʊnt]

walrus

Walroß (n)

['va:lˌʀɔs]

fur seal

Seebär (m)

['ze:ˌbɛ:ɐ]

dolphin

dolphin

Delfin (m)

[dɛl'fi:n]

bear

Bär (m)

[bɛ:ɐ]

polar bear

Eisbär (m)

['aɪsˌbɛ:ɐ]

panda

Panda (m)

['panda]

monkey

Affe (m)

['afə]

chimpanzee

Schimpanse (m)

[ʃɪm'panzə]

orangutan

Orang-Utan (m)

['o:ʀaŋˌʔu:tan]

gorilla

gorilla

Gorilla (m)

[ɡo'ʀɪla]

macaque

Makak (m)

[ma'kak]

gibbon

Gibbon (m)

['ɡɪbɔn]

elephant

Elefant (m)

[ele'fant]

rhinoceros

Nashorn (n)

['na:sˌhɔʁn]

giraffe

Giraffe (f)

[ˌɡi'ʀafə]

hippopotamus

Flusspferd (n)

['flʊsˌpfe:ɐt]

kangaroo

kangaroo

Känguru (n)

['kɛŋɡuʀu]

koala (bear)

Koala (m)

[ko'a:la]

mongoose

Manguste (f)

[maŋ'ɡʊstə]

chinchilla

Chinchilla (n)

[tʃɪn'tʃɪla]

skunk

Stinktier (n)

['ʃtɪŋkˌti:ɐ]

porcupine

Stachelschwein (n)

['ʃtaχəlˌʃvaɪn]

212. Domestic animals

cat

Katze (f)

['katsə]

tomcat

Kater (m)

['ka:tɐ]

dog

Hund (m)

[hʊnt] horse

horse

Pferd (n)

[pfe:ɐt]

stallion (male horse)

Hengst (m)

['hɛŋst]

mare

Stute (f)

['ʃtu:tə]

cow

Kuh (f)

[ku:]

bull

Stier (m)

[ʃti:ɐ]

ox

Ochse (m)

['ɔksə]

sheep (ewe)

Schaf (n)

[ʃa:f]

ram

ram

Widder (m)

['vɪdɐ]

goat

Ziege (f)

['tsi:ɡə]

billy goat, he-goat

Ziegenbock (m)

['tsi:ɡənˌbɔk]

donkey

Esel (m)

['e:zəl]

mule

Maultier (n)

['maʊlˌti:ɐ]

pig, hog

Schwein (n)

[ʃvaɪn]

piglet

Ferkel (n)

['fɛʁkəl]

rabbit

rabbit

Kaninchen (n)

[ka'ni:nçən]

hen (chicken)

Huhn (n)

[hu:n]

rooster

Hahn (m)

[ha:n]

duck

Ente (f)

['ɛntə]

drake

Enterich (m)

['ɛntəʀɪç]

goose

Gans (f)

[ɡans]

tom turkey, gobbler

Puter (m)

['pu:tɐ]

turkey (hen)

turkey (hen)

Pute (f)

['pu:tə]

domestic animals

Haustiere (pl)

['haʊsˌti:ʀə]

tame (e.g., ~ hamster)

zahm

[tsa:m]

to tame (vt)

zähmen (vt)

['tsɛ:mən]

to breed (vt)

züchten (vt)

['tsʏçtən]

farm

Farm (f)

[faʁm]

poultry

Geflügel (n)

[ɡə'fly:ɡəl]

cattle

cattle

Vieh (n)

[fi:]

herd (cattle)

Herde (f)

['he:ɐdə]

stable

Pferdestall (m)

['pfe:ɐdəˌʃtal]

pigpen

Schweinestall (m)

['ʃvaɪnəˌʃtal]

cowshed

Kuhstall (m)

['ku:ˌʃtal]

rabbit hutch

Kaninchenstall (m)

[ka'ni:nçənˌʃtal]

hen house

Hühnerstall (m)

['hy:nɐˌʃtal]

213. Dogs. Dog breeds

dog

Hund (m)

[hʊnt]

sheepdog

Schäferhund (m)

['ʃɛ:fɐˌhʊnt]

German shepherd

Deutsche Schäferhund (m)

['dɔɪtʃə 'ʃɛ:fɐˌhʊnt] poodle

poodle

Pudel (m)

['pu:dəl]

dachshund

Dachshund (m)

['daksˌhʊnt]

bulldog

Bulldogge (f)

['bʊlˌdɔɡə]

boxer

Boxer (m)

['bɔksɐ]

mastiff

Mastiff (m)

['mastɪf]

Rottweiler

Rottweiler (m)

['ʀɔtvaɪlɐ]

Doberman

Dobermann (m)

['do:bɐˌman]

basset

basset

Basset (m)

[ba'se:]

bobtail

Bobtail (m)

['bɔpte:l]

Dalmatian

Dalmatiner (m)

[ˌdalma'ti:nɐ]

cocker spaniel

Cocker-Spaniel (m)

['kɔkɐ 'ʃpanɪəl]

Newfoundland

Neufundländer (m)

[nɔɪ'fʊntˌlɛndɐ]

Saint Bernard

Bernhardiner (m)

[bɛʁnhaʁ'di:nɐ]

husky

Eskimohund (m)

['ɛskimoˌhʊnt]

Chow Chow

Chow Chow

Chow-Chow (m)

['tʃau'tʃau]

spitz

Spitz (m)

[ʃpɪts]

pug

Mops (m)

[mɔps]

214. Sounds made by animals

barking (n)

Gebell (n)

[ɡə'bɛl]

to bark (vi)

bellen (vi)

['bɛlən]

to meow (vi)

miauen (vi)

[mi'aʊən] to purr (vi)

to purr (vi)

schnurren (vi)

['ʃnʊʀən]

to moo (vi)

muhen (vi)

['mu:ən]

to bellow (bull)

brüllen (vi)

['bʀʏlən]

to growl (vi)

knurren (vi)

['knʊʀən]

howl (n)

Heulen (n)

['hɔɪlən]

to howl (vi)

heulen (vi)

['hɔɪlən]

to whine (vi)

winseln (vi)

['vɪnzəln]

to bleat (sheep)

to bleat (sheep)

meckern (vi)

['mɛkɐn]

to oink, to grunt (pig)

grunzen (vi)

['ɡʀʊntsən]

to squeal (vi)

kreischen (vi)

['kʀaɪʃən]

to croak (vi)

quaken (vi)

['kva:kən]

to buzz (insect)

summen (vi)

['zʊmən]

to chirp (crickets, grasshopper)

zirpen (vi)

['tsɪʁpən]

215. Young animals

cub

Tierkind (n)

['ti:ɐˌkɪnt]

kitten

Kätzchen (n)

['kɛtsçən]

baby mouse

Mausjunge (n)

['maʊsˌjʊŋə] puppy

puppy

Hündchen (n), Welpe (m)

['hʏntçən], ['vɛlpə]

leveret

Häschen (n)

['hɛ:sçən]

baby rabbit

Kaninchenjunge (n)

[ka'ni:nçənˌjʊŋə]

wolf cub

Wolfsjunge (n)

['vɔlfsˌjʊŋə]

fox cub

Fuchsjunge (n)

['fʊksˌjʊŋə]

bear cub

Bärenjunge (n)

['bɛ:ʀənˌjʊŋə]

lion cub

Löwenjunge (n)

['lø:vənˌjʊŋə]

tiger cub

tiger cub

junger Tiger (m)

['jʏŋɐ 'ti:ɡɐ]

elephant calf

Elefantenjunge (n)

[ele'fantənˌjʊŋə]

piglet

Ferkel (n)

['fɛʁkəl]

calf (young cow, bull)

Kalb (n)

[kalp]

kid (young goat)

Ziegenkitz (n)

['tsi:ɡənˌkɪts]

lamb

Lamm (n)

[lam]

fawn (young deer)

Hirschkalb (n)

['hɪʁʃˌkalp]

young camel

young camel

Kamelfohlen (n)

[ka'me:lˌfo:lən]

snakelet (baby snake)

junge Schlange (f)

['jʊŋə 'ʃlaŋə]

froglet (baby frog)

Fröschlein (n)

['fʀœʃlain]

baby bird

junger Vogel (m)

['jʏŋɐ 'fo:ɡəl]

chick (of chicken)

Küken (n)

['ky:kən]

duckling

Entlein (n)

['ɛntlaɪn]

216. Birds

bird

Vogel (m)

['fo:ɡəl]

pigeon

Taube (f)

['taʊbə]

sparrow

Spatz (m)

[ʃpats] tit (great tit)

tit (great tit)

Meise (f)

['maɪzə]

magpie

Elster (f)

['ɛlstɐ]

raven

Rabe (m)

['ʀa:bə]

crow

Krähe (f)

['kʀɛ:ə]

jackdaw

Dohle (f)

['do:lə]

rook

Saatkrähe (f)

['za:tˌkʀɛ:ə]

duck

Ente (f)

['ɛntə]

goose

goose

Gans (f)

[ɡans]

pheasant

Fasan (m)

[fa'za:n]

eagle

Adler (m)

['a:dlɐ]

hawk

Habicht (m)

['ha:bɪçt]

falcon

Falke (m)

['falkə]

vulture

Greif (m)

[ɡʀaɪf]

condor (Andean ~)

Kondor (m)

['kɔndo:ɐ]

swan

swan

Schwan (m)

[ʃva:n]

crane

Kranich (m)

['kʀa:nɪç]

stork

Storch (m)

[ʃtɔʁç]

parrot

Papagei (m)

[papa'ɡaɪ]

hummingbird

Kolibri (m)

['ko:libʀi]

peacock

Pfau (m)

[pfaʊ]

ostrich

Strauß (m)

[ʃtʀaʊs]

heron

heron

Reiher (m)

['ʀaɪɐ]

flamingo

Flamingo (m)

[fla'mɪŋɡo]

pelican

Pelikan (m)

['pe:lika:n]

nightingale

Nachtigall (f)

['naχtɪɡal]

swallow

Schwalbe (f)

['ʃvalbə]

thrush

Drossel (f)

['dʀɔsəl]

song thrush

Singdrossel (f)

['zɪŋˌdʀɔsəl]

blackbird

blackbird

Amsel (f)

['amzəl]

swift

Segler (m)

['ze:ɡlɐ]

lark

Lerche (f)

['lɛʁçə]

quail

Wachtel (f)

['vaχtəl]

woodpecker

Specht (m)

[ʃpɛçt]

cuckoo

Kuckuck (m)

['kʊkʊk]

owl

Eule (f)

['ɔɪlə]

eagle owl

eagle owl

Uhu (m)

['u:hu]

wood grouse

Auerhahn (m)

['aʊɐˌha:n]

black grouse

Birkhahn (m)

['bɪʁkˌha:n]

partridge

Rebhuhn (n)

['ʀe:pˌhu:n]

starling

Star (m)

[ʃta:ɐ]

canary

Kanarienvogel (m)

[ka'na:ʀɪənˌfo:ɡəl]

hazel grouse

Haselhuhn (n)

['ha:zəlˌhu:n]

chaffinch

chaffinch

Buchfink (m)

['bu:χfɪŋk]

bullfinch

Gimpel (m)

['ɡɪmpəl]

seagull

Möwe (f)

['mø:və]

albatross

Albatros (m)

['albatʀɔs]

penguin

Pinguin (m)

['pɪŋɡui:n]

217. Birds. Singing and sounds

to sing (vi)

singen (vt)

['zɪŋən]

to call (animal, bird)

schreien (vi)

['ʃʀaɪən]

to crow (rooster)

kikeriki schreien

[ˌkikəʀi'ki: 'ʃʀaɪən] cock-a-doodle-doo

cock-a-doodle-doo

kikeriki

[ˌkikəʀi'ki:]

to cluck (hen)

gackern (vi)

['ɡakɐn]

to caw (crow call)

krächzen (vi)

['kʀɛçtsən]

to quack (duck call)

schnattern (vi)

['ʃnatɐn]

to cheep (vi)

piepsen (vi)

['pi:psən]

to chirp, to twitter

zwitschern (vi)

['tsvɪtʃɐn]

218. Fish. Marine animals

bream

Brachse (f)

['bʀaksə]

carp

Karpfen (m)

['kaʁpfən]

perch

Barsch (m)

[baʁʃ] catfish

catfish

Wels (m)

[vɛls]

pike

Hecht (m)

[hɛçt]

salmon

Lachs (m)

[laks]

sturgeon

Stör (m)

[ʃtø:ɐ]

herring

Hering (m)

['he:ʀɪŋ]

Atlantic salmon

atlantische Lachs (m)

[at'lantɪʃə laks]

mackerel

Makrele (f)

[ma'kʀe:lə]

flatfish

flatfish

Scholle (f)

['ʃɔlə]

zander, pike perch

Zander (m)

['tsandɐ]

cod

Dorsch (m)

[dɔʁʃ]

tuna

Tunfisch (m)

['tu:nfɪʃ]

trout

Forelle (f)

[ˌfo'ʀɛlə]

eel

Aal (m)

[a:l]

electric ray

Zitterrochen (m)

['tsɪtɐˌʀɔχən]

moray eel

moray eel

Muräne (f)

[mu'ʀɛ:nə]

piranha

Piranha (m)

[pi'ʀanja]

shark

Hai (m)

[haɪ]

dolphin

Delfin (m)

[dɛl'fi:n]

whale

Wal (m)

[va:l]

crab

Krabbe (f)

['kʀabə]

jellyfish

Meduse (f)

[me'du:zə]

octopus

octopus

Krake (m)

['kʀa:kə]

starfish

Seestern (m)

['ze:ˌʃtɛʁn]

sea urchin

Seeigel (m)

['ze:ˌʔi:ɡəl]

seahorse

Seepferdchen (n)

['ze:ˌpfe:ɐtçən]

oyster

Auster (f)

['aʊstɐ]

shrimp

Garnele (f)

[ɡaʁ'ne:lə]

lobster

Hummer (m)

['hʊmɐ]

spiny lobster

spiny lobster

Languste (f)

[laŋ'ɡʊstə]

219. Amphibians. Reptiles

snake

Schlange (f)

['ʃlaŋə]

venomous (snake)

Gift-, giftig

[ɡɪft], ['ɡɪftɪç]

viper

Viper (f)

['vi:pɐ] cobra

cobra

Kobra (f)

['ko:bʀa]

python

Python (m)

['py:tɔn]

boa

Boa (f)

['bo:a]

grass snake

Ringelnatter (f)

['ʀɪŋəlˌnatɐ]

rattle snake

Klapperschlange (f)

['klapɐˌʃlaŋə]

anaconda

Anakonda (f)

[ana'kɔnda]

lizard

Eidechse (f)

['aɪdɛksə]

iguana

iguana

Leguan (m)

['le:ɡua:n]

monitor lizard

Waran (m)

[va'ʀa:n]

salamander

Salamander (m)

[zala'mandɐ]

chameleon

Chamäleon (n)

[ka'mɛ:leˌɔn]

scorpion

Skorpion (m)

[skɔʁ'pjo:n]

turtle

Schildkröte (f)

['ʃɪltˌkʀø:tə]

frog

Frosch (m)

[fʀɔʃ]

toad

toad

Kröte (f)

['kʀø:tə]

crocodile

Krokodil (n)

[kʀoko'di:l]

220. Insects

insect, bug

Insekt (n)

[ɪn'zɛkt]

butterfly

Schmetterling (m)

['ʃmɛtɐlɪŋ]

ant

Ameise (f)

['a:maɪzə] fly

fly

Fliege (f)

['fli:ɡə]

mosquito

Mücke (f)

['mʏkə]

beetle

Käfer (m)

['kɛ:fɐ]

wasp

Wespe (f)

['vɛspə]

bee

Biene (f)

['bi:nə]

bumblebee

Hummel (f)

['hʊməl]

gadfly (botfly)

Bremse (f)

['bʀɛmzə]

spider

spider

Spinne (f)

['ʃpɪnə]

spiderweb

Spinnennetz (n)

['ʃpɪnənˌnɛts]

dragonfly

Libelle (f)

[li'bɛlə]

grasshopper

Grashüpfer (m)

['ɡʀa:sˌhʏpfɐ]

moth (night butterfly)

Schmetterling (m)

['ʃmɛtɐlɪŋ]

cockroach

Schabe (f)

['ʃa:bə]

tick

Zecke (f)

['tsɛkə]

flea

flea

Floh (m)

[flo:]

midge

Kriebelmücke (f)

['kʀi:bəlˌmʏkə]

locust

Heuschrecke (f)

['hɔɪʃʀɛkə]

snail

Schnecke (f)

['ʃnɛkə]

cricket

Heimchen (n)

['haɪmçən]

lightning bug

Leuchtkäfer (m)

['lɔɪçtˌkɛ:fɐ]

ladybug

Marienkäfer (m)

[ma'ʀi:ənˌkɛ:fɐ]

cockchafer

cockchafer

Maikäfer (m)

['maɪˌkɛ:fɐ]

leech

Blutegel (m)

['blu:tˌʔe:ɡəl]

caterpillar

Raupe (f)

['ʀaʊpə]

earthworm

Wurm (m)

[vʊʁm]

larva

Larve (f)

['laʁfə]

221. Animals. Body parts

beak

Schnabel (m)

['ʃna:bəl]

wings

Flügel (pl)

['fly:ɡəl]

foot (of bird)

Fuß (m)

[fu:s] feathers (plumage)

feathers (plumage)

Gefieder (n)

[ɡə'fi:dɐ]

feather

Feder (f)

['fe:dɐ]

crest

Haube (f)

['haʊbə]

gills

Kiemen (pl)

['ki:mən]

spawn

Laich (m)

[laɪç]

larva

Larve (f)

['laʁfə]

fin

Flosse (f)

['flɔsə]

scales (of fish, reptile)

scales (of fish, reptile)

Schuppe (f)

['ʃʊpə]

fang (canine)

Stoßzahn (m)

['ʃto:sˌtsa:n]

paw (e.g., cat's ~)

Pfote (f)

['pfo:tə]

muzzle (snout)

Schnauze (f)

['ʃnaʊtsə]

maw (mouth)

Rachen (m)

['ʀaχən]

tail

Schwanz (m)

[ʃvants]

whiskers

Barthaar (n)

['ba:ɐtˌha:ɐ]

hoof

hoof

Huf (m)

[hu:f]

horn

Horn (n)

[hɔʁn]

carapace

Panzer (m)

['pantsɐ]

shell (of mollusk)

Muschel (f)

['mʊʃl]

eggshell

Schale (f)

['ʃa:lə]

animal's hair (pelage)

Fell (n)

[fɛl]

pelt (hide)

Haut (f)

[haʊt]

222. Actions of animals

to fly (vi)

fliegen (vi)

['fli:ɡən]

to fly in circles

herumfliegen (vi)

[hɛ'ʀʊmˌfli:ɡən]

to fly away

wegfliegen (vi)

['vɛkˌfli:ɡən] to flap (~ the wings)

to flap (~ the wings)

schlagen (vi)

['ʃla:ɡən]

to peck (vi)

picken (vt)

['pɪkən]

to sit on eggs

bebrüten (vt)

[bə'bʀy:tən]

to hatch out (vi)

ausschlüpfen (vi)

['aʊsˌʃlʏpfən]

to build a nest

ein Nest bauen

[aɪn nɛst 'baʊən]

to slither, to crawl

kriechen (vi)

['kʀi:çən]

to sting, to bite (insect)

stechen (vt)

['ʃtɛçən]

to bite (ab. animal)

to bite (ab. animal)

beißen (vt)

['baɪsən]

to sniff (vt)

schnüffeln (vt)

['ʃnʏfəln]

to bark (vi)

bellen (vi)

['bɛlən]

to hiss (snake)

zischen (vi)

['tsɪʃən]

to scare (vt)

erschrecken (vt)

[ɛɐ'ʃʀɛkən]

to attack (vt)

angreifen (vt)

['anˌɡʀaɪfən]

to gnaw (bone, etc.)

nagen (vi)

['na:ɡən]

to scratch (with claws)

to scratch (with claws)

kratzen (vt)

['kʀatsən]

to hide (vi)

sich verstecken

[zɪç fɛɐ'ʃtɛkən]

to play (kittens, etc.)

spielen (vi)

['ʃpi:lən]

to hunt (vi, vt)

jagen (vi)

['jaɡən]

to hibernate (vi)

Winterschlaf halten

['vɪntɐˌʃla:f 'haltən]

to go extinct

aussterben (vi)

['aʊsˌʃtɛʁbən]

223. Animals. Habitats

habitat

Lebensraum (f)

['le:bənsˌʀaʊm]

migration

Wanderung (f)

['vandəʀʊŋ]

mountain

Berg (m)

[bɛʁk] reef

reef

Riff (n)

[ʀɪf]

cliff

Fels (m)

[fɛls]

forest

Wald (m)

[valt]

jungle

Dschungel (m, n)

['dʒʊŋəl]

savanna

Savanne (f)

[za'vanə]

tundra

Tundra (f)

['tʊndʀa]

steppe

Steppe (f)

['ʃtɛpə]

desert

desert

Wüste (f)

['vy:stə]

oasis

Oase (f)

[o'a:zə]

sea

Meer (n), See (f)

[me:ɐ], [ze:]

lake

See (m)

[ze:]

ocean

Ozean (m)

['o:tsea:n]

swamp (marshland)

Sumpf (m)

[zʊmpf]

freshwater (adj)

Süßwasser-

['zy:sˌvasɐ]

pond

pond

Teich (m)

[taɪç]

river

Fluss (m)

[flʊs]

den (bear's ~)

Höhle (f), Bau (m)

['hø:lə], [baʊ]

nest

Nest (n)

[nɛst]

tree hollow

Höhlung (f)

['hø:ˌluŋ]

burrow (animal hole)

Loch (n)

[lɔχ]

anthill

Ameisenhaufen (m)

['a:maɪzən·haʊfən]

224. Animal care

zoo

Zoo (m)

['tso:]

nature preserve

Schutzgebiet (n)

['ʃʊtsɡəˌbi:t]

breeder (cattery, kennel, etc.)

Zucht (f)

[tsʊχt] open-air cage

open-air cage

Freigehege (n)

['fʀaɪ·ɡə'he:ɡə]

cage

Käfig (m)

['kɛ:fɪç]

doghouse (kennel)

Hundehütte (f)

['hʊndə'hytə]

dovecot

Taubenschlag (m)

['taʊbənˌʃla:k]

aquarium (fish tank)

Aquarium (n)

[a'kva:ʀiʊm]

dolphinarium

Delphinarium (n)

[dɛlfi'na:ʀɪʊm]

to breed (animals)

züchten (vt)

['tsʏçtən]

brood, litter

brood, litter

Wurf (m)

[vʊʁf]

to tame (vt)

zähmen (vt)

['tsɛ:mən]

to train (animals)

dressieren (vt)

[dʀɛ'si:ʀən]

feed (fodder, etc.)

Futter (n)

['fʊtɐ]

to feed (vt)

füttern (vt)

['fʏtɐn]

pet store

Zoohandlung (f)

[tsoo'handlʊŋ]

muzzle (for dog)

Maulkorb (m)

['maʊlˌkɔʁp]

collar (e.g., dog ~)

collar (e.g., dog ~)

Halsband (n)

['halsˌbant]

name (of animal)

Rufname (m)

['ʀu:fˌna:mə]

pedigree (of dog)

Stammbaum (m)

['ʃtamˌbaʊm]

225. Animals. Miscellaneous

pack (wolves)

Rudel (n)

['ʀu:dəl]

flock (birds)

Vogelschwarm (m)

['fo:ɡəlˌʃvaʁm]

shoal, school (fish)

Schwarm (m)

[ʃvaʁm] herd (horses)

herd (horses)

Pferdeherde (f)

['pfe:ɐdəˌhe:ɐdə]

male (n)

Männchen (n)

['mɛnçən]

female (n)

Weibchen (n)

['vaɪpçən]

hungry (adj)

hungrig

['hʊŋʀɪç]

wild (adj)

wild

[vɪlt]

dangerous (adj)

gefährlich

[ɡə'fɛ:ɐlɪç]

226. Horses

horse

Pferd (n)

[pfe:ɐt]

breed (race)

Rasse (f)

['ʀasə]

foal

Fohlen (n)

['fo:lən] mare

mare

Stute (f)

['ʃtu:tə]

mustang

Mustang (m)

['mʊstaŋ]

pony

Pony (n)

['pɔni]

draft horse

schweres Zugpferd (n)

['ʃve:ʀəs 'tsu:kˌpfe:ɐt]

mane

Mähne (f)

['mɛnə]

tail

Schwanz (m)

[ʃvants]

hoof

Huf (m)

[hu:f]

horseshoe

horseshoe

Hufeisen (n)

['hu:fˌʔaɪzən]

to shoe (vt)

beschlagen (vt)

[bə'ʃla:ɡən]

blacksmith

Schmied (m)

[ʃmi:t]

saddle

Sattel (m)

['zatəl]

stirrup

Steigbügel (m)

['ʃtaɪkˌby:ɡəl]

bridle

Zaum (m)

[tsaʊm]

reins

Zügel (pl)

['tsy:ɡəl]

whip (for riding)

whip (for riding)

Peitsche (f)

['paɪtʃə]

rider

Reiter (m)

['ʀaɪtɐ]

to saddle up (vt)

satteln (vt)

['zatəln]

to mount a horse

besteigen (vt)

[bə'ʃtaɪɡən]

gallop

Galopp (m)

[ɡa'lɔp]

to gallop (vi)

galoppieren (vi)

[ɡalɔ'pi:ʀən]

trot (n)

Trab (m)

[tʀa:p]

at a trot (adv)

at a trot (adv)

im Trab

[ɪm tʀa:p]

to go at a trot

traben (vi)

['tʀa:bən]

racehorse

Rennpferd (n)

['ʀɛnˌpfe:ɐt]

horse racing

Rennen (n)

['ʀɛnən]

stable

Pferdestall (m)

['pfe:ɐdəˌʃtal]

to feed (vt)

füttern (vt)

['fʏtɐn]

hay

Heu (n)

[hɔɪ]

to water (animals)

to water (animals)

tränken (vt)

['tʀɛŋkən]

to wash (horse)

striegeln (vt)

['ʃtʀi:ɡəln]

horse-drawn cart

Pferdewagen (m)

['pfe:ɐdəˌva:ɡən]

to graze (vi)

weiden (vi)

['vaɪdən]

to neigh (vi)

wiehern (vi)

['vi:ɐn]

to kick (to buck)

ausschlagen (vi)

['aʊsˌʃla:ɡən]

FLORA

227. Trees

tree

Baum (m)

[baʊm]

deciduous (adj)

Laub-

[laʊp]

coniferous (adj)

Nadel-

['na:dəl] evergreen (adj)

evergreen (adj)

immergrün

['ɪmɐˌɡʀy:n]

apple tree

Apfelbaum (m)

['apfəlˌbaum]

pear tree

Birnbaum (m)

['bɪʁnˌbaʊm]

sweet cherry tree

Süßkirschbaum (m)

['zy:skɪʁʃˌbaʊm]

sour cherry tree

Sauerkirschbaum (m)

[zauə'kɪʁʃˌbaʊm]

plum tree

Pflaumenbaum (m)

['pflaʊmənˌbaʊm]

birch

Birke (f)

['bɪʁkə]

oak

oak

Eiche (f)

['aɪçə]

linden tree

Linde (f)

['lɪndə]

aspen

Espe (f)

['ɛspə]

maple

Ahorn (m)

['a:hɔʁn]

spruce

Fichte (f)

['fɪçtə]

pine

Kiefer (f)

['ki:fɐ]

larch

Lärche (f)

['lɛʁçə]

fir tree

fir tree

Tanne (f)

['tanə]

cedar

Zeder (f)

['tse:dɐ]

poplar

Pappel (f)

['papəl]

rowan

Vogelbeerbaum (m)

['fo:ɡəlbe:ɐˌbaʊm]

willow

Weide (f)

['vaɪdə]

alder

Erle (f)

['ɛʁlə]

beech

Buche (f)

['bu:χə]

elm

elm

Ulme (f)

['ʊlmə]

ash (tree)

Esche (f)

['ɛʃə]

chestnut

Kastanie (f)

[kas'ta:niə]

magnolia

Magnolie (f)

[maɡ'no:lɪə]

palm tree

Palme (f)

['palmə]

cypress

Zypresse (f)

[tsy'pʀɛsə]

mangrove

Mangrovenbaum (m)

[maŋ'ɡʀo:vənˌbaʊm]

baobab

baobab

Baobab (m)

['ba:obap]

eucalyptus

Eukalyptus (m)

[ɔɪka'lʏptʊs]

sequoia

Mammutbaum (m)

['mamʊtˌbaʊm]

228. Shrubs

bush

Strauch (m)

[ʃtʀaʊχ]

shrub

Gebüsch (n)

[ɡə'bʏʃ]

grapevine

Weinstock (m)

['vaɪnˌʃtɔk] vineyard

vineyard

Weinberg (m)

['vaɪnˌbɛʁk]

raspberry bush

Himbeerstrauch (m)

['hɪmbe:ɐˌʃtʀaʊχ]

blackcurrant bush

schwarze Johannisbeere (f)

['ʃvaʁtsə jo:'hanɪsbe:ʀə]

redcurrant bush

rote Johannisbeere (f)

['ʀo:tə jo:'hanɪsbe:ʀə]

gooseberry bush

Stachelbeerstrauch (m)

['ʃtaχəlbe:ɐˌʃtʀaʊχ]

acacia

Akazie (f)

[a'ka:tsiə]

barberry

Berberitze (f)

[bɛʁbə'ʀɪtsə]

jasmine

jasmine

Jasmin (m)

[jas'mi:n]

juniper

Wacholder (m)

[va'χɔldɐ]

rosebush

Rosenstrauch (m)

['ʀo:zənˌʃtʀaʊχ]

dog rose

Heckenrose (f)

['hɛkənˌʀo:zə]

229. Mushrooms

mushroom

Pilz (m)

[pɪlts]

edible mushroom

essbarer Pilz (m)

['ɛsba:ʀɐ pɪlts]

poisonous mushroom

Giftpilz (m)

['ɡɪftˌpɪlts] cap (of mushroom)

cap (of mushroom)

Hut (m)

[hu:t]

stipe (of mushroom)

Stiel (m)

[ʃti:l]

cep (Boletus edulis)

Steinpilz (m)

['ʃtaɪnˌpɪlts]

orange-cap boletus

Rotkappe (f)

['ʀo:tˌkapə]

birch bolete

Birkenpilz (m)

['bɪʁkənˌpɪlts]

chanterelle

Pfifferling (m)

['pfɪfɐlɪŋ]

russula

Täubling (m)

['tɔyplɪŋ]

morel

morel

Morchel (f)

['mɔʁçəl]

fly agaric

Fliegenpilz (m)

['fli:ɡənˌpɪlts]

death cap

Grüner Knollenblätterpilz (m)

['ɡʀy:nɐ 'knɔlən·blɛtɐˌpɪlts]

230. Fruits. Berries

fruit

Frucht (f)

[fʀʊχt]

fruits

Früchte (pl)

['fʀʏçtə]

apple

Apfel (m)

['apfəl] pear

pear

Birne (f)

['bɪʁnə]

plum

Pflaume (f)

['pflaʊmə]

strawberry (garden ~)

Erdbeere (f)

['e:ɐtˌbe:ʀə]

sour cherry

Sauerkirsche (f)

['zaʊɐˌkɪʁʃə]

sweet cherry

Süßkirsche (f)

['zy:sˌkɪʁʃə]

grape

Weintrauben (pl)

['vaɪnˌtʀaʊbən]

raspberry

Himbeere (f)

['hɪmˌbe:ʀə]

blackcurrant

blackcurrant

schwarze Johannisbeere (f)

['ʃvaʁtsə jo:'hanɪsbe:ʀə]

redcurrant

rote Johannisbeere (f)

['ʀo:tə jo:'hanɪsbe:ʀə]

gooseberry

Stachelbeere (f)

['ʃtaχəlˌbe:ʀə]

cranberry

Moosbeere (f)

['mo:sˌbe:ʀə]

orange

Apfelsine (f)

[apfəl'zi:nə]

mandarin

Mandarine (f)

[ˌmanda'ʀi:nə]

pineapple

Ananas (f)

['ananas]

banana

banana

Banane (f)

[ba'na:nə]

date

Dattel (f)

['datəl]

lemon

Zitrone (f)

[tsi'tʀo:nə]

apricot

Aprikose (f)

[ˌapʀi'ko:zə]

peach

Pfirsich (m)

['pfɪʁzɪç]

kiwi

Kiwi, Kiwifrucht (f)

['ki:vi], ['ki:viˌfʀʊχt]

grapefruit

Grapefruit (f)

['ɡʀɛɪpˌfʀu:t]

berry

berry

Beere (f)

['be:ʀə]

berries

Beeren (pl)

['be:ʀən]

cowberry

Preiselbeere (f)

['pʀaɪzəlˌbe:ʀə]

wild strawberry

Walderdbeere (f)

['valtʔe:ɐtˌbe:ʀə]

bilberry

Heidelbeere (f)

['haɪdəlˌbe:ʀə]

231. Flowers. Plants

flower

Blume (f)

['blu:mə]

bouquet (of flowers)

Blumenstrauß (m)

['blu:mənˌʃtʀaʊs]

rose (flower)

Rose (f)

['ʀo:zə] tulip

tulip

Tulpe (f)

['tʊlpə]

carnation

Nelke (f)

['nɛlkə]

gladiolus

Gladiole (f)

[ˌɡla'dɪo:lə]

cornflower

Kornblume (f)

['kɔʁnˌblu:mə]

harebell

Glockenblume (f)

['ɡlɔkəŋˌblu:mə]

dandelion

Löwenzahn (m)

['lø:vənˌtsa:n]

camomile

Kamille (f)

[ka'mɪlə]

aloe

aloe

Aloe (f)

['a:loe]

cactus

Kaktus (m)

['kaktʊs]

rubber plant, ficus

Gummibaum (m)

['ɡʊmiˌbaʊm]

lily

Lilie (f)

['li:liə]

geranium

Geranie (f)

[ɡe'ʀa:nɪə]

hyacinth

Hyazinthe (f)

[hya'tsɪntə]

mimosa

Mimose (f)

[mi'mo:zə]

narcissus

narcissus

Narzisse (f)

[naʁ'tsɪsə]

nasturtium

Kapuzinerkresse (f)

[ˌkapu'tsi:nɐˌkʀɛsə]

orchid

Orchidee (f)

[ˌɔʁçi'de:ə]

peony

Pfingstrose (f)

['pfɪŋstˌʀo:zə]

violet

Veilchen (n)

['faɪlçən]

pansy

Stiefmütterchen (n)

['ʃti:fˌmʏtɐçən]

forget-me-not

Vergissmeinnicht (n)

[ˌfɛɐ'ɡɪs·maɪn·nɪçt]

daisy

daisy

Gänseblümchen (n)

['ɡɛnzəˌbly:mçən]

poppy

Mohn (m)

[mo:n]

hemp

Hanf (m)

[hanf]

mint

Minze (f)

['mɪntsə]

lily of the valley

Maiglöckchen (n)

['maɪˌɡlœkçən]

snowdrop

Schneeglöckchen (n)

['ʃne:ɡlœkçən]

nettle

Brennnessel (f)

['bʀɛnˌnɛsəl]

sorrel

sorrel

Sauerampfer (m)

['zaʊɐˌʔampfɐ]

water lily

Seerose (f)

['ze:ˌʀo:zə]

fern

Farn (m)

[faʁn]

lichen

Flechte (f)

['flɛçtə]

conservatory (greenhouse)

Gewächshaus (n)

[ɡə'vɛksˌhaʊs]

lawn

Rasen (m)

['ʀa:zən]

flowerbed

Blumenbeet (n)

['blu:məən·be:t]

plant

plant

Pflanze (f)

['pflantsə]

grass

Gras (n)

[ɡʀa:s]

blade of grass

Grashalm (m)

['ɡʀa:sˌhalm]

leaf

Blatt (n)

[blat]

petal

Blütenblatt (n)

['bly:tənˌblat]

stem

Stiel (m)

[ʃti:l]

tuber

Knolle (f)

['knɔlə]

young plant (shoot)

young plant (shoot)

Jungpflanze (f)

['jʊŋˌpflantsə]

thorn

Dorn (m)

[dɔʁn]

to blossom (vi)

blühen (vi)

['bly:ən]

to fade, to wither

welken (vi)

['vɛlkən]

smell (odor)

Geruch (m)

[ɡə'ʀʊχ]

to cut (flowers)

abschneiden (vt)

['apˌʃnaɪdən]

to pick (a flower)

pflücken (vt)

['pflʏkən]

232. Cereals, grains

grain

Getreide (n)

[ɡə'tʀaɪdə]

cereal crops

Getreidepflanzen (pl)

[ɡə'tʀaɪdəˌpflantsən]

ear (of barley, etc.)

Ähre (f)

['ɛ:ʀə] wheat

wheat

Weizen (m)

['vaɪtsən]

rye

Roggen (m)

['ʀɔɡən]

oats

Hafer (m)

['ha:fɐ]

millet

Hirse (f)

['hɪʁzə]

barley

Gerste (f)

['ɡɛʁstə]

corn

Mais (m)

['maɪs]

rice

Reis (m)

[ʀaɪs]

buckwheat

buckwheat

Buchweizen (m)

['bu:χˌvaɪtsən]

pea plant

Erbse (f)

['ɛʁpsə]

kidney bean

weiße Bohne (f)

['vaɪsə 'bo:nə]

soy

Sojabohne (f)

['zo:jaˌbo:nə]

lentil

Linse (f)

['lɪnzə]

beans (pulse crops)

Bohnen (pl)

['bo:nən]

233. Vegetables. Greens

vegetables

Gemüse (n)

[ɡə'my:zə]

greens

grünes Gemüse (pl)

['ɡʀy:nəs ɡə'my:zə]

tomato

Tomate (f)

[to'ma:tə] cucumber

cucumber

Gurke (f)

['ɡʊʁkə]

carrot

Karotte (f)

[ka'ʀɔtə]

potato

Kartoffel (f)

[kaʁ'tɔfəl]

onion

Zwiebel (f)

['tsvi:bəl]

garlic

Knoblauch (m)

['kno:pˌlaʊχ]

cabbage

Kohl (m)

[ko:l]

cauliflower

Blumenkohl (m)

['blu:mənˌko:l]

Brussels sprouts

Brussels sprouts

Rosenkohl (m)

['ʀo:zənˌko:l]

broccoli

Brokkoli (m)

['bʀɔkoli]

beet

Rote Bete (f)

[ˌʀo:tə'be:tə]

eggplant

Aubergine (f)

[ˌobɛʁ'ʒi:nə]

zucchini

Zucchini (f)

[tsʊ'ki:ni]

pumpkin

Kürbis (m)

['kʏʁbɪs]

turnip

Rübe (f)

['ʀy:bə]

parsley

parsley

Petersilie (f)

[petɐ'zi:lɪə]

dill

Dill (m)

[dɪl]

lettuce

Kopf Salat (m)

[kɔpf za'la:t]

celery

Sellerie (m)

['zɛləʀi]

asparagus

Spargel (m)

['ʃpaʁɡəl]

spinach

Spinat (m)

[ʃpi'na:t]

pea

Erbse (f)

['ɛʁpsə]

beans

beans

Bohnen (pl)

['bo:nən]

corn (maize)

Mais (m)

['maɪs]

kidney bean

weiße Bohne (f)

['vaɪsə 'bo:nə]

pepper

Pfeffer (m)

['pfɛfɐ]

radish

Radieschen (n)

[ʀa'di:sçən]

artichoke

Artischocke (f)

[aʁti'ʃɔkə]

REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY

COUNTRIES. NATIONALITIES

234. Western Europe

Europe

Europa (n)

[ɔɪ'ʀo:pa]

European Union

Europäische Union (f)

[ˌɔɪʀo'pɛ:ɪʃə ʔu'njo:n]

European (n)

Europäer (m)

[ˌɔɪʀo'pɛ:ɐ] European (adj)

European (adj)

europäisch

[ˌɔɪʀo'pɛ:ɪʃ]

Austria

Österreich (n)

['ø:stəʀaɪç]

Austrian (masc.)

Österreicher (m)

['ø:stəʁaɪçɐ]

Austrian (fem.)

Österreicherin (f)

['ø:stɐˌʀaɪçəʀɪn]

Austrian (adj)

österreichisch

['ø:stəʁaɪçɪʃ]

Great Britain

Großbritannien (n)

[ɡʀo:s·bʀi'tanɪən]

England

England (n)

['ɛŋlant]

British (masc.)

British (masc.)

Brite (m)

['bʀɪtə]

British (fem.)

Britin (f)

['bʀɪtɪn]

English, British (adj)

englisch

['ɛŋlɪʃ]

Belgium

Belgien (n)

['bɛlɡɪən]

Belgian (masc.)

Belgier (m)

['bɛlɡɪɐ]

Belgian (fem.)

Belgierin (f)

['bɛlɡɪəʀɪn]

Belgian (adj)

belgisch

['bɛlɡɪʃ]

Germany

Germany

Deutschland (n)

['dɔɪtʃlant]

German (masc.)

Deutsche (m)

['dɔɪtʃə]

German (fem.)

Deutsche (f)

['dɔɪtʃə]

German (adj)

deutsch

[dɔɪtʃ]

Netherlands

Niederlande (f)

['ni:dɐˌlandə]

Holland

Holland (n)

['hɔlant]

Dutch (masc.)

Holländer (m)

['hɔlɛndɐ]

Dutch (fem.)

Dutch (fem.)

Holländerin (f)

['hɔlɛndəʀɪn]

Dutch (adj)

holländisch

['hɔlɛndɪʃ]

Greece

Griechenland (n)

['ɡʀi:çənˌlant]

Greek (masc.)

Grieche (m)

['ɡʀi:çə]

Greek (fem.)

Griechin (f)

['ɡʀi:çɪn]

Greek (adj)

griechisch

['ɡʀi:çɪʃ]

Denmark

Dänemark (n)

['dɛ:nəˌmaʁk]

Dane (masc.)

Dane (masc.)

Däne (m)

['dɛ:nə]

Dane (fem.)

Dänin (f)

['dɛ:nɪn]

Danish (adj)

dänisch

['dɛ:nɪʃ]

Ireland

Irland (n)

['ɪʁlant]

Irish (masc.)

Ire (m)

['i:ʀə]

Irish (fem.)

Irin (f)

['i:ʀɪn]

Irish (adj)

irisch

['i:ʀɪʃ]

Iceland

Iceland

Island (n)

['i:slant]

Icelander (masc.)

Isländer (m)

['i:sˌlɛndɐ]

Icelander (fem.)

Isländerin (f)

['i:sˌlɛndəʀɪn]

Icelandic (adj)

isländisch

['i:sˌlɛndɪʃ]

Spain

Spanien (n)

['ʃpa:nɪən]

Spaniard (masc.)

Spanier (m)

['ʃpa:nɪɐ]

Spaniard (fem.)

Spanierin (f)

['ʃpa:nɪəʀɪn]

Spanish (adj)

Spanish (adj)

spanisch

['ʃpa:nɪʃ]

Italy

Italien (n)

[i'ta:lɪən]

Italian (masc.)

Italiener (m)

[ˌital'ɪe:nɐ]

Italian (fem.)

Italienerin (f)

[ˌital'ɪe:nəʀɪn]

Italian (adj)

italienisch

[ˌita'lɪe:nɪʃ]

Cyprus

Zypern (n)

['tsy:pɐn]

Cypriot (masc.)

Zypriot (m)

[tsypʀi'o:t]

Cypriot (fem.)

Cypriot (fem.)

Zypriotin (f)

[tsypʀi'o:tɪn]

Cypriot (adj)

zyprisch

['tsy:pʀɪʃ]

Malta

Malta (n)

['malta]

Maltese (masc.)

Malteser (m)

[mal'te:zɐ]

Maltese (fem.)

Malteserin (f)

[mal'te:zəʀɪn]

Maltese (adj)

maltesisch

[mal'te:zɪʃ]

Norway

Norwegen (n)

['nɔʁˌve:ɡən]

Norwegian (masc.)

Norwegian (masc.)

Norweger (m)

['nɔʁˌve:ɡɐ]

Norwegian (fem.)

Norwegerin (f)

['nɔʁˌve:ɡəʀɪn]

Norwegian (adj)

norwegisch

['nɔʁve:ɡɪʃ]

Portugal

Portugal (n)

['pɔʁtuɡal]

Portuguese (masc.)

Portugiese (m)

[pɔʁtu'ɡi:zə]

Portuguese (fem.)

Portugiesin (f)

[pɔʁtu'ɡi:zɪn]

Portuguese (adj)

portugiesisch

[pɔʁtu'ɡi:zɪʃ]

Finland

Finland

Finnland (n)

['fɪnlant]

Finn (masc.)

Finne (m)

['fɪnə]

Finn (fem.)

Finnin (f)

['fɪnɪn]

Finnish (adj)

finnisch

['fɪnɪʃ]

France

Frankreich (n)

['fʀaŋkʀaɪç]

French (masc.)

Franzose (m)

[fʀan'tso:zə]

French (fem.)

Französin (f)

[fʀan'tsø:zɪn]

French (adj)

French (adj)

französisch

[fʀan'tsø:zɪʃ]

Sweden

Schweden (n)

['ʃve:dən]

Swede (masc.)

Schwede (m)

['ʃve:də]

Swede (fem.)

Schwedin (f)

['ʃve:dɪn]

Swedish (adj)

schwedisch

['ʃve:dɪʃ]

Switzerland

Schweiz (f)

[ʃvaɪts]

Swiss (masc.)

Schweizer (m)

['ʃvaɪtsɐ]

Swiss (fem.)

Swiss (fem.)

Schweizerin (f)

['ʃvaɪtsəʀɪn]

Swiss (adj)

schweizerisch

['ʃvaɪtsəʀɪʃ]

Scotland

Schottland (n)

['ʃɔtlant]

Scottish (masc.)

Schotte (m)

['ʃɔtə]

Scottish (fem.)

Schottin (f)

['ʃɔtɪn]

Scottish (adj)

schottisch

['ʃɔtɪʃ]

Vatican

Vatikan (m)

[vati'ka:n]

Liechtenstein

Liechtenstein

Liechtenstein (n)

['lɪçtənˌʃtaɪn]

Luxembourg

Luxemburg (n)

['lʊksəmˌbʊʁk]

Monaco

Monaco (n)

[mo'nako]

235. Central and Eastern Europe

Albania

Albanien (n)

[al'ba:niən]

Albanian (masc.)

Albaner (m)

[al'ba:nɐ]

Albanian (fem.)

Albanerin (f)

[al'ba:nəʀɪn] Albanian (adj)

Albanian (adj)

albanisch

[al'ba:nɪʃ]

Bulgaria

Bulgarien (n)

[bʊl'ɡa:ʀɪən]

Bulgarian (masc.)

Bulgare (m)

[bʊl'ɡa:ʀə]

Bulgarian (fem.)

Bulgarin (f)

[bʊl'ɡa:ʀɪn]

Bulgarian (adj)

bulgarisch

[bʊl'ɡa:ʀɪʃ]

Hungary

Ungarn (n)

['ʊŋɡaʁn]

Hungarian (masc.)

Ungar (m)

['ʊŋɡaʁ]

Hungarian (fem.)

Hungarian (fem.)

Ungarin (f)

['ʊŋɡaʀɪn]

Hungarian (adj)

ungarisch

['ʊŋɡaʀɪʃ]

Latvia

Lettland (n)

['lɛtlant]

Latvian (masc.)

Lette (m)

['lɛtə]

Latvian (fem.)

Lettin (f)

['lɛtɪn]

Latvian (adj)

lettisch

['lɛtɪʃ]

Lithuania

Litauen (n)

['lɪtaʊən]

Lithuanian (masc.)

Lithuanian (masc.)

Litauer (m)

['li:taʊɐ]

Lithuanian (fem.)

Litauerin (f)

['li:taʊəʀɪn]

Lithuanian (adj)

litauisch

['lɪtaʊɪʃ]

Poland

Polen (n)

['po:lən]

Pole (masc.)

Pole (m)

['po:lə]

Pole (fem.)

Polin (f)

['po:lɪn]

Polish (adj)

polnisch

['pɔlnɪʃ]

Romania

Romania

Rumänien (n)

[ʀu'mɛ:nɪən]

Romanian (masc.)

Rumäne (m)

[ʀu'mɛ:nə]

Romanian (fem.)

Rumänin (f)

[ʀu'mɛ:nɪn]

Romanian (adj)

rumänisch

[ʀu'mɛ:nɪʃ]

Serbia

Serbien (n)

['zɛʁbɪən]

Serbian (masc.)

Serbe (m)

['zɛʁbə]

Serbian (fem.)

Serbin (f)

['zɛʁbɪn]

Serbian (adj)

Serbian (adj)

serbisch

['zɛʁbɪʃ]

Slovakia

Slowakei (f)

[slova'kaɪ]

Slovak (masc.)

Slowake (m)

[slo'va:kə]

Slovak (fem.)

Slowakin (f)

[slo'va:kɪn]

Slovak (adj)

slowakisch

[slo'va:kɪʃ]

Croatia

Kroatien (n)

[kʀo'a:tsɪən]

Croatian (masc.)

Kroate (m)

[kʀo'a:tə]

Croatian (fem.)

Croatian (fem.)

Kroatin (f)

[kʀo'a:tɪn]

Croatian (adj)

kroatisch

[kʀo'a:tɪʃ]

Czech Republic

Tschechien (n)

['tʃɛçɪən]

Czech (masc.)

Tscheche (m)

['tʃɛçə]

Czech (fem.)

Tschechin (f)

['tʃɛçɪn]

Czech (adj)

tschechisch

['tʃɛçɪʃ]

Estonia

Estland (n)

['ɛstlant]

Estonian (masc.)

Estonian (masc.)

Este (m)

['ɛstə]

Estonian (fem.)

Estin (f)

['ɛstɪn]

Estonian (adj)

estnisch

['ɛstnɪʃ]

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnien und Herzegowina (n)

['bɔsniən ʊnt ˌhɛʁtsə'ɡɔvina:]

Macedonia (Republic of ~)

Makedonien (n)

[makə'do:nɪən]

Slovenia

Slowenien (n)

[slo've:nɪən]

Montenegro

Montenegro (n)

[mɔnte'ne:ɡʀo]

236. Former USSR countries

Azerbaijan

Aserbaidschan (n)

[ˌazɛʁbaɪ'dʒa:n]

Azerbaijani (masc.)

Aserbaidschaner (m)

[azɛʁbaɪ'dʒa:nɐ]

Azerbaijani (fem.)

Aserbaidschanerin (f)

[azɛʁbaɪ'dʒa:nəʀɪn] Azerbaijani, Azeri (adj)

Azerbaijani, Azeri (adj)

aserbaidschanisch

[ˌazɛʁbaɪ'dʒa:nɪʃ]

Armenia

Armenien (n)

[aʁ'me:niən]

Armenian (masc.)

Armenier (m)

[aʁ'me:niɐ]

Armenian (fem.)

Armenierin (f)

[aʁ'me:niəʀɪn]

Armenian (adj)

armenisch

[aʁ'me:nɪʃ]

Belarus

Weißrussland (n)

['vaɪsˌʀʊslant]

Belarusian (masc.)

Weißrusse (m)

['vaɪsˌʀʊsə]

Belarusian (fem.)

Belarusian (fem.)

Weißrussin (f)

['vaɪsˌʀʊsɪn]

Belarusian (adj)

weißrussisch

['vaɪsˌʀʊsɪʃ]

Georgia

Georgien (n)

[ɡe'ɔʁɡɪən]

Georgian (masc.)

Georgier (m)

[ɡe'ɔʁɡɪɐ]

Georgian (fem.)

Georgierin (f)

[ɡe'ɔʁɡɪəʀɪn]

Georgian (adj)

georgisch

[ɡe'ɔʁɡɪʃ]

Kazakhstan

Kasachstan (n)

['ka:zaχˌsta:n]

Kazakh (masc.)

Kazakh (masc.)

Kasache (m)

[ka'zaχə]

Kazakh (fem.)

Kasachin (f)

[ka'zaχɪn]

Kazakh (adj)

kasachisch

[ˌka'zaχɪʃ]

Kirghizia

Kirgisien (n)

['kɪʁɡi:ziən]

Kirghiz (masc.)

Kirgise (m)

[kɪʁ'ɡi:zə]

Kirghiz (fem.)

Kirgisin (f)

[kɪʁ'ɡi:zɪn]

Kirghiz (adj)

kirgisisch

[kɪʁ'ɡi:zɪʃ]

Moldova, Moldavia

Moldova, Moldavia

Moldawien (n)

[mɔl'da:vɪən]

Moldavian (masc.)

Moldauer (m)

['mɔldaʊɐ]

Moldavian (fem.)

Moldauerin (f)

['mɔldaʊəˌʀɪn]

Moldavian (adj)

moldauisch

['mɔldaʊɪʃ]

Russia

Russland (n)

['ʀʊslant]

Russian (masc.)

Russe (m)

['ʀʊsə]

Russian (fem.)

Russin (f)

['ʀʊsɪn]

Russian (adj)

Russian (adj)

russisch

['ʀʊsɪʃ]

Tajikistan

Tadschikistan (n)

[ta'dʒi:kɪsta:n]

Tajik (masc.)

Tadschike (m)

[ta'dʒi:kə]

Tajik (fem.)

Tadschikin (f)

[ta'dʒi:kɪn]

Tajik (adj)

tadschikisch

[ta'dʒi:kɪʃ]

Turkmenistan

Turkmenistan (n)

[tʊʁk'me:nɪsta:n]

Turkmen (masc.)

Turkmene (m)

[tʊʁk'me:nə]

Turkmen (fem.)

Turkmen (fem.)

Turkmenin (f)

[tʊʁk'me:nɪn]

Turkmenian (adj)

turkmenisch

[tʊʁk'me:nɪʃ]

Uzbekistan

Usbekistan (n)

[ʊs'be:kɪsta:n]

Uzbek (masc.)

Usbeke (m)

[ʊs'be:kə]

Uzbek (fem.)

Usbekin (f)

[ʊs'be:kɪn]

Uzbek (adj)

usbekisch

[us'be:kɪʃ]

Ukraine

Ukraine (f)

[ˌukʀa'i:nə]

Ukrainian (masc.)

Ukrainian (masc.)

Ukrainer (m)

[ukʀa'i:nɐ]

Ukrainian (fem.)

Ukrainerin (f)

[ukʀa'i:nəʀɪn]

Ukrainian (adj)

ukrainisch

[ukʀa'i:nɪʃ]

237. Asia

Asia

Asien (n)

['a:ziən]

Asian (adj)

asiatisch

[a'zia:tɪʃ]

Vietnam

Vietnam (n)

[vɪɛt'nam] Vietnamese (masc.)

Vietnamese (masc.)

Vietnamese (m)

[vɪɛtna'me:zə]

Vietnamese (fem.)

Vietnamesin (f)

[vɪɛtna'me:zɪn]

Vietnamese (adj)

vietnamesisch

[ˌviɛtna'me:zɪʃ]

India

Indien (n)

['ɪndɪən]

Indian (masc.)

Inder (m)

['ɪndɐ]

Indian (fem.)

Inderin (f)

['ɪndəʀɪn]

Indian (adj)

indisch

['ɪndɪʃ]

Israel

Israel

Israel (n)

['ɪsʀae:l]

Israeli (masc.)

Israeli (m)

[ˌɪsʀa'e:li]

Israeli (fem.)

Israeli (f)

[ˌɪsʀa'e:li]

Israeli (adj)

israelisch

[ɪsʀa'e:lɪʃ]

Jew (n)

Jude (m)

['ju:də]

Jewess (n)

Jüdin (f)

['jy:dɪn]

Jewish (adj)

jüdisch

['jy:dɪʃ]

China

China

China (n)

['çi:na]

Chinese (masc.)

Chinese (m)

[çi'ne:zə]

Chinese (fem.)

Chinesin (f)

[çi'ne:zɪn]

Chinese (adj)

chinesisch

[çi'ne:zɪʃ]

Korean (masc.)

Koreaner (m)

[koʀe'a:nɐ]

Korean (fem.)

Koreanerin (f)

[koʀe'a:nəʀɪn]

Korean (adj)

koreanisch

[koʀe'a:nɪʃ]

Lebanon

Lebanon

Libanon (m, n)

['li:banɔn]

Lebanese (masc.)

Libanese (m)

[liba'ne:zə]

Lebanese (fem.)

Libanesin (f)

[liba'ne:zɪn]

Lebanese (adj)

libanesisch

[liba'ne:zɪʃ]

Mongolia

Mongolei (f)

[ˌmɔŋɡo'laɪ]

Mongolian (masc.)

Mongole (m)

[mɔŋ'ɡo:lə]

Mongolian (fem.)

Mongolin (f)

[mɔŋ'ɡo:lɪn]

Mongolian (adj)

Mongolian (adj)

mongolisch

[mɔŋ'ɡo:lɪʃ]

Malaysia

Malaysia (n)

[ma'laɪzɪa]

Malaysian (masc.)

Malaie (m)

[ma'laɪə]

Malaysian (fem.)

Malaiin (f)

[ma'lajɪn]

Malaysian (adj)

malaiisch

[ma'laɪɪʃ]

Pakistan

Pakistan (n)

['pa:kɪsta:n]

Pakistani (masc.)

Pakistaner (m)

[pakɪs'ta:nɐ]

Pakistani (fem.)

Pakistani (fem.)

Pakistanerin (f)

[pakɪs'ta:nəʀɪn]

Pakistani (adj)

pakistanisch

[pakɪs'ta:nɪʃ]

Saudi Arabia

Saudi-Arabien (n)

[ˌzaʊdiʔa'ʀa:bɪən]

Arab (masc.)

Araber (m)

['a:ʀabɐ]

Arab (fem.)

Araberin (f)

['a:ʀabəʀɪn]

Arab, Arabic (adj)

arabisch

[a'ʀa:bɪʃ]

Thailand

Thailand (n)

['taɪlant]

Thai (masc.)

Thai (masc.)

Thailänder (m)

['taɪˌlɛndɐ]

Thai (fem.)

Thailänderin (f)

['taɪˌlɛndəʀɪn]

Thai (adj)

thailändisch

['taɪlɛndɪʃ]

Taiwan

Taiwan (n)

[taɪ'va:n]

Taiwanese (masc.)

Taiwaner (m)

[taɪ'va:nɐ]

Taiwanese (fem.)

Taiwanerin (f)

[taɪ'va:nəʀin]

Taiwanese (adj)

taiwanisch

[taɪ'va:nɪʃ]

Turkey

Turkey

Türkei (f)

[tʏʁ'kaɪ]

Turk (masc.)

Türke (m)

['tʏʁkə]

Turk (fem.)

Türkin (f)

['tʏʁkɪn]

Turkish (adj)

türkisch

['tʏʁkɪʃ]

Japan

Japan (n)

['ja:pan]

Japanese (masc.)

Japaner (m)

[ja'pa:nɐ]

Japanese (fem.)

Japanerin (f)

[ja'pa:nəʀɪn]

Japanese (adj)

Japanese (adj)

japanisch

[ja'pa:nɪʃ]

Afghanistan

Afghanistan (n)

[af'ɡa:nɪsta:n]

Bangladesh

Bangladesch (n)

[ˌbaŋɡla'dɛʃ]

Indonesia

Indonesien (n)

[ɪndo'ne:zɪən]

Jordan

Jordanien (n)

[jɔʁ'da:nɪən]

Iraq

Irak (m, n)

[i'ʀa:k]

Iran

Iran (m, n)

[i'ʀa:n]

Cambodia

Cambodia

Kambodscha (n)

[kam'bɔdʒa]

Kuwait

Kuwait (n)

[ku'vaɪt]

Laos

Laos (n)

['la:ɔs]

Myanmar

Myanmar (n)

['mɪanma:ɐ]

Nepal

Nepal (n)

['ne:pal]

United Arab Emirates

Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate (pl)

[fɛɐ'ʔaɪnɪɡən a'ʀa:bɪʃən emi'ʀa:tə]

Syria

Syrien (n)

['zy:ʀɪən]

Palestine

Palestine

Palästina (n)

[palɛs'ti:na]

South Korea

Südkorea (n)

['zy:tko'ʀe:a]

North Korea

Nordkorea (n)

['nɔʁt·ko'ʀe:a]

238. North America

United States of America

Die Vereinigten Staaten

[di fɛɐ'ʔaɪnɪçtən 'ʃta:tən]

American (masc.)

Amerikaner (m)

[ameʀi'ka:nɐ]

American (fem.)

Amerikanerin (f)

[ameʀi'ka:nəʀɪn] American (adj)

American (adj)

amerikanisch

[ameʀi'ka:nɪʃ]

Canada

Kanada (n)

['kanada]

Canadian (masc.)

Kanadier (m)

[ka'na:dɪɐ]

Canadian (fem.)

Kanadierin (f)

[ka'na:diəʀɪn]

Canadian (adj)

kanadisch

[ka'na:dɪʃ]

Mexico

Mexiko (n)

['mɛksiko:]

Mexican (masc.)

Mexikaner (m)

[mɛksi'ka:nɐ]

Mexican (fem.)

Mexican (fem.)

Mexikanerin (f)

[mɛksi'ka:nəʀɪn]

Mexican (adj)

mexikanisch

[mɛksi'ka:nɪʃ]

239. Central and South America

Argentina

Argentinien (n)

[ˌaʁɡɛn'ti:niən]

Argentinian (masc.)

Argentinier (m)

[aʁɡɛn'ti:niɐ]

Argentinian (fem.)

Argentinierin (f)

[aʁɡɛn'ti:niəʀɪn] Argentinian (adj)

Argentinian (adj)

argentinisch

[aʁɡɛn'ti:nɪʃ]

Brazil

Brasilien (n)

[bʀa'zi:lɪən]

Brazilian (masc.)

Brasilianer (m)

[bʀazi'lɪa:nɐ]

Brazilian (fem.)

Brasilianerin (f)

[bʀazi'lɪa:nəʀɪn]

Brazilian (adj)

brasilianisch

[bʀazi'lɪanɪʃ]

Colombia

Kolumbien (n)

[ko'lʊmbɪən]

Colombian (masc.)

Kolumbianer (m)

[kolʊm'bɪa:nɐ]

Colombian (fem.)

Colombian (fem.)

Kolumbianerin (f)

[kolʊm'bɪa:nəʀɪn]

Colombian (adj)

kolumbianisch

[kolʊm'bɪa:nɪʃ]

Cuba

Kuba (n)

['ku:ba]

Cuban (masc.)

Kubaner (m)

[ku'ba:nɐ]

Cuban (fem.)

Kubanerin (f)

[ku'ba:nəʀɪn]

Cuban (adj)

kubanisch

[ku'ba:nɪʃ]

Chile

Chile (n)

['tʃi:lə]

Chilean (masc.)

Chilean (masc.)

Chilene (m)

[tʃi'le:nə]

Chilean (fem.)

Chilenin (f)

[tʃi'le:nɪn]

Chilean (adj)

chilenisch

[tʃi'le:nɪʃ]

Bolivia

Bolivien (n)

[bo'li:vɪən]

Venezuela

Venezuela (n)

[ˌvene'tsue:la]

Paraguay

Paraguay (n)

['pa:ʀaɡvaɪ]

Peru

Peru (n)

[pe'ʀu:]

Suriname

Suriname

Suriname (n)

[syʀi'na:mə]

Uruguay

Uruguay (n)

['u:ʀuɡvaɪ]

Ecuador

Ecuador (n)

[ˌekua'do:ɐ]

The Bahamas

Die Bahamas

[di ba'ha:ma:s]

Haiti

Haiti (n)

[ha'i:ti]

Dominican Republic

Dominikanische Republik (f)

[dominiˌka:nɪʃə ʀepu'blik]

Panama

Panama (n)

['panama:]

Jamaica

Jamaica

Jamaika (n)

[ja'maɪka]

240. Africa

Egypt

Ägypten (n)

[ɛ'ɡʏptən]

Egyptian (masc.)

Ägypter (m)

[ɛ'ɡʏptɐ]

Egyptian (fem.)

Ägypterin (f)

[ɛ'ɡʏptəʀɪn] Egyptian (adj)

Egyptian (adj)

ägyptisch

[ɛ'ɡʏptɪʃ]

Morocco

Marokko (n)

[ˌma'ʀɔko]

Moroccan (masc.)

Marokkaner (m)

[maʀɔ'ka:nɐ]

Moroccan (fem.)

Marokkanerin (f)

[maʀɔ'ka:nəʀɪn]

Moroccan (adj)

marokkanisch

[maʀɔ'ka:nɪʃ]

Tunisia

Tunesien (n)

[tu'ne:zɪən]

Tunisian (masc.)

Tunesier (m)

[tu'ne:zɪɐ]

Tunisian (fem.)

Tunisian (fem.)

Tunesierin (f)

[tu'ne:zɪəʀɪn]

Tunisian (adj)

tunesisch

[tu'ne:zɪʃ]

Ghana

Ghana (n)

['ɡa:na]

Zanzibar

Sansibar (n)

['zanziba:ɐ]

Kenya

Kenia (n)

['ke:nia]

Libya

Libyen (n)

['li:byən]

Madagascar

Madagaskar (n)

[ˌmada'ɡaskaʁ]

Namibia

Namibia

Namibia (n)

[na'mi:bia]

Senegal

Senegal (m)

['ze:neɡal]

Tanzania

Tansania (n)

[tan'za:nɪa]

South Africa

Republik Südafrika (f)

[ʀepu'bli:k zy:tˌʔa:fʀika]

African (masc.)

Afrikaner (m)

[afʀi'ka:nɐ]

African (fem.)

Afrikanerin (f)

[afʀi'ka:nəʀɪn]

African (adj)

afrikanisch

[afʀi'ka:nɪʃ]

241. Australia. Oceania

Australia

Australien (n)

[aʊs'tʀa:lɪən]

Australian (masc.)

Australier (m)

[aʊs'tʀa:lɪɐ]

Australian (fem.)

Australierin (f)

[aʊs'tʀa:lɪəʀɪn] Australian (adj)

Australian (adj)

australisch

[aʊs'tʀa:lɪʃ]

New Zealand

Neuseeland (n)

[nɔɪ'ze:lant]

New Zealander (masc.)

Neuseeländer (m)

[nɔɪ'ze:ˌlɛndɐ]

New Zealander (fem.)

Neuseeländerin (f)

[nɔɪ'ze:ˌlɛndəʀɪn]

New Zealand (as adj)

neuseeländisch

[nɔɪ'ze:ˌlɛndɪʃ]

Tasmania

Tasmanien (n)

[tas'ma:nɪən]

French Polynesia

Französisch-Polynesien (n)

[fʀan'tsø:zɪʃ poly'ne:zɪən]

242. Cities

Amsterdam

Amsterdam (n)

[ˌamstɐ'dam]

Ankara

Ankara (n)

['aŋkaʀa]

Athens

Athen (n)

[a'te:n] Baghdad

Baghdad

Bagdad (n)

['bakdat]

Bangkok

Bangkok (n)

['baŋkɔk]

Barcelona

Barcelona (n)

[ˌbaʁsə'lo:na:]

Beijing

Peking (n)

['pe:kɪŋ]

Beirut

Beirut (n)

[baɪ'ʀu:t]

Berlin

Berlin (n)

[bɛʁ'li:n]

Mumbai (Bombay)

Bombay (n)

['bɔmbeɪ]

Bonn

Bonn

Bonn (n)

[bɔn]

Bordeaux

Bordeaux (n)

[bɔʁ'do:]

Bratislava

Bratislava (n)

[bʀatɪs'la:va]

Brussels

Brüssel (n)

['bʀʏsəl]

Bucharest

Bukarest (n)

['bukaʀɛst]

Budapest

Budapest (n)

['bu:daˌpɛst]

Cairo

Kairo (n)

['kaɪʀo]

Kolkata (Calcutta)

Kolkata (Calcutta)

Kalkutta (n)

[kal'kʊta]

Chicago

Chicago (n)

[ʃɪ'ka:ɡo]

Copenhagen

Kopenhagen (n)

[ˌkopən'ha:ɡən]

Dar-es-Salaam

Daressalam (n)

[daʀɛsa'la:m]

Delhi

Delhi (n)

['dɛli]

Dubai

Dubai (n)

['du:baɪ]

Dublin

Dublin (n)

['dablɪn]

Düsseldorf

Düsseldorf

Düsseldorf (n)

['dʏsəlˌdɔʁf]

Florence

Florenz (n)

[flo'ʀɛnts]

Frankfurt

Frankfurt (n)

['fʀaŋkfʊʁt]

Geneva

Genf (n)

[ɡɛnf]

The Hague

Den Haag (n)

[den 'ha:k]

Hamburg

Hamburg (n)

['hambʊʁk]

Hanoi

Hanoi (n)

[ha'nɔɪ]

Havana

Havana

Havanna (n)

[ha'vana]

Helsinki

Helsinki (n)

['helsiŋki]

Hiroshima

Hiroshima (n)

[hiʀo'ʃi:ma]

Hong Kong

Hongkong (n)

['hɔŋkɔŋ]

Istanbul

Istanbul (n)

['ɪstambu:l]

Jerusalem

Jerusalem (n)

[je'ʀu:zalɛm]

Kyiv

Kiew (n)

['ki:ɛf]

Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur (n)

[ku'ala 'lʊmpʊʁ]

Lisbon

Lissabon (n)

['lɪsabɔn]

London

London (n)

['lɔndɔn]

Los Angeles

Los Angeles (n)

[lɔs'ændʒəlɪs]

Lyons

Lyon (n)

[li'ɔŋ]

Madrid

Madrid (n)

[ma'dʀɪt]

Marseille

Marseille (n)

[maʁ'sɛ:j]

Mexico City

Mexico City

Mexiko-Stadt (n)

['mɛksiko 'ʃtat]

Miami

Miami (n)

[maj'ɛmɪ]

Montreal

Montreal (n)

[mɔntʀe'al]

Moscow

Moskau (n)

['mɔskaʊ]

Munich

München (n)

['mʏnçən]

Nairobi

Nairobi (n)

[naɪ'ʀo:bi]

Naples

Neapel (n)

[ne'apəl]

New York

New York

New York (n)

[nju: 'jɔ:k]

Nice

Nizza (n)

['nɪtsa:]

Oslo

Oslo (n)

['ɔslo:]

Ottawa

Ottawa (n)

[ɔ'tava]

Paris

Paris (n)

[pa'ʀi:s]

Prague

Prag (n)

[pʀa:k]

Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro (n)

['ʀi:o de: ʒa'ne:ʀo]

Rome

Rome

Rom (n)

[ʀo:m]

Saint Petersburg

Sankt Petersburg (n)

['sankt 'pe:tɐsbʊʁk]

Seoul

Seoul (n)

[ze'u:l]

Shanghai

Schanghai (n)

[ʃaŋ'haɪ]

Singapore

Singapur (n)

['zɪŋɡapu:ɐ]

Stockholm

Stockholm (n)

['ʃtɔkhɔlm]

Sydney

Sydney (n)

['sɪdnɪ]

Taipei

Taipei

Taipeh (n)

[taɪ'pe:]

Tokyo

Tokio (n)

['to:kɪo:]

Toronto

Toronto (n)

[to'ʀɔnto]

Venice

Venedig (n)

[ve'ne:dɪç]

Vienna

Wien (n)

[vi:n]

Warsaw

Warschau (n)

['vaʁʃaʊ]

Washington

Washington (n)

['vɔʃɪŋtən]

243. Politics. Government. Part 1

politics

Politik (f)

[poli'tɪk]

political (adj)

politisch

[po'li:tɪʃ]

politician

Politiker (m)

[po'li:tikɐ] state (country)

state (country)

Staat (m)

[ʃta:t]

citizen

Bürger (m)

['bʏʁɡɐ]

citizenship

Staatsbürgerschaft (f)

['ʃta:tsbʏʁɡɐˌʃaft]

national emblem

Staatswappen (n)

['ʃta:tsˌvapən]

national anthem

Nationalhymne (f)

[natsjɔ'na:lˌhʏmnə]

government

Regierung (f)

[ʀe'ɡi:ʀʊŋ]

head of state

Staatschef (m)

['ʃta:tsʃɛf]

parliament

parliament

Parlament (n)

[paʁla'mɛnt]

party

Partei (f)

[paʁ'taɪ]

capitalism

Kapitalismus (m)

[kapita'lɪsmʊs]

capitalist (adj)

kapitalistisch

[kapita'lɪstɪʃ]

socialism

Sozialismus (m)

[zotsɪa'lɪsmʊs]

socialist (adj)

sozialistisch

[zotsɪa'lɪstɪʃ]

communism

Kommunismus (m)

[ˌkɔmu'nɪsmʊs]

communist (adj)

communist (adj)

kommunistisch

[kɔmu'nɪstɪʃ]

communist (n)

Kommunist (m)

[kɔmu'nɪst]

democracy

Demokratie (f)

[demokʀa'ti:]

democrat

Demokrat (m)

[demo'kʀa:t]

democratic (adj)

demokratisch

[demo'kʀa:tɪʃ]

Democratic party

demokratische Partei (f)

[demo'kʀa:tɪʃə paʁ'taɪ]

liberal (n)

Liberale (m)

[libe'ʀa:lɐ]

liberal (adj)

liberal (adj)

liberal

[libe'ʀa:l]

conservative (n)

Konservative (m)

[ˌkɔnzɛʁva'ti:və]

conservative (adj)

konservativ

[ˌkɔnzɛʁva'ti:f]

republic (n)

Republik (f)

[ʀepu'bli:k]

republican (n)

Republikaner (m)

[ʀepubli'ka:nɐ]

Republican party

Republikanische Partei (f)

[ʀepubli'ka:nɪʃə paʁ'taɪ]

elections

Wahlen (pl)

['va:lən]

to elect (vt)

to elect (vt)

wählen (vt)

['vɛ:lən]

elector, voter

Wähler (m)

['vɛ:lɐ]

election campaign

Wahlkampagne (f)

['va:l·kamˌpanjə]

voting (n)

Abstimmung (f)

['apˌʃtɪmʊŋ]

to vote (vi)

abstimmen (vi)

['apˌʃtɪmən]

suffrage, right to vote

Abstimmungsrecht (n)

['apʃtɪmʊŋs·ʀɛçt]

candidate

Kandidat (m)

[kandi'da:t]

to be a candidate

to be a candidate

kandidieren (vi)

[kandi'di:ʀən]

campaign

Kampagne (f)

[kam'panjə]

opposition (as adj)

Oppositions-

[ɔpozi'tsjo:ns]

opposition (n)

Opposition (f)

[ɔpozi'tsjo:n]

visit

Besuch (m)

[bə'zu:χ]

official visit

Staatsbesuch (m)

['ʃta:tsbəˌzu:χ]

international (adj)

international

[ˌɪntɐnatsjɔ'na:l]

negotiations

negotiations

Verhandlungen (pl)

[fɛɐ'handlʊŋən]

to negotiate (vi)

verhandeln (vi)

[fɛɐ'handəln]

244. Politics. Government. Part 2

society

Gesellschaft (f)

[ɡə'zɛlʃaft]

constitution

Verfassung (f)

[fɛɐ'fasʊŋ]

power (political control)

Macht (f)

[maχt] corruption

corruption

Korruption (f)

[kɔʀʊp'tsjo:n]

law (justice)

Gesetz (n)

[ɡə'zɛts]

legal (legitimate)

gesetzlich

[ɡə'zɛtslɪç]

justice (fairness)

Gerechtigkeit (f)

[ɡə'ʀɛçtɪç·kaɪt]

just (fair)

gerecht

[ɡə'ʀɛçt]

committee

Komitee (n)

[komi'te:]

bill (draft law)

Gesetzentwurf (m)

[ɡə'zɛtsʔɛntˌvʊʁf]

budget

budget

Budget (n)

[by'dʒe:]

policy

Politik (f)

[poli'tɪk]

reform

Reform (f)

[ʀe'fɔʁm]

radical (adj)

radikal

[ʀadi'ka:l]

power (strength, force)

Macht (f)

[maχt]

powerful (adj)

mächtig

['mɛçtɪç]

supporter

Anhänger (m)

['anˌhɛŋɐ]

influence

influence

Einfluss (m)

['aɪnˌflʊs]

regime (e.g., military ~)

Regime (n)

[ʀe'ʒi:m]

conflict

Konflikt (m)

[kɔn'flɪkt]

conspiracy (plot)

Verschwörung (f)

[fɛɐ'ʃvø:ʀʊŋ]

provocation

Provokation (f)

[pʀovoka'tsjo:n]

to overthrow (regime, etc.)

stürzen (vt)

['ʃtʏʁtsən]

overthrow (of government)

Sturz (m)

[ʃtʊʁts]

revolution

revolution

Revolution (f)

[ʀevolu'tsjo:n]

coup d'état

Staatsstreich (m)

['ʃta:tsˌʃtʀaɪç]

military coup

Militärputsch (m)

[mili'tɛ:ɐˌpʊtʃ]

crisis

Krise (f)

['kʀi:zə]

economic recession

Rezession (f)

[ʀetsɛ'sjo:n]

demonstrator (protester)

Demonstrant (m)

[demɔn'stʀant]

demonstration

Demonstration (f)

[demɔnstʀa'tsjo:n]

martial law

martial law

Ausnahmezustand (m)

['aʊsna:məˌtsu:ʃtant]

military base

Militärbasis (f)

[mili'tɛ:ɐˌba:zɪs]

stability

Stabilität (f)

[ʃtabili'tɛ:t]

stable (adj)

stabil

[ʃta'bi:l]

exploitation

Ausbeutung (f)

['aʊsˌbɔɪtʊŋ]

to exploit (workers)

ausbeuten (vt)

['aʊsˌbɔɪtən]

racism

Rassismus (m)

[ʀa'sɪsmʊs]

racist

racist

Rassist (m)

[ʀa'sɪst]

fascism

Faschismus (m)

[fa'ʃɪsmʊs]

fascist

Faschist (m)

[fa'ʃɪst]

245. Countries. Miscellaneous

foreigner

Ausländer (m)

['aʊsˌlɛndɐ]

foreign (adj)

ausländisch

['aʊsˌlɛndɪʃ]

abroad (in a foreign country)

im Ausland

[ɪm 'aʊslant] emigrant

emigrant

Auswanderer (m)

['aʊsˌvandəʀɐ]

emigration

Auswanderung (f)

['aʊsˌvandəʀʊŋ]

to emigrate (vi)

auswandern (vi)

['aʊsˌvandɐn]

the West

Westen (m)

['vɛstən]

the East

Osten (m)

['ɔstən]

the Far East

Ferner Osten (m)

['fɛʁnɐ 'ɔstən]

civilization

Zivilisation (f)

[tsiviliza'tsjo:n]

humanity (mankind)

humanity (mankind)

Menschheit (f)

['mɛnʃhaɪt]

the world (earth)

Welt (f)

[vɛlt]

peace

Frieden (m)

['fʀi:dən]

worldwide (adj)

Welt-

[vɛlt]

homeland

Heimat (f)

['haɪma:t]

people (population)

Volk (n)

[fɔlk]

population

Bevölkerung (f)

[bə'fœlkəʀʊŋ]

people (a lot of ~)

people (a lot of ~)

Leute (pl)

['lɔɪtə]

nation (people)

Nation (f)

[na'tsjo:n]

generation

Generation (f)

[ɡeneʀa'tsjo:n]

territory (area)

Territorium (n)

[tɛʀi'to:ʀiʊm]

region

Region (f)

[ʀe'ɡjo:n]

state (part of a country)

Staat (m)

[ʃta:t]

tradition

Tradition (f)

[tʀadi'tsjo:n]

custom (tradition)

custom (tradition)

Brauch (m)

[bʀaʊχ]

ecology

Ökologie (f)

[ˌøkolo'ɡi:]

Indian (Native American)

Indianer (m)

[ɪn'dɪa:nɐ]

Gypsy (masc.)

Zigeuner (m)

[tsi'ɡɔɪnɐ]

Gypsy (fem.)

Zigeunerin (f)

[tsi'ɡɔɪnəʀɪn]

Gypsy (adj)

Zigeuner-

[tsi'ɡɔɪnɐ]

empire

Reich (n)

['ʀaɪç]

colony

colony

Kolonie (f)

[kolo'ni:]

slavery

Sklaverei (f)

[sklavə'ʀaɪ]

invasion

Einfall (m)

['aɪnˌfal]

famine

Hunger (m)

['hʊŋɐ]

246. Major religious groups. Confessions

religion

Religion (f)

[ʀeli'ɡjo:n]

religious (adj)

religiös

[ʀeli'ɡɪø:s]

faith, belief

Glaube (m)

['ɡlaʊbə] to believe (in God)

to believe (in God)

glauben (vt)

['ɡlaʊbən]

believer

Gläubige (m)

['ɡlɔɪbɪɡə]

atheism

Atheismus (m)

[ate'ʔɪsmʊs]

atheist

Atheist (m)

[ate'ɪst]

Christianity

Christentum (n)

['kʀɪstəntu:m]

Christian (n)

Christ (m)

[kʀɪst]

Christian (adj)

christlich

['kʀɪstlɪç]

Catholicism

Catholicism

Katholizismus (m)

['katolizɪsmus]

Catholic (n)

Katholik (m)

[kato'li:k]

Catholic (adj)

katholisch

[ka'to:lɪʃ]

Protestantism

Protestantismus (m)

[pʀotɛs'tantɪsmʊs]

Protestant Church

Protestantische Kirche (f)

[pʀotɛs'tantɪʃə 'kɪʁçə]

Protestant (n)

Protestant (m)

[pʀotɛs'tant]

Orthodoxy

Orthodoxes Christentum (n)

[ɔʁto'dɔksəs 'kʀɪstəntu:m]

Orthodox Church

Orthodox Church

Orthodoxe Kirche (f)

[ɔʁto'dɔksə 'kɪʁçə]

Orthodox (n)

orthodoxer Christ (m)

[ɔʁto'dɔks]

Presbyterianism

Presbyterianismus (m)

[pʀɛsbyte'ʀɪa:nɪsmʊs]

Presbyterian Church

Presbyterianische Kirche (f)

[pʀɛsbyte'ʀɪa:nɪʃə 'kɪʁçə]

Presbyterian (n)

Presbyterianer (m)

[pʀɛsbyte'ʀɪa:nɐ]

Lutheranism

Lutherische Kirche (f)

['lʊtəʀɪʃə 'kɪʁçə]

Lutheran (n)

Lutheraner (m)

[lʊtə'ʀa:nɐ]

Baptist Church

Baptist Church

Baptismus (m)

[bap'tɪsmʊs]

Baptist (n)

Baptist (m)

[bap'tɪst]

Anglican Church

Anglikanische Kirche (f)

[aŋɡli'ka:niʃə 'kɪʁçə]

Anglican (n)

Anglikaner (m)

[aŋɡli'kanɐ]

Mormonism

Mormonismus (m)

[mɔʁmo:'nɪsmʊs]

Mormon (n)

Mormone (m)

[mɔʁ'mo:nə]

Judaism

Judentum (n)

['ju:dəntu:m]

Jew (n)

Jew (n)

Jude (m)

['ju:də]

Buddhism

Buddhismus (m)

[bʊ'dɪsmʊs]

Buddhist (n)

Buddhist (m)

[bʊ'dɪst]

Hinduism

Hinduismus (m)

[hɪndu'ʔɪsmʊs]

Hindu (n)

Hindu (m)

['hɪndu]

Islam

Islam (m)

[ɪs'la:m]

Muslim (n)

Moslem (m)

['mɔslɛm]

Muslim (adj)

Muslim (adj)

moslemisch

[mɔs'le:mɪʃ]

Shiah Islam

Schiismus (m)

[ʃi'ɪsmʊs]

Shiite (n)

Schiit (m)

[ʃi'i:t]

Sunni Islam

Sunnismus (m)

[zʊ'nɪsmʊs]

Sunnite (n)

Sunnit (m)

[zʊ'ni:t]

247. Religions. Priests

priest

Priester (m)

['pʀi:stɐ]

the Pope

Papst (m)

[papst]

monk, friar

Mönch (m)

[mœnç] nun

nun

Nonne (f)

['nɔnə]

pastor

Pfarrer (m)

['pfaʀɐ]

abbot

Abt (m)

[apt]

vicar (parish priest)

Vikar (m)

[vi'ka:ɐ]

bishop

Bischof (m)

['bɪʃɔf]

cardinal

Kardinal (m)

[ˌkaʁdi'na:l]

preacher

Prediger (m)

['pʀe:dɪɡɐ]

preaching

preaching

Predigt (f)

['pʀe:dɪçt]

parishioners

Gemeinde (f)

[ɡə'maɪndə]

believer

Gläubige (m)

['ɡlɔɪbɪɡə]

atheist

Atheist (m)

[ate'ɪst]

248. Faith. Christianity. Islam

Adam

Adam

['a:dam]

Eve

Eva

['e:va]

God

Gott (m)

[ɡɔt] the Lord

the Lord

Herr (m)

[hɛʁ]

the Almighty

Der Allmächtige

[de:ɐ al'mɛçtɪɡə]

sin

Sünde (f)

['zʏndə]

to sin (vi)

sündigen (vi)

['zʏndɪɡən]

sinner (masc.)

Sünder (m)

['zʏndɐ]

sinner (fem.)

Sünderin (f)

['zʏndəʀɪn]

hell

Hölle (f)

['hœlə]

paradise

paradise

Paradies (n)

[paʀa'di:s]

Jesus

Jesus (m)

['je:zʊs]

Jesus Christ

Jesus Christus (m)

['je:zʊs 'kʀɪstʊs]

the Holy Spirit

der Heiliger Geist

[de:ɐ 'haɪlɪɡɐ 'ɡaɪst]

the Savior

der Erlöser

[de:ɐ ɛɐ'lø:zɐ]

the Virgin Mary

die Jungfrau Maria

[di 'jʊŋfʀaʊ ma'ʀi:a]

the Devil

Teufel (m)

['tɔɪfl]

devil's (adj)

devil's (adj)

teuflisch

['tɔɪflɪʃ]

Satan

Satan (m)

['za:tan]

satanic (adj)

satanisch

[za'ta:nɪʃ]

angel

Engel (m)

['ɛŋəl]

guardian angel

Schutzengel (m)

['ʃʊtsˌʔɛŋəl]

angelic (adj)

Engel(s)-

['ɛŋəls]

apostle

Apostel (m)

[a'pɔstəl]

archangel

archangel

Erzengel (m)

['e:ɐtsˌʔɛŋəl]

the Antichrist

Antichrist (m)

['antiˌkʀɪst]

Church

Kirche (f)

['kɪʁçə]

Bible

Bibel (f)

['bi:bl]

biblical (adj)

biblisch

['bi:blɪʃ]

Old Testament

Altes Testament (n)

['altəs tɛsta'mɛnt]

New Testament

Neues Testament (n)

['nɔɪəs tɛsta'mɛnt]

Gospel

Gospel

Evangelium (n)

[evaŋ'ɡe:lɪʊm]

Holy Scripture

Heilige Schrift (f)

['haɪlɪɡə ʃʀɪft]

Heaven

Himmelreich (n)

['hɪməlˌʀaɪç]

Commandment

Gebot (n)

[ɡə'bo:t]

prophet

Prophet (m)

[pʀo'fe:t]

prophecy

Prophezeiung (f)

[pʀofe'tsaɪʊŋ]

Allah

Allah

['ala]

Mohammed

Mohammed

Mohammed (m)

['mo:hamɛt]

the Koran

Koran (m)

[ko'ʀa:n]

mosque

Moschee (f)

[mɔ'ʃe:]

mullah

Mullah (m)

['mʊla]

prayer

Gebet (n)

[ɡə'be:t]

to pray (vi, vt)

beten (vi)

['be:tən]

pilgrimage

Wallfahrt (f)

['valˌfa:ɐt]

pilgrim

pilgrim

Pilger (m)

['pɪlɡɐ]

Mecca

Mekka (n)

['mɛka]

church

Kirche (f)

['kɪʁçə]

temple

Tempel (m)

['tɛmpəl]

cathedral

Kathedrale (f)

[kate'dʀa:lə]

Gothic (adj)

gotisch

['ɡo:tiʃ]

synagogue

Synagoge (f)

[zyna'ɡo:ɡə]

mosque

mosque

Moschee (f)

[mɔ'ʃe:]

chapel

Kapelle (f)

[ka'pɛlə]

abbey

Abtei (f)

[ap'taɪ]

convent

Nonnenkloster (n)

['nɔnənˌklo:stɐ]

monastery

Frauenkloster (n)

['fʀaʊənˌklo:stɐ]

monastery

Kloster (n), Konvent (m)

['klo:stɐ], [kɔn'vɛnt]

bell (church ~s)

Glocke (f)

['ɡlɔkə]

bell tower

bell tower

Glockenturm (m)

['ɡlɔkənˌtʊʁm]

to ring (ab. bells)

läuten (vi)

['lɔɪtən]

cross

Kreuz (n)

[kʀɔɪts]

cupola (roof)

Kuppel (f)

['kʊpl]

icon

Ikone (f)

[i'ko:nə]

soul

Seele (f)

['ze:lə]

fate (destiny)

Schicksal (n)

['ʃɪkˌza:l]

evil (n)

evil (n)

das Böse

['bø:zə]

good (n)

Gute (n)

['ɡu:tə]

vampire

Vampir (m)

[vam'pi:ɐ]

witch (evil ~)

Hexe (f)

['hɛksə]

demon

Dämon (m)

['dɛ:mɔn]

spirit

Geist (m)

[ɡaɪst]

redemption (giving us ~)

Sühne (f)

['zy:nə]

to redeem (vt)

to redeem (vt)

sühnen (vt)

['zy:nən]

church service, mass

Gottesdienst (m)

['ɡɔtəsˌdi:nst]

to say mass

die Messe lesen

[di 'mɛsə 'le:zən]

confession

Beichte (f)

['baɪçtə]

to confess (vi)

beichten (vi)

['baɪçtən]

saint (n)

Heilige (m)

['haɪlɪɡə]

sacred (holy)

heilig

['haɪlɪç]

holy water

holy water

Weihwasser (n)

['vaɪˌvasɐ]

ritual (n)

Ritual (n)

[ʀi'tua:l]

ritual (adj)

rituell

[ʀi'tuɛl]

sacrifice

Opfer (n)

['ɔpfɐ]

superstition

Aberglaube (m)

['a:bɐˌɡlaʊbə]

superstitious (adj)

abergläubisch

['a:bɐˌɡlɔɪbɪʃ]

afterlife

Nachleben (n)

['na:χˌle:bən]

eternal life

eternal life

ewiges Leben (n)

['e:vɪɡəs 'le:bn]

MISCELLANEOUS

249. Various useful words

background (green ~)

Hintergrund (m)

['hɪntɐˌɡʀʊnt]

balance (of situation)

Bilanz (f)

[bi'lants]

barrier (obstacle)

Barriere (f)

[ba'ʀɪe:ʀə] base (basis)

base (basis)

Basis (f)

['ba:zɪs]

beginning

Anfang (m)

['anfaŋ]

category

Kategorie (f)

[ˌkateɡo'ʀi:]

cause (reason)

Ursache (f)

['u:ɐˌzaχə]

choice

Auswahl (f)

['aʊsva:l]

coincidence

Zufall (m)

['tsu:ˌfal]

comfortable (~ chair)

bequem

[bə'kve:m]

comparison

comparison

Vergleich (m)

[fɛɐ'ɡlaɪç]

compensation

Kompensation (f)

[kɔmpɛnza'tsjo:n]

degree (extent, amount)

Grad (m)

[ɡʀa:t]

development

Entwicklung (f)

[ɛnt'vɪklʊŋ]

difference

Unterschied (m)

['ʊntɐˌʃi:t]

effect (e.g., of drugs)

Effekt (m)

[ɛ'fɛkt]

effort (exertion)

Anstrengung (f)

['anˌʃtʀɛŋʊŋ]

element

element

Element (n)

[ele'mɛnt]

end (finish)

Ende (n)

['ɛndə]

example (illustration)

Beispiel (n)

['baɪˌʃpi:l]

fact

Tatsache (f)

['ta:tˌzaχə]

frequent (adj)

häufig

['hɔɪfɪç]

growth (development)

Wachstum (n)

['vakstu:m]

help

Hilfe (f)

['hɪlfə]

ideal

ideal

Ideal (n)

[ide'a:l]

kind (sort, type)

Art (f)

[a:ɐt]

labyrinth

Labyrinth (n)

[laby'ʀɪnt]

mistake, error

Fehler (m)

['fe:lɐ]

moment

Moment (m)

[mo'mɛnt]

object (thing)

Gegenstand (m)

['ɡe:ɡənʃtant]

obstacle

Hindernis (n)

['hɪndɐnɪs]

original (original copy)

original (original copy)

Original (n)

[oʀiɡi'na:l]

part (~ of sth)

Anteil (m)

['anˌtaɪl]

particle, small part

Teilchen (n)

['taɪlçən]

pause (break)

Pause (f)

['paʊzə]

position

Position (f)

[pozi'tsjo:n]

principle

Prinzip (n)

[pʀɪn'tsi:p]

problem

Problem (n)

[pʀo'ble:m]

process

process

Prozess (m)

[pʀo'tsɛs]

progress

Fortschritt (m)

['fɔʁtˌʃʀɪt]

property (quality)

Eigenschaft (f)

['aɪɡənʃaft]

reaction

Reaktion (f)

[ˌʀeak'tsjo:n]

risk

Risiko (n)

['ʀi:ziko]

secret

Geheimnis (n)

[ɡə'haɪmnɪs]

series

Serie (f)

['ze:ʀiə]

shape (outer form)

shape (outer form)

Form (f)

[fɔʁm]

situation

Situation (f)

[zitua'tsjo:n]

solution

Lösung (f)

['lø:zʊŋ]

standard (adj)

Standard-

['standaʁt]

standard (level of quality)

Standard (m)

['standaʁt]

stop (pause)

Halt (m)

[halt]

style

Stil (m)

[ʃti:l]

system

system

System (n)

[zʏs'te:m]

table (chart)

Tabelle (f)

[ta'bɛlə]

tempo, rate

Tempo (n)

['tɛmpo]

term (word, expression)

Fachwort (n)

['faχˌvɔʁt]

thing (object, item)

Ding (n)

[dɪŋ]

truth (e.g., moment of ~)

Wahrheit (f)

['va:ɐhaɪt]

turn (please wait your ~)

Reihe (f)

['ʀaɪə]

type (sort, kind)

type (sort, kind)

Typ (m)

[ty:p]

urgent (adj)

dringend

['dʀɪŋənt]

urgently (adv)

dringend

['dʀɪŋənt]

utility (usefulness)

Nutzen (m)

['nʊtsən]

variant (alternative)

Variante (f)

[va'ʀɪantə]

way (means, method)

Weise (f)

['vaɪzə]

zone

Zone (f)

['tso:nə]

250. Modifiers. Adjectives. Part 1

additional (adj)

ergänzend

[ɛɐ'ɡɛntsənt]

ancient (~ civilization)

alt

[alt]

artificial (adj)

künstlich

['kʏnstlɪç] back, rear (adj)

back, rear (adj)

Hinter-

['hɪntɐ]

bad (adj)

schlecht

[ʃlɛçt]

beautiful (~ palace)

schön

[ʃø:n]

beautiful (person)

schön

[ʃø:n]

big (in size)

groß

[ɡʀo:s]

bitter (taste)

bitter

['bɪtə]

blind (sightless)

blind

[blɪnt]

calm, quiet (adj)

calm, quiet (adj)

ruhig

['ʀu:ɪç]

careless (negligent)

nachlässig

['na:χˌlɛsɪç]

caring (~ father)

sorgsam

['zɔʁkza:m]

central (adj)

zentral

[tsɛn'tʀa:l]

cheap (low-priced)

billig

['bɪlɪç]

cheerful (adj)

froh

[fʀo:]

children's (adj)

Kinder-

['kɪndɐ]

civil (~ law)

civil (~ law)

bürgerlich

['bʏʁɡɐlɪç]

clandestine (secret)

Untergrund-

['ʊntɐˌɡʀʊnt]

clean (free from dirt)

sauber

['zaʊbɐ]

clear (explanation, etc.)

klar

[kla:ɐ]

clever (smart)

klug

[klu:k]

close (near in space)

nah

[na:]

closed (adj)

geschlossen

[ɡə'ʃlɔsən]

cloudless (sky)

cloudless (sky)

wolkenlos

['vɔlkənˌlo:s]

cold (drink, weather)

kalt

[kalt]

compatible (adj)

kompatibel

[kɔmpa'ti:bəl]

contented (satisfied)

zufrieden

[tsu'fʀi:dən]

continuous (uninterrupted)

ununterbrochen

['ʊnʔʊntɐˌbʀɔχən]

cool (weather)

kühl

[ky:l]

dangerous (adj)

gefährlich

[ɡə'fɛ:ɐlɪç]

dark (room)

dark (room)

dunkel

['dʊŋkəl]

dead (not alive)

tot

[to:t]

dense (fog, smoke)

dicht

[dɪçt]

destitute (extremely poor)

in Armut lebend

[ɪn 'aʁmu:t 'le:bənt]

different (not the same)

unterschiedlich

['ʊntɐˌʃi:tlɪç]

difficult (decision)

schwierig

['ʃvi:ʀɪç]

difficult (problem, task)

schwierig

['ʃvi:ʀɪç]

dim, faint (light)

dim, faint (light)

gedämpft

[ɡə'dɛmpft]

dirty (not clean)

schmutzig

['ʃmʊtsɪç]

distant (in space)

fern

[fɛʁn]

dry (clothes, etc.)

trocken

['tʀɔkən]

easy (not difficult)

einfach

['aɪnfaχ]

empty (glass, room)

leer

[le:ɐ]

even (e.g., ~ surface)

glatt

[ɡlat]

exact (amount)

exact (amount)

genau

[ɡə'naʊ]

excellent (adj)

ausgezeichnet

['aʊsɡəˌtsaɪçnət]

excessive (adj)

übermäßig

['y:bɐˌmɛ:sɪç]

expensive (adj)

teuer

['tɔɪɐ]

exterior (adj)

Außen-, äußer

['aʊsən], ['ɔɪsɐ]

far (the ~ East)

fern

[fɛʁn]

fast (quick)

schnell

[ʃnɛl]

fatty (food)

fatty (food)

fett

[fɛt]

fertile (land, soil)

fruchtbar

['fʀʊχtba:ɐ]

flat (~ panel display)

platt

[plat]

foreign (adj)

ausländisch, Fremd-

['aʊslɛndɪʃ], [fʀɛmt]

fragile (china, glass)

zerbrechlich

[tsɛɐ'bʀɛçlɪç]

free (at no cost)

kostenlos, gratis

['kɔstənlo:s], ['ɡʀa:tɪs]

free (unrestricted)

frei

[fʀaɪ]

fresh (~ water)

fresh (~ water)

Süß-

[zy:s]

fresh (e.g., ~ bread)

frisch

[fʀɪʃ]

frozen (food)

tiefgekühlt

['ti:fɡəˌky:lt]

full (completely filled)

voll

[fɔl]

gloomy (house, forecast)

düster

['dy:stɐ]

good (book, etc.)

gut

[ɡu:t]

good, kind (kindhearted)

gut

[ɡu:t]

grateful (adj)

grateful (adj)

dankbar

['daŋkba:ɐ]

happy (adj)

glücklich

['ɡlʏklɪç]

hard (not soft)

hart

[haʁt]

heavy (in weight)

schwer

[ʃve:ɐ]

hostile (adj)

feindlich

['faɪntlɪç]

hot (adj)

heiß

[haɪs]

huge (adj)

riesig

['ʀi:zɪç]

humid (adj)

humid (adj)

feucht

[fɔɪçt]

hungry (adj)

hungrig

['hʊŋʀɪç]

ill (sick, unwell)

krank

[kʀaŋk]

immobile (adj)

unbeweglich

['ʊnbəˌve:klɪç]

important (adj)

wichtig

['vɪçtɪç]

impossible (adj)

unmöglich

['ʊnmø:klɪç]

incomprehensible

unverständlich

['ʊnfɛɐˌʃtɛntlɪç]

indispensable (adj)

indispensable (adj)

notwendig

['no:tvɛndɪç]

inexperienced (adj)

unerfahren

['ʊnʔɛɐˌfa:ʀən]

insignificant (adj)

unbedeutend

['ʊnbəˌdɔɪtənt]

interior (adj)

innen-

['ɪnən]

joint (~ decision)

gemeinsam

[ɡə'maɪnza:m]

last (e.g., ~ week)

vorig

['fo:ʀɪç]

last (final)

der letzte

[de:ɐ 'lɛtstə]

left (e.g., ~ side)

left (e.g., ~ side)

link

[lɪŋk]

legal (legitimate)

gesetzlich

[ɡə'zɛtslɪç]

light (in weight)

leicht

[laɪçt]

light (pale color)

licht

[lɪçt]

limited (adj)

begrenzt

[bə'ɡʀɛntst]

liquid (fluid)

flüssig

['flʏsɪç]

long (e.g., ~ hair)

lang

[laŋ]

loud (voice, etc.)

loud (voice, etc.)

laut

[laʊt]

low (voice)

leise

['laɪzə]

251. Modifiers. Adjectives. Part 2

main (principal)

Haupt-

[haʊpt]

matt, matte

matt

[mat]

meticulous (job)

sorgfältig

['zɔʁkfɛltɪç] mysterious (adj)

mysterious (adj)

rätselhaft

['ʀɛ:tsəlˌhaft]

narrow (street, etc.)

eng, schmal

[ɛŋ], [ʃma:l]

native (~ country)

Heimat-

['haɪma:t]

nearby (adj)

nah

[na:]

nearsighted (adj)

kurzsichtig

['kʊʁtsˌzɪçtɪç]

needed (necessary)

nötig

['nø:tɪç]

negative (~ response)

negativ

['ne:ɡati:f]

neighboring (adj)

neighboring (adj)

Nachbar-

['naχˌba:ɐ]

nervous (adj)

nervös

[nɛʁ'vø:s]

new (adj)

neu

[nɔɪ]

next (e.g., ~ week)

nächst

[nɛ:çst]

nice (agreeable)

nett

[nɛt]

pleasant (voice)

angenehm

['anɡəˌne:m]

normal (adj)

normal

[nɔʁ'ma:l]

not big (adj)

not big (adj)

nicht groß

[nɪçt ɡʀo:s]

not difficult (adj)

nicht schwierig

[nɪçt 'ʃvi:ʀɪç]

obligatory (adj)

obligatorisch, Pflicht-

[ɔbliɡa'to:ʀɪʃ], [pflɪçt]

old (house)

alt

[alt]

open (adj)

offen

['ɔfən]

opposite (adj)

gegensätzlich

['ɡe:ɡənˌzɛtslɪç]

ordinary (usual)

gewöhnlich

[ɡə'vø:nlɪç]

original (unusual)

original (unusual)

original

[oʀiɡi'na:l]

past (recent)

vergangen

[fɛɐ'ɡaŋən]

permanent (adj)

beständig

[bə'ʃtɛndɪç]

personal (adj)

persönlich

[pɛʁ'zø:nlɪç]

polite (adj)

höflich

['hø:flɪç]

poor (not rich)

arm

[aʁm]

possible (adj)

möglich

['mø:klɪç]

present (current)

present (current)

gegenwärtig

['ɡe:ɡənˌvɛʁtɪç]

previous (adj)

früher

['fʀy:ɐ]

principal (main)

hauptsächlich

['haʊptˌzɛçlɪç]

private (~ jet)

privat

[pʀi'va:t]

probable (adj)

wahrscheinlich

[va:ɐ'ʃaɪnlɪç]

prolonged (e.g., ~ applause)

andauernd

['anˌdaʊɐnt]

public (open to all)

öffentlich

['œfəntlɪç]

punctual (person)

punctual (person)

pünktlich

['pʏŋktlɪç]

quiet (tranquil)

still

[ʃtɪl]

rare (adj)

selten

['zɛltən]

raw (uncooked)

roh

[ʀo:]

right (not left)

recht

[ʀɛçt]

right, correct (adj)

richtig

['ʀɪçtɪç]

ripe (fruit)

reif

[ʀaɪf]

risky (adj)

risky (adj)

riskant

[ʀɪs'kant]

sad (~ look)

traurig, unglücklich

['tʀaʊʀɪç], ['ʊnˌɡlʏklɪç]

sad (depressing)

traurig

['tʀaʊʀɪç]

safe (not dangerous)

sicher

['zɪçɐ]

salty (food)

salzig

['zaltsɪç]

satisfied (customer)

zufrieden

[tsu'fʀi:dən]

second hand (adj)

gebraucht

[ɡə'bʀaʊχt]

shallow (water)

shallow (water)

seicht

[zaɪçt]

sharp (blade, etc.)

scharf

[ʃaʁf]

short (in length)

kurz

[kʊʁts]

short, short-lived (adj)

kurz

[kʊʁts]

significant (notable)

bedeutend

[bə'dɔɪtənt]

similar (adj)

ähnlich

['ɛ:nlɪç]

simple (easy)

einfach

['aɪnfaχ]

skinny

skinny

abgemagert

['apɡəˌma:ɡɐt]

small (in size)

klein

[klaɪn]

smooth (surface)

glatt

[ɡlat]

soft (~ toys)

weich

[vaɪç]

solid (~ wall)

fest, stark

[fɛst], [ʃtaʁk]

sour (flavor, taste)

sauer

['zaʊɐ]

spacious (house, etc.)

geräumig

[ɡə'ʀɔɪmɪç]

special (adj)

special (adj)

speziell, Spezial-

[ʃpe'tsɪɛl], [ʃpe'tsɪa:l]

straight (line, road)

gerade

[ɡə'ʀa:də]

strong (person)

stark

[ʃtaʁk]

stupid (foolish)

dumm

[dʊm]

suitable (e.g., ~ for drinking)

brauchbar

['bʀaʊχba:ɐ]

sunny (day)

sonnig

['zɔnɪç]

superb, perfect (adj)

ausgezeichnet

['aʊsɡəˌtsaɪçnət]

swarthy (adj)

swarthy (adj)

dunkelhäutig

['dʊŋkəlˌhɔɪtɪç]

sweet (sugary)

süß

[zy:s]

tan (adj)

gebräunt

[ɡə'bʀɔɪnt]

tasty (delicious)

lecker

['lɛkɐ]

tender (affectionate)

zärtlich

['tsɛ:ɐtlɪç]

the highest (adj)

höchst

[hø:çst]

the most important

das wichtigste

[das 'vɪçtɪçstə]

the nearest

the nearest

nächst

[nɛ:çst]

the same, equal (adj)

gleich

[ɡlaɪç]

thick (e.g., ~ fog)

dick

[dɪk]

thick (wall, slice)

dick

[dɪk]

thin (person)

dünn

[dʏn]

tight (~ shoes)

knapp

[knap]

tired (exhausted)

müde

['my:də]

tiring (adj)

tiring (adj)

ermüdend

[ɛɐ'my:dənt]

transparent (adj)

durchsichtig

['dʊʁçˌzɪçtɪç]

unclear (adj)

undeutlich

['ʊnˌdɔɪtlɪç]

unique (exceptional)

einzigartig

['aɪntsɪçˌʔa:ɐtɪç]

various (adj)

verschieden

[fɛɐ'ʃi:dən]

warm (moderately hot)

warm

[vaʁm]

wet (e.g., ~ clothes)

nass

[nas]

whole (entire, complete)

whole (entire, complete)

ganz

[ɡants]

wide (e.g., ~ road)

breit

[bʀaɪt]

young (adj)

jung

[jʊŋ]

MAIN 500 VERBS

252. Verbs A-C

to accompany (vt)

begleiten (vt)

[bə'ɡlaɪtən]

to accuse (vt)

anklagen (vt)

['anˌkla:ɡən]

to acknowledge (admit)

zugeben (vt)

['tsu:ˌɡe:bən] to act (take action)

to act (take action)

handeln (vi)

['handəln]

to add (supplement)

hinzufügen (vt)

[hɪn'tsu:ˌfy:ɡən]

to address (speak to)

adressieren an …

[adʀɛ'si:ʀən an]

to admire (vi)

bewundern (vt)

[bə'vʊndɐn]

to advertise (vt)

werben (vt)

['vɛʁbən]

to advise (vt)

raten (vt)

['ʀa:tən]

to affirm (assert)

behaupten (vt)

[bə'haʊptən]

to agree (say yes)

to agree (say yes)

zustimmen (vi)

['tsu:ˌʃtɪmən]

to aim (to point a weapon)

zielen auf …

['tsi:lən aʊf]

to allow (sb to do sth)

erlauben (vt)

[ɛɐ'laʊbən]

to amputate (vt)

amputieren (vt)

[ampu'ti:ʀən]

to answer (vi, vt)

antworten (vi)

['antˌvɔʁtən]

to apologize (vi)

sich entschuldigen

[zɪç ɛnt'ʃʊldɪɡən]

to appear (come into view)

erscheinen (vi)

[ɛɐ'ʃaɪnən]

to applaud (vi, vt)

to applaud (vi, vt)

applaudieren (vi)

[aplaʊ'di:ʀən]

to appoint (assign)

ernennen (vt)

[ɛɐ'nɛnən]

to approach (come closer)

sich nähern

[zɪç 'nɛ:ɐn]

to arrive (ab. train)

ankommen (vi)

['anˌkɔmən]

to ask (~ sb to do sth)

bitten (vt)

['bɪtən]

to aspire to …

anstreben (vt)

['anˌʃtʀe:bən]

to assist (help)

assistieren (vi)

[asɪs'ti:ʀən]

to attack (mil.)

to attack (mil.)

attackieren (vt)

[ata'ki:ʀən]

to attain (objectives)

erzielen (vt)

[ɛɐ'tsi:lən]

to avenge (get revenge)

sich rächen

[zɪç 'ʀɛçən]

to avoid (danger, task)

vermeiden (vt)

[fɛɐ'maɪdən]

to award (give medal to)

auszeichnen (vt)

['aʊsˌtsaɪçnən]

to battle (vi)

kämpfen (vi)

['kɛmpfən]

to be (vi)

sein (vi)

[zaɪn]

to be a cause of …

to be a cause of …

verursachen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʔu:ɐˌzaχən]

to be afraid

Angst haben

['aŋst 'ha:bən]

to be angry (with …)

verärgert sein

[fɛɐ'ɛʁɡɐt zaɪn]

to be at war

Krieg führen

[kʀi:k 'fy:ʀən]

to be based (on …)

beruhen auf …

[bə'ʀu:ən 'aʊf]

to be bored

sich langweilen

[zɪç 'laŋˌvaɪlən]

to be convinced

sich überzeugen

[zɪç y:bɐ'tsɔɪɡən]

to be enough

to be enough

ausreichen (vi)

['aʊsˌʀaɪçən]

to be envious

beneiden (vt)

[bə'naɪdən]

to be indignant

sich empören

[zɪç ɛm'pø:ʀən]

to be interested in …

sich interessieren

[zɪç ɪntəʀɛ'si:ʀən]

to be lost in thought

in Gedanken versinken

[ɪn ɡə'daŋkən fɛɐ'zɪŋkən]

to be lying (~ on the table)

gelegen sein

[ɡə'le:ɡən zaɪn]

to be needed

nötig sein

['nø:tɪç zaɪn]

to be perplexed (puzzled)

to be perplexed (puzzled)

verblüfft sein

[fɛɐ'blʏft zaɪn]

to be preserved

sich erhalten

[zɪç ɛɐ'haltən]

to be required

notwendig sein

['no:tvɛndɪç zaɪn]

to be surprised

überrascht sein

[y:bɐ'ʀaʃt zaɪn]

to be worried

sich Sorgen machen

[zɪç 'zɔʁɡən 'maχən]

to beat (to hit)

schlagen (vt)

['ʃla:ɡən]

to become (e.g., ~ old)

werden (vi)

['ve:ɐdən]

to behave (vi)

to behave (vi)

sich benehmen

[zɪç bə'ne:mən]

to believe (think)

meinen (vt)

['maɪnən]

to belong to …

gehören (vi)

[ɡə'hø:ʀən]

to berth (moor)

anlegen (vi)

['anˌle:ɡən]

to blind (other drivers)

blenden (vt)

['blɛndən]

to blow (wind)

wehen (vi)

['ve:ən]

to blush (vi)

erröten (vi)

[ɛɐ'ʀø:tən]

to boast (vi)

to boast (vi)

prahlen (vi)

['pʀa:lən]

to borrow (money)

leihen (vt)

['laɪən]

to break (branch, toy, etc.)

brechen (vt)

['bʀɛçən]

to breathe (vi)

atmen (vi)

['a:tmən]

to bring (sth)

mitbringen (vt)

['mɪtˌbʀɪŋən]

to burn (paper, logs)

verbrennen (vt)

[fɛɐ'bʀɛnən]

to buy (purchase)

kaufen (vt)

['kaufən]

to call (~ for help)

to call (~ for help)

rufen (vi)

['ʀu:fən]

to call (yell for sb)

rufen (vt)

['ʀu:fən]

to calm down (vt)

beruhigen (vt)

[bə'ʀu:ɪɡən]

can (v aux)

können (v mod)

['kœnən]

to cancel (call off)

zurückziehen (vt)

[tsu'ʀʏkˌtsi:ən]

to cast off (of a boat or ship)

ablegen (vi)

['apˌle:ɡən]

to catch (e.g., ~ a ball)

fangen (vt)

['faŋən]

to change (~ one's opinion)

to change (~ one's opinion)

ändern (vt)

['ɛndɐn]

to change (exchange)

tauschen (vt)

['taʊʃən]

to charm (vt)

entzücken (vt)

[ɛnt'tsʏkən]

to choose (select)

wählen (vt)

['vɛ:lən]

to chop off (with an ax)

abhacken (vt)

['aphakən]

to clean (e.g., kettle from scale)

reinigen (vt)

['ʀaɪnɪɡən]

to clean (shoes, etc.)

putzen (vt)

['pʊtsən]

to clean up (tidy)

to clean up (tidy)

aufräumen (vt)

['aʊfˌʀɔɪmən]

to close (vt)

schließen (vt)

['ʃli:sən]

to comb one's hair

sich kämmen

[zɪç 'kɛmən]

to come down (the stairs)

herabsteigen (vi)

[hɛ'ʀapˌʃtaɪɡən]

to come out (book)

erscheinen (vi)

[ɛɐ'ʃaɪnən]

to compare (vt)

vergleichen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ɡlaɪçən]

to compensate (vt)

kompensieren (vt)

[kɔmpɛn'zi:ʀən]

to compete (vi)

to compete (vi)

konkurrieren (vi)

[kɔŋkʊ'ʀi:ʀən]

to compile (~ a list)

erstellen (vt)

[ɛɐ'ʃtɛlən]

to complain (vi, vt)

klagen (vi)

['kla:ɡən]

to complicate (vt)

erschweren (vt)

[ɛɐ'ʃve:ʀən]

to compose (music, etc.)

komponieren (vt)

[kɔmpo'ni:ʀən]

to compromise (reputation)

kompromittieren (vt)

[kɔmpʀomɪ'ti:ʀən]

to concentrate (vi)

sich konzentrieren

[zɪç kɔntsɛn'tʀi:ʀən]

to confess (criminal)

to confess (criminal)

gestehen (vi)

[ɡə'ʃte:ən]

to confuse (mix up)

verwechseln (vt)

[fɛɐ'vɛksəln]

to congratulate (vt)

gratulieren (vi)

[ɡʀatu'li:ʀən]

to consult (doctor, expert)

sich konsultieren mit …

[zɪç kɔnzʊl'ti:ʀən mɪt]

to continue (~ to do sth)

fortsetzen (vt)

['fɔʁtˌzɛtsən]

to control (vt)

kontrollieren (vt)

[kɔntʀɔ'li:ʀən]

to convince (vt)

überzeugen (vt)

[y:bɐ'tsɔɪɡən]

to cooperate (vi)

to cooperate (vi)

zusammenarbeiten (vi)

[tsu'zamənˌʔaʁbaɪtən]

to coordinate (vt)

koordinieren (vt)

[koʔɔʁdi'ni:ʀən]

to correct (an error)

korrigieren (vt)

[kɔʀi'ɡi:ʀən]

to cost (vt)

kosten (vt)

['kɔstən]

to count (money, etc.)

rechnen (vt)

['ʀɛçnən]

to count on …

auf … zählen

[aʊf … 'tsɛ:lən]

to crack (ceiling, wall)

bersten (vi)

['bɛʁstən]

to create (vt)

to create (vt)

schaffen (vt)

['ʃafən]

to crush, to squash (~ a bug)

zertreten (vt)

[tsɛɐ'tʀe:tən]

to cry (weep)

weinen (vi)

['vaɪnən]

to cut off (with a knife)

abschneiden (vt)

['apˌʃnaɪdən]

253. Verbs D-G

to dare (~ to do sth)

wagen (vt)

['va:ɡən]

to date from …

sich datieren

[zɪç da'ti:ʀən]

to deceive (vi, vt)

täuschen (vt)

['tɔɪʃən] to decide (~ to do sth)

to decide (~ to do sth)

entscheiden (vt)

[ɛnt'ʃaɪdən]

to decorate (tree, street)

schmücken (vt)

['ʃmʏkən]

to dedicate (book, etc.)

widmen (vt)

['vɪtmən]

to defend (a country, etc.)

verteidigen (vt)

[fɛɐ'taɪdɪɡən]

to defend oneself

sich verteidigen

[zɪç fɛɐ'taɪdɪɡən]

to demand (request firmly)

verlangen (vt)

[fɛɐ'laŋən]

to denounce (vt)

denunzieren (vt)

[denʊn'tsi:ʀən]

to deny (vt)

to deny (vt)

verneinen (vt)

[fɛɐ'naɪnən]

to depend on …

abhängen von …

['apˌhɛŋən fɔn]

to deprive (vt)

nehmen (vt)

['ne:mən]

to deserve (vt)

verdienen (vt)

[fɛɐ'di:nən]

to design (machine, etc.)

projektieren (vt)

[pʀojɛk'ti:ʀən]

to desire (want, wish)

wünschen (vt)

['vʏnʃən]

to despise (vt)

verachten (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʔaχtən]

to destroy (documents, etc.)

to destroy (documents, etc.)

vernichten (vt)

[fɛɐ'nɪçtən]

to differ (from sth)

sich unterscheiden

[zɪç ˌʊntɐ'ʃaɪdən]

to dig (tunnel, etc.)

graben (vt)

['ɡʀa:bən]

to direct (point the way)

richten (vt)

['ʀɪçtən]

to disappear (vi)

verschwinden (vi)

[fɛɐ'ʃvɪndən]

to discover (new land, etc.)

entdecken (vt)

[ɛnt'dɛkən]

to discuss (vt)

besprechen (vt)

[bə'ʃpʀɛçən]

to distribute (leaflets, etc.)

to distribute (leaflets, etc.)

verbreiten (vt)

[fɛɐ'bʀaɪtən]

to disturb (vt)

stören (vt)

['ʃtø:ʀən]

to dive (vi)

tauchen (vi)

['taʊχən]

to divide (math)

dividieren (vt)

[divi'di:ʀən]

to do (vt)

machen (vt)

['maχən]

to do the laundry

waschen (vt)

['vaʃən]

to double (increase)

verdoppeln (vt)

[fɛɐ'dɔpəln]

to doubt (have doubts)

to doubt (have doubts)

zweifeln (vi)

['tsvaɪfəln]

to draw a conclusion

einen Schluss ziehen

['aɪnən ʃlʊs 'tsi:ən]

to dream (daydream)

träumen (vi, vt)

['tʀɔɪmən]

to dream (in sleep)

träumen (vi, vt)

['tʀɔɪmən]

to drink (vi, vt)

trinken (vt)

['tʀɪŋkən]

to drive a car

lenken (vt)

['lɛŋkən]

to drive away (scare away)

verjagen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ja:ɡən]

to drop (let fall)

to drop (let fall)

fallen lassen

['falən 'lasən]

to drown (ab. person)

ertrinken (vi)

[ɛɐ'tʀɪŋkən]

to dry (clothes, hair)

trocknen (vt)

['tʀɔknən]

to eat (vi, vt)

essen (vi, vt)

['ɛsən]

to eavesdrop (vi)

belauschen (vt)

[bə'laʊʃən]

to emit (diffuse - odor, etc.)

verbreiten (vt)

[fɛɐ'bʀaɪtən]

to enjoy oneself

sich amüsieren

[zɪç amy'zi:ʀən]

to enter (on the list)

to enter (on the list)

einschreiben (vt)

['aɪnˌʃʀaɪbən]

to enter (room, house, etc.)

hereinkommen (vi)

[hɛ'ʀaɪnˌkɔmən]

to entertain (amuse)

amüsieren (vt)

[amy'zi:ʀən]

to equip (fit out)

einrichten (vt)

['aɪnˌʀɪçtən]

to examine (proposal)

erörtern (vt)

[ɛɐ'ʔœʁtɐn]

to exchange (sth)

wechseln (vt)

['vɛksəln]

to excuse (forgive)

entschuldigen (vt)

[ɛnt'ʃʊldɪɡən]

to exist (vi)

to exist (vi)

existieren (vi)

[ˌɛksɪs'ti:ʀən]

to expect (anticipate)

erwarten (vt)

[ɛɐ'vaʁtən]

to expect (foresee)

voraussehen (vt)

[fo'ʀaʊsˌze:ən]

to expel (from school, etc.)

ausschließen (vt)

['aʊsˌʃli:sən]

to explain (vt)

erklären (vt)

[ɛɐ'klɛ:ʀən]

to express (vt)

ausdrücken (vt)

['aʊsˌdʀʏkən]

to extinguish (a fire)

löschen (vt)

['lœʃən]

to fall in love (with …)

to fall in love (with …)

sich verlieben

[zɪç fɛɐ'li:bən]

to feed (provide food)

füttern (vt)

['fʏtɐn]

to fight (against the enemy)

kämpfen (vi)

['kɛmpfən]

to fight (vi)

schlagen (mit …)

['ʃla:ɡən mɪt]

to fill (glass, bottle)

füllen (vt)

['fʏlən]

to find (~ lost items)

finden (vt)

['fɪndən]

to finish (vt)

beenden (vt)

[bə'ʔɛndən]

to fish (angle)

to fish (angle)

fischen (vt)

['fɪʃən]

to fit (ab. dress, etc.)

passen (vi)

['pasən]

to flatter (vt)

schmeicheln (vi)

['ʃmaɪçəln]

to fly (bird, plane)

fliegen (vi)

['fli:ɡən]

to follow … (come after)

folgen (vi)

['fɔlɡən]

to forbid (vt)

verbieten (vt)

[fɛɐ'bi:tən]

to force (compel)

zwingen (vt)

['tsvɪŋən]

to forget (vi, vt)

to forget (vi, vt)

vergessen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ɡɛsən]

to forgive (pardon)

verzeihen (vt)

[fɛɐ'tsaɪən]

to form (constitute)

bilden (vt)

['bɪldən]

to get dirty (vi)

sich beschmutzen

[zɪç bə'ʃmʊtsən]

to get infected (with …)

sich anstecken

[zɪç 'anˌʃtɛkən]

to get irritated

gereizt sein

[ɡə'ʀaɪtst zaɪn]

to get married

heiraten (vi)

['haɪʀa:tən]

to get rid of …

to get rid of …

loswerden (vt)

['lo:sˌve:ɐdən]

to get tired

müde werden

['my:də 've:ɐdən]

to get up (arise from bed)

aufstehen (vi)

['aʊfˌʃte:ən]

to give (vt)

geben (vt)

['ɡe:bən]

to give a bath (to bath)

baden (vt)

['ba:dən]

to give a hug, to hug (vt)

umarmen (vt)

[ʊm'ʔaʁmən]

to give in (yield to)

nachgeben (vi)

['na:χˌɡe:bən]

to glimpse (vt)

to glimpse (vt)

erblicken (vt)

[ɛɐ'blɪkən]

to go (by car, etc.)

fahren (vi)

['fa:ʀən]

to go (on foot)

gehen (vi)

['ɡe:ən]

to go for a swim

schwimmen gehen

['ʃvɪmən 'ɡe:ən]

to go out (for dinner, etc.)

ausgehen (vi)

['aʊsˌɡe:ən]

to go to bed (go to sleep)

schlafen gehen

['ʃla:fən 'ɡe:ən]

to greet (vt)

begrüßen (vt)

[bə'ɡʀy:sən]

to grow (plants)

to grow (plants)

züchten (vt)

['tsʏçtən]

to guarantee (vt)

garantieren (vt)

[ɡaʀan'ti:ʀən]

to guess (the answer)

erraten (vt)

[ɛɐ'ʀa:tən]

254. Verbs H-M

to hand out (distribute)

austeilen (vt)

['aʊsˌtaɪlən]

to hang (curtains, etc.)

hängen (vt)

['hɛŋən]

to have (vt)

haben (vt)

[ha:bən] to have a try

to have a try

versuchen (vt)

[fɛɐ'zu:χən]

to have breakfast

frühstücken (vi)

['fʀy:ˌʃtʏkən]

to have dinner

zu Abend essen

[tsu 'a:bənt 'ɛsən]

to have lunch

zu Mittag essen

[tsu 'mɪta:k 'ɛsən]

to head (group, etc.)

führen (vt)

['fy:ʀən]

to hear (vt)

hören (vt)

['hø:ʀən]

to heat (vt)

wärmen (vt)

['vɛʁmən]

to help (vt)

to help (vt)

helfen (vi)

['hɛlfən]

to hide (vt)

verstecken (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʃtɛkən]

to hire (e.g., ~ a boat)

mieten (vt)

['mi:tən]

to hire (staff)

einstellen (vt)

['aɪnˌʃtɛlən]

to hope (vi, vt)

hoffen (vi)

['hɔfən]

to hunt (for food, sport)

jagen (vi)

['jaɡən]

to hurry (vi)

sich beeilen

[zɪç bə'ʔaɪlən]

to imagine (to picture)

to imagine (to picture)

sich vorstellen

[zɪç 'fo:ɐˌʃtɛlən]

to imitate (vt)

imitieren (vt)

[imi'ti:ʀən]

to implore (vt)

anflehen (vt)

['anˌfle:ən]

to import (vt)

importieren (vt)

[ɪmpɔʁ'ti:ʀən]

to increase (vi)

sich vergrößern

[zɪç fɛɐ'ɡʀø:sɐn]

to increase (vt)

vergrößern (vt)

[fɛɐ'ɡʀø:sɐn]

to infect (vt)

anstecken (vt)

['anˌʃtɛkən]

to influence (vt)

to influence (vt)

beeinflussen (vt)

[bə'ʔaɪnˌflʊsən]

to inform (e.g., ~ the police about …)

mitteilen (vt)

['mɪtˌtaɪlən]

to inform (vt)

informieren (vt)

[ɪnfɔʁ'mi:ʀən]

to inherit (vt)

erben (vt)

['ɛʁbən]

to inquire (about …)

sich nach … erkundigen

[zɪç na:χ … ɛɐ'kʊndɪɡən]

to insert (put in)

einsetzen (vt)

['aɪnzɛtsən]

to insinuate (imply)

andeuten (vt)

['anˌdɔɪtən]

to insist (vi, vt)

to insist (vi, vt)

bestehen auf

[bə'ʃte:ən aʊf]

to inspire (vt)

ermutigen (vt)

[ɛɐ'mu:tɪɡən]

to instruct (teach)

instruieren (vt)

[ɪnstʀu'i:ʀən]

to insult (offend)

kränken (vt)

['kʀɛŋkən]

to interest (vt)

interessieren (vt)

[ɪntəʀɛ'si:ʀən]

to intervene (vi)

sich einmischen

[zɪç 'aɪnˌmɪʃən]

to introduce (sb to sb)

bekannt machen

[bə'kant 'maχən]

to invent (machine, etc.)

to invent (machine, etc.)

erfinden (vt)

[ɛɐ'fɪndən]

to invite (vt)

einladen (vt)

['aɪnˌla:dən]

to iron (clothes)

bügeln (vt)

['by:ɡəln]

to irritate (annoy)

ärgern (vt)

['ɛʁɡɐn]

to isolate (vt)

isolieren (vt)

[izo'li:ʀən]

to join (political party, etc.)

sich anschließen

[zɪç 'anˌʃli:sən]

to joke (be kidding)

Witz machen

[vɪts 'maχən]

to keep (old letters, etc.)

to keep (old letters, etc.)

behalten (vt)

[bə'haltən]

to keep silent, to hush

schweigen (vi)

['ʃvaɪɡən]

to kill (vt)

ermorden (vt)

[ɛɐ'mɔʁdən]

to knock (on the door)

anklopfen (vi)

['anˌklɔpfən]

to know (sb)

kennen (vt)

['kɛnən]

to know (sth)

wissen (vt)

['vɪsən]

to laugh (vi)

lachen (vi)

['laχən]

to launch (start up)

to launch (start up)

lancieren (vt)

[lan'si:ʀən]

to leave (~ for Mexico)

wegfahren (vi)

['vɛkˌfa:ʀən]

to leave (forget sth)

verlassen (vt)

[fɛɐ'lasən]

to leave (spouse)

verlassen (vt)

[fɛɐ'lasən]

to liberate (city, etc.)

befreien (vt)

[bə'fʀaɪən]

to lie (~ on the floor)

liegen (vi)

['li:ɡən]

to lie (tell untruth)

lügen (vi)

['ly:ɡən]

to light (campfire, etc.)

to light (campfire, etc.)

anzünden (vt)

['anˌtsʏndən]

to light up (illuminate)

beleuchten (vt)

[bə'lɔɪçtən]

to like (I like …)

gefallen (vi)

[ɡə'falən]

to limit (vt)

begrenzen (vt)

[bə'ɡʀɛntsən]

to listen (vi)

hören (vt)

['hø:ʀən]

to live (~ in France)

wohnen (vi)

['vo:nən]

to live (exist)

leben (vi)

['le:bən]

to load (gun)

to load (gun)

laden (vt)

['la:dən]

to load (vehicle, etc.)

laden (vt)

['la:dən]

to look (I'm just ~ing)

sehen (vt)

['ze:ən]

to look for … (search)

suchen (vt)

['zu:χən]

to look like (resemble)

ähnlich sein

['ɛ:nlɪç zaɪn]

to lose (umbrella, etc.)

verlieren (vt)

[fɛɐ'li:ʀən]

to love (e.g., ~ dancing)

gernhaben (vt)

['ɡɛʁnˌha:bən]

to love (sb)

to love (sb)

lieben (vt)

['li:bən]

to lower (blind, head)

herunterlassen (vt)

[hɛ'ʀʊntɐˌlasən]

to make (~ dinner)

zubereiten (vt)

['tsu:bəˌʀaɪtən]

to make a mistake

einen Fehler machen

['aɪnən 'fe:lɐ 'maχən]

to make angry

ärgern (vt)

['ɛʁɡɐn]

to make easier

erleichtern (vt)

[ɛɐ'laɪçtɐn]

to make multiple copies

vervielfältigen (vt)

[fɛɐ'fi:lˌfɛltɪɡən]

to make the acquaintance

to make the acquaintance

kennenlernen (vt)

['kɛnənˌlɛʁnən]

to make use (of …)

benutzen (vt)

[bə'nʊtsən]

to manage, to run

managen (vt)

['mɛnɪdʒən]

to mark (make a mark)

markieren (vt)

[maʁ'ki:ʀən]

to mean (signify)

bedeuten (vt)

[bə'dɔɪtən]

to memorize (vt)

memorieren (vt)

[memo'ʀi:ʀən]

to mention (talk about)

erwähnen (vt)

[ɛɐ'vɛ:nən]

to miss (school, etc.)

to miss (school, etc.)

versäumen (vt)

[fɛɐ'zɔɪmən]

to mix (combine, blend)

mischen (vt)

['mɪʃən]

to mock (make fun of)

spotten (vi)

['ʃpɔtən]

to move (to shift)

verschieben (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʃi:bən]

to multiply (math)

multiplizieren (vt)

[mʊltipli'tsi:ʀən]

must (v aux)

müssen (v mod)

['mʏsən]

255. Verbs N-R

to name, to call (vt)

benennen (vt)

[bə'nɛnən]

to negotiate (vi)

verhandeln (vi)

[fɛɐ'handəln]

to note (write down)

notieren (vt)

[no'ti:ʀən] to notice (see)

to notice (see)

bemerken (vt)

[bə'mɛʁkən]

to obey (vi, vt)

gehorchen (vi)

[ɡə'hɔʁçən]

to object (vi, vt)

einwenden (vt)

['aɪnˌvɛndən]

to observe (see)

beobachten (vt)

[bə'ʔo:baχtən]

to offend (vt)

beleidigen (vt)

[bə'laɪdɪɡən]

to omit (word, phrase)

weglassen (vt)

['vɛkˌlasən]

to open (vt)

öffnen (vt)

['œfnən]

to order (in restaurant)

to order (in restaurant)

bestellen (vt)

[bə'ʃtɛlən]

to order (mil.)

befehlen (vt)

[ˌbə'fe:lən]

to organize (concert, party)

veranstalten (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʔanʃtaltən]

to overestimate (vt)

überschätzen (vt)

[y:bɐ'ʃɛtsən]

to own (possess)

besitzen (vt)

[bə'zɪtsən]

to participate (vi)

teilnehmen (vi)

['taɪlˌne:mən]

to pass through (by car, etc.)

vorbeifahren (vi)

[fo:ɐ'baɪˌfa:ʀən]

to pay (vi, vt)

to pay (vi, vt)

zahlen (vt)

['tsa:lən]

to peep, spy on

gucken (vi)

[ɡʊ:kən]

to penetrate (vt)

eindringen (vi)

['aɪnˌdʀɪŋən]

to permit (vt)

erlauben (vt)

[ɛɐ'laʊbən]

to pick (flowers)

pflücken (vt)

['pflʏkən]

to place (put, set)

stellen (vt)

['ʃtɛlən]

to plan (~ to do sth)

planen (vt)

['pla:nən]

to play (actor)

to play (actor)

spielen (vi, vt)

['ʃpi:lən]

to play (children)

spielen (vi, vt)

['ʃpi:lən]

to point (~ the way)

zeigen (vt)

['tsaɪɡən]

to pour (liquid)

gießen (vt)

['ɡi:sən]

to pray (vi, vt)

beten (vi)

['be:tən]

to prefer (vt)

vorziehen (vt)

['foɐˌtsi:ən]

to prepare (~ a plan)

vorbereiten (vt)

['fo:ɐbəˌʀaɪtən]

to present (sb to sb)

to present (sb to sb)

vorstellen (vt)

['fo:ɐˌʃtɛlən]

to preserve (peace, life)

bewahren (vt)

[bə'va:ʀən]

to prevail (vt)

überwiegen (vi)

[ˌy:bɐ'vi:ɡən]

to progress (move forward)

vorankommen

[fo:'ʀanˌkɔmən]

to promise (vt)

versprechen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʃpʀɛçən]

to pronounce (vt)

aussprechen (vt)

['aʊsˌʃpʀɛçən]

to propose (vt)

vorschlagen (vt)

['fo:ɐˌʃla:ɡən]

to protect (e.g., ~ nature)

to protect (e.g., ~ nature)

bewachen (vt)

[bə'vaχən]

to protest (vi)

protestieren (vi)

[pʀotɛs'ti:ʀən]

to prove (vt)

beweisen (vt)

[bə'vaɪzən]

to provoke (vt)

provozieren (vt)

[pʀovo'tsi:ʀən]

to pull (~ the rope)

ziehen (vt)

['tsi:ən]

to punish (vt)

bestrafen (vt)

[bə'ʃtʀa:fən]

to push (~ the door)

schieben (vt)

['ʃi:bən]

to put away (vt)

to put away (vt)

weglegen (vt)

['vɛkˌle:ɡən]

to put in order

in Ordnung bringen

[ɪn 'ɔʁdnʊŋ 'bʀɪŋən]

to put, to place

stellen (vt)

['ʃtɛlən]

to quote (cite)

zitieren (vt)

[ˌtsi'ti:ʀən]

to reach (arrive at)

erreichen (vt)

[ɛɐ'ʀaɪçən]

to read (vi, vt)

lesen (vi, vt)

['le:zən]

to realize (a dream)

verwirklichen (vt)

[fɛɐ'vɪʁklɪçən]

to recognize (identify sb)

to recognize (identify sb)

anerkennen (vt)

['anɛʁˌkɛnən]

to recommend (vt)

empfehlen (vt)

[ɛm'pfe:lən]

to recover (~ from flu)

genesen (vi)

[ɡə'ne:zən]

to redo (do again)

nochmals tun (vt)

['nɔχma:ls tu:n]

to reduce (speed, etc.)

verringern (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʀɪŋɐn]

to refuse (~ sb)

absagen (vt)

['apˌza:ɡən]

to regret (be sorry)

bedauern (vt)

[bə'daʊɐn]

to reinforce (vt)

to reinforce (vt)

befestigen (vt)

[bə'fɛstɪɡən]

to remember (Do you ~ me?)

sich erinnern

[zɪç ɛɐ'ʔɪnɐn]

to remember (I can't ~ her name)

zurückdenken (vi)

[tsu'ʀʏkˌdɛŋkən]

to remind of …

erinnern (vt)

[ɛɐ'ʔɪnɐn]

to remove (~ a stain)

entfernen (vt)

[ɛnt'fɛʁnən]

to remove (~ an obstacle)

beseitigen (vt)

[bə'zaɪtɪɡən]

to rent (sth from sb)

mieten (vt)

['mi:tən]

to repair (mend)

to repair (mend)

reparieren (vt)

[ʀepa'ʀi:ʀən]

to repeat (say again)

noch einmal sagen

[nɔχ 'aɪnma:l 'za:ɡən]

to report (make a report)

berichten (vt)

[bə'ʀɪçtən]

to reproach (vt)

vorwerfen (vt)

['fo:ɐˌvɛʁfən]

to reserve, to book

reservieren (vt)

[ʀezɛʁ'vi:ʀən]

to restrain (hold back)

zurückhalten (vt)

[tsu'ʀʏkˌhaltən]

to return (come back)

zurückkehren (vi)

[tsu'ʀʏkˌke:ʀən]

to risk, to take a risk

to risk, to take a risk

riskieren (vt)

[ʀɪs'ki:ʀən]

to rub out (erase)

ausradieren (vt)

['aʊsˌʀa'di:ʀən]

to run (move fast)

laufen (vi)

['laʊfən]

to rush (hurry sb)

zur Eile antreiben

[tsu:ɐ 'aɪlə 'anˌtʀaɪbən]

256. Verbs S-W

to satisfy (please)

befriedigen (vt)

[bə'fʀi:dɪɡən]

to save (rescue)

retten (vt)

['ʀɛtən]

to say (~ thank you)

sagen (vt)

['za:ɡən] to scold (vt)

to scold (vt)

schelten (vt)

['ʃɛltən]

to scratch (with claws)

kratzen (vt)

['kʀatsən]

to select (to pick)

auswählen (vt)

['aʊsˌvɛ:lən]

to sell (goods)

verkaufen (vt)

[fɛɐ'kaʊfən]

to send (a letter)

abschicken (vt)

['apˌʃɪkən]

to send back (vt)

zurückschicken (vt)

[tsu'ʀʏkˌʃɪkən]

to sense (~ danger)

fühlen (vt)

['fy:lən]

to sentence (vt)

to sentence (vt)

verurteilen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʔʊʁtaɪlən]

to serve (in restaurant)

bedienen (vt)

[bə'di:nən]

to settle (a conflict)

regeln (vt)

['ʀe:ɡəln]

to shake (vt)

schütteln (vt)

['ʃʏtəln]

to shave (vi)

sich rasieren

[zɪç ʀa'zi:ʀən]

to shine (gleam)

glänzen (vi)

['ɡlɛntsən]

to shiver (with cold)

zittern (vi)

['tsɪtɐn]

to shoot (vi)

to shoot (vi)

schießen (vi)

['ʃi:sən]

to shout (vi)

schreien (vi)

['ʃʀaɪən]

to show (to display)

zeigen (vt)

['tsaɪɡən]

to shudder (vi)

zusammenzucken (vi)

[tsu'zamənˌtsʊkən]

to sigh (vi)

aufseufzen (vi)

['aʊfˌzɔɪftsən]

to sign (document)

unterschreiben (vt)

[ˌʊntɐ'ʃʀaɪbən]

to signify (mean)

bezeichnen (vt)

[bə'tsaɪçnən]

to simplify (vt)

to simplify (vt)

vereinfachen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʔaɪnfaχən]

to sin (vi)

sündigen (vi)

['zʏndɪɡən]

to sit (be sitting)

sitzen (vi)

['zɪtsən]

to sit down (vi)

sich setzen

[zɪç 'zɛtsən]

to smell (emit an odor)

riechen (vi)

['ʀi:çən]

to smell (inhale the odor)

riechen (vt)

['ʀi:çən]

to smile (vi)

lächeln (vi)

['lɛçəln]

to snap (vi, ab. rope)

to snap (vi, ab. rope)

zerreißen (vi)

[tsɛɐ'ʀaɪsən]

to solve (problem)

lösen (vt)

['lø:zən]

to sow (seed, crop)

säen (vt)

['zɛ:ən]

to spill (liquid)

vergießen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ɡi:sən]

to spill out, scatter (flour, etc.)

verschütten (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʃʏtən]

to spit (vi)

spucken (vi)

['ʃpʊkən]

to stand (toothache, cold)

aushalten (vt)

['aʊsˌhaltən]

to start (begin)

to start (begin)

beginnen (vt)

[bə'ɡɪnən]

to steal (money, etc.)

stehlen (vt)

['ʃte:lən]

to stop (for pause, etc.)

stoppen (vt)

['ʃtɔpən]

to stop (please ~ calling me)

einstellen (vt)

['aɪnˌʃtɛlən]

to stop talking

verstummen (vi)

[fɛɐ'ʃtʊmən]

to stroke (caress)

streicheln (vt)

['ʃtʀaɪçəln]

to study (vt)

lernen (vt)

['lɛʁnən]

to suffer (feel pain)

to suffer (feel pain)

leiden (vi)

['laɪdən]

to support (cause, idea)

unterstützen (vt)

[ˌʊntɐ'ʃtʏtsən]

to suppose (assume)

vermuten (vt)

[fɛɐ'mu:tən]

to surface (ab. submarine)

auftauchen (vi)

['aʊfˌtaʊχən]

to surprise (amaze)

erstaunen (vt)

[ɛɐ'ʃtaʊnən]

to suspect (vt)

verdächtigen (vt)

[fɛɐ'dɛçtɪɡən]

to swim (vi)

schwimmen (vi)

['ʃvɪmən]

to take (get hold of)

to take (get hold of)

nehmen (vt)

['ne:mən]

to take a bath

sich waschen

[zɪç 'vaʃən]

to take a rest

sich ausruhen

[zɪç 'aʊsˌʀu:ən]

to take away (e.g., about waiter)

fortbringen (vt)

['fɔʁtˌbʀɪŋən]

to take off (airplane)

starten (vi)

['ʃtaʁtən]

to take off (painting, curtains, etc.)

abnehmen (vt)

['apˌne:mən]

to take pictures

fotografieren (vt)

[fotoɡʀa'fi:ʀən]

to talk to …

to talk to …

sprechen mit …

['ʃpʀɛçən mɪt]

to teach (give lessons)

lehren (vt)

['le:ʀən]

to tear off, to rip off (vt)

abreißen (vt)

['apˌʀaɪsən]

to tell (story, joke)

erzählen (vt)

[ɛɐ'tsɛ:lən]

to thank (vt)

danken (vi)

['daŋkən]

to think (believe)

glauben (vi)

['ɡlaʊbən]

to think (vi, vt)

denken (vi, vt)

['dɛŋkən]

to threaten (vt)

to threaten (vt)

drohen (vi)

['dʀo:ən]

to throw (stone, etc.)

werfen (vt)

['vɛʁfən]

to tie to …

anbinden (vt)

['anˌbɪndən]

to tie up (prisoner)

binden (vt)

['bɪndən]

to tire (make tired)

ermüden (vt)

[ɛɐ'my:dən]

to touch (one's arm, etc.)

berühren (vt)

[bə'ʀy:ʀən]

to tower (over …)

überragen

[ˌy:bɐ'ʀa:ɡən]

to train (animals)

to train (animals)

dressieren (vt)

[dʀɛ'si:ʀən]

to train (sb)

trainieren (vt)

[tʀɛ'ni:ʀən]

to train (vi)

trainieren (vi)

[tʀɛ'ni:ʀən]

to transform (vt)

transformieren (vt)

[ˌtʀansfɔʁ'mi:ʀən]

to translate (vt)

übersetzen (vt)

[ˌy:bɐ'zɛtsən]

to treat (illness)

behandeln (vt)

[bə'handəln]

to trust (vt)

vertrauen (vt)

[fɛɐ'tʀaʊən]

to try (attempt)

to try (attempt)

versuchen (vt)

[fɛɐ'zu:χən]

to turn (e.g., ~ left)

abbiegen (vi)

['apˌbi:ɡən]

to turn away (vi)

sich abwenden

[zɪç 'apˌvɛndən]

to turn off (the light)

ausschalten (vt)

['aʊsˌʃaltən]

to turn on (computer, etc.)

einschalten (vt)

['aɪnˌʃaltən]

to turn over (stone, etc.)

umdrehen (vt)

['ʊmˌdʀe:ən]

to underestimate (vt)

unterschätzen (vt)

[ˌʊntɐ'ʃɛtsən]

to underline (vt)

to underline (vt)

unterstreichen (vt)

[ˌʊntɐ'ʃtʀaɪçən]

to understand (vt)

verstehen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʃte:ən]

to undertake (vt)

unternehmen (vt)

[ˌʊntɐ'ne:mən]

to unite (vt)

vereinigen (vt)

[fɛɐ'ʔaɪnɪɡən]

to untie (vt)

losbinden (vt)

['lo:sˌbɪndən]

to use (phrase, word)

gebrauchen (vt)

[ɡə'bʀaʊχən]

to vaccinate (vt)

impfen (vt)

['ɪmpfən]

to vote (vi)

to vote (vi)

stimmen (vi)

['ʃtɪmən]

to wait (vt)

warten (vi)

['vaʁtən]

to wake (sb)

wecken (vt)

['vɛkən]

to want (wish, desire)

wollen (vt)

['vɔlən]

to warn (of the danger)

warnen (vt)

['vaʁnən]

to wash (clean)

waschen (vt)

['vaʃən]

to water (plants)

begießen (vt)

[bə'ɡi:sən]

to wave (the hand)

to wave (the hand)

winken (vi)

['vɪŋkən]

to weigh (have weight)

wiegen (vi)

['vi:ɡən]

to work (vi)

arbeiten (vi)

['aʁbaɪtən]

to worry (make anxious)

beunruhigen (vt)

[bə'ʔʊnˌʀu:ɪɡən]

to worry (vi)

sich aufregen

[zɪç 'aʊfˌʀe:ɡən]

to wrap (parcel, etc.)

einpacken (vt)

['aɪnˌpakən]

to wrestle (sport)

ringen (vi)

['ʀɪŋən]

to write (vt)

to write (vt)

schreiben (vi, vt)

['ʃʀaɪbən]

to write down

aufschreiben (vt)

['aʊfˌʃʀaɪbən]