7.1 Familie und Privatleben

Question 1

Familie

Answer 1

family (n)

[ˈfæm^əli]

Question 2

aufziehen, erziehen

Answer 2

to bring up (phrasal v) (brought up, brought up)

[ˌbrɪŋˈʌp] [ˌbrɑ:tˈʌp]

Question 3

auf/-großziehen

Answer 3

to raise (v)

[reɪz]

Question 4

Mitglied

Answer 4

member (n)

[ˈmembɚ]

Question 5

Elternteil

Answer 5

parent (n)

[ˈper^ənt]

Question 6

Kind

Answer 6

child (n) (pl: children)
kid (n, inform)

[tʃaɪld] [tʃɪldr^ən]
[kɪd]

Question 7

Familien-

Answer 7

family (adj)

[ˈfæm^əli]

Question 8

Familienplanung-, Geburtenregelung

Answer 8

family planning (n, uncount)

[ˌfæm^əliˈplænɪŋ]

Question 9

Kleinfamilie

Answer 9

nuclear family (n)

[ˌnu:kliɚˈfæm^əli / ˌnju:kliɚˈfæm^əli]

Question 10

Großfamilie

Answer 10

extended family (n)

[ɪkˌstendɪdˈfæm^əli / ekˌstendɪdˈfæm^əli]

Question 11

Patchworkfamilie (aus zwei oder mehrern Familien zusammengewürfelte neue Familie)

Answer 11

patchwork family (n)

[ˌpætʃwɜ:rkˈfæm^əli]

Question 12

Alleinerziehende(r)

Answer 12

single parent (n)

[ˌsɪŋg^əlˈper^ənt]

Question 13

Mutter

Answer 13

mother (n)

[ˈmʌðɚ]

Question 14

Mama, Mutti

Answer 14

mom (AE) (n, inform)

[mɑ:m]

Question 15

Vater

Answer 15

father (n)

[ˈfɑ:ðɚ]

Question 16

Papa, Vati

Answer 16

dad (n, inform)

[dæd]

Question 17

Tochter

Answer 17

daughter (n)

[ˈdɑ:t̬ɚ]

Question 18

Sohn

Answer 18

son (n)

[sʌn]

Question 19

Schwester

Answer 19

sister (n)

[ˈsɪstɚ]

Question 20

Bruder

Answer 20

brother (n)

[ˈbrʌðɚ]

Question 21

alte(r, s)

Answer 21

elder (adj)

[ˈeldɚ]

Question 22

älteste(r, s)

Answer 22

eldest (adj)

[ˈeldɪst]

Question 23

Älteste(r, s)

Answer 23

eldest (n)

[ˈeldɪst]

Question 24

Baby, Säugling

Answer 24

baby (n)

[ˈbeɪbi]

Question 25

Zwillings-; Zwilling

Answer 25

twin (n)

[twɪn]

Question 26

Windel

Answer 26

diaper (AE) (n)

[ˈdaɪəpɚ]

Question 27

Babysitter(in)

Answer 27

babysitter (n)

[ˈbeɪbiˌsɪt̬ɚ]

Question 28

Kinderwagen

Answer 28

baby carriage (AE) (n)

[ˈbeɪbiˌkerɪʤ]

Question 29

Großelternteil, Großvater/Großmutter

Answer 29

grandparent (n, pl)

[ˈgrænˌper^ənt]

Question 30

Großmutter

Answer 30

grandmother (n)

[ˈgrænˌmʌðɚ]

Question 31

Großvater

Answer 31

grandfather (n)

[ˈgrænˌfɑ:ðɚ]

Question 32

Tante

Answer 32

aunt (n)

[ænt]

Question 33

Onkel

Answer 33

uncle (n)

[ˈʌŋk^əl]

Question 34

Cousin/Vetter, Cousine

Answer 34

cousin (n)

[ˈkʌz^ən]

Question 35

Oma

Answer 35

grandma (n, inform)

[ˈgrænmɑ:]

Question 36

Omi

Answer 36

granny (n, inform)

[ˈgræni]

Question 37

Opa

Answer 37

grandpa (n, inform)
grand(d)ad (n, inform)

[ˈgrænpɑ:]
[ˈgrændæd]

Question 38

Enkel, Enkelkind

Answer 38

grandchild (n) (pl: grandchildren)

[ˈgrænˌtʃaɪld] [ˈgrænˌtʃɪldr^ən]

Question 39

Vorfahre/Vorfahrin

Answer 39

ancestor (n)

[ˈænsestɚ]

Question 40

Verwandte(r)

Answer 40

relation (n)
relative (n)

[rɪˈleɪʃ^ən]
[ˈrelət̬ɪv]

Question 41

verwandt

Answer 41

related (adj)

[rɪˈleɪt̬ɪd]

Question 42

verlobt

Answer 42

engaged (adj)

[enˈgeɪʤd]

Question 43

heiraten

Answer 43

to marry (v)

[ˈmeri]

Question 44

Hochzeit

Answer 44

wedding (n)

[ˈwedɪŋ]

Question 45

verheiratet

Answer 45

married (adj)

[ˈmerid]

Question 46

Ehe

Answer 46

marriage (n)

[ˈmerɪʤ]

Question 47

private Angelegenheiten, Privatleben

Answer 47

affairs (n, pl)

[əˈferz]

Question 48

Paar

Answer 48

couple (n)

[ˈkʌp^əl]

Question 49

Ehemann

Answer 49

husband (n)

[ˈhʌzbən(d)]

Question 50

Ehefrau

Answer 50

wife (n) (pl: wives)

[waɪf] [waɪvz]

Question 51

Witwe

Answer 51

widow (n)

[ˈwɪdoʊ]

Question 52

Witwer

Answer 52

widower (n)

[ˈwɪdoʊɚ]

Question 53

Schwiegermutter

Answer 53

mother-in-law (n)

[ˈmʌðɚɪnlɑ:]

Question 54

Schwiegervater

Answer 54

father-in-law (n)

[ˈfɑ:ðɚɪnlɑ:]

Question 55

alleinstehend, allein lebend, alleinerziehend

Answer 55

single (adj)

[ˈsɪŋg^əl]

Question 56

(als Paar) zusammenleben

Answer 56

to live together (phrasal v)

[ˌlɪvtəˈgeðɚ]

Question 57

zusammenziehen

Answer 57

to move in (phrasal v)

[ˌmu:vˈɪn]

Question 58

alleinstehende / allein lebende Menschen

Answer 58

singles (n, pl)

[ˈsɪŋg^əlz]

Question 59

Junggeselle

Answer 59

bachelor (n)

[ˈbætʃ^əlɚ]

Question 60

unerheiratet, alleinstehend

Answer 60

unmarried (adj)

[ʌnˈmerɪd]

Question 61

Verlobte

Answer 61

fiancée (n)

[ˌfiɑ:nˈseɪ]

Question 62

Verlobter

Answer 62

fiancé (n)

[ˌfiɑ:nˈseɪ]

Question 63

Braut

Answer 63

bride (n)

[braɪd]

Question 64

Bräutigam

Answer 64

bridegroom (n)

[ˈbraɪdgrʊm / braɪdgru:m]

Question 65

Hochzeitsreise

Answer 65

honeymoon (n)

[ˈhʌnimu:n]

Question 66

(auf)lösen

Answer 66

to break off (phrasal v) (broke off, broken off)

[ˌbreɪkˈɑ:f] [ˌbroʊkˈɑ:f] [ˌbroʊk^ənˈɑ:f]

Question 67

sich trennen, auseinandergehen

Answer 67

to separate (v)

[ˈsepəreɪt]

Question 68

(jdn.) verlassen

Answer 68

to leave (v) (left, left)

[li:v] [left]

Question 69

zerbrechen, auseinandergehen

Answer 69

to break up (phrasal v) (broke up, broken up)

[ˌbreɪkˈʌp] [ˌbroʊkˈʌp] [ˌbroʊk^ənˈʌp]

Question 70

Affäre, Seitensprung

Answer 70

affair (n)

[əˈfer]

Question 71

Ehescheidung

Answer 71

divorce (n)

[dɪˈvɔ:rs]

Question 72

geschieden

Answer 72

divorced (adj)

[dɪˈvɔ:rst]

Question 73

adoptieren

Answer 73

to adopt (v)

[əˈdɑ:pt]

Question 74

Exfrau/-mann/-freundin/-freund

Answer 74

ex (n, sg, inform)

[eks]

Question 75

Adoption

Answer 75

adoption (n)

[əˈdɑ:pʃ^ən]

Question 76

Testament, letzer Wille

Answer 76

will (n)

[wɪl]

Question 77

hinterlassen, vererben

Answer 77

to leave (v) (left, left)

[li:v] [left]